This is alright game, not the best in the series
User Rating: 6.3 | Devil May Cry 2 PS2
The setting in Devil May Cry 2 is more urban this time around, though you won't find any innocent bystanders walking the demon-infested streets. Instead of fighting among ancient ruins and cliff faces, you'll mostly be hopping from rooftop to rooftop through small villages and among towering skyscrapers. There are many indoor areas as well, but instead of the elegant decor of the mansion walls, the environment is more industrial, featuring metal drum containers, expansive piping, and large retractable bay doors. This release also contains underwater missions for Lucia, but they have taken on a whole new face. Now, going underwater keeps to essentially the same format as on dry land instead of going to a first-person view like in the original release. Lucia can still swing her swords underwater, but some of her long-range weapons cannot be used. Navigating is simple enough, but in the event that you get lost, a simplified overhead map is available to discern your position.
