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Prologue
Characters
Controls
Actions
Starting the Game / Main Menu
Game Screen
Pause
Results
Items
Shop / Secret Mission
Ranking
Enemies
Hints
Limited Warranty
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Prologue
Long ago, when Mundus ruled over the demons as their king,
a demon known as Sparda fell in love with an angel, Eva.
Sparda was banished for his treachery, and Eva was slain,
but not before the couple had given birth to twin children…
Present day. Dante, the child of demon and angel, suffers
from memory loss.
As he lives a carefree but aimless life in a city that exists
on the edge of the human and demonic realms, a mysterious
girl, Kat, approaches him.
Guided by her, Dante travels to the headquarters of
“The Order.”
There awaits his twin brother, Virgil, who will share his
ambitious plan with Dante...
Dante is the son of Sparda, a demon, and
Eva, an angel. As such, he is a Nephilim;
half demon, half angel. He wears a
distinctive red long coat and uses his
shape-shifting longsword, Rebellion, and
his two guns, Ebony & Ivory, to hunt demons.
Kat is a young girl who is part of "The Order."
She has the ability to see into Limbo. Kat
suddenly appears in front of Dante one day,
seemingly with the purpose of helping him.
Virgil is Dante's twin brother, and the leader
of "The Order." He established "The Order"
with the goal of freeing humans from
demonic influence. He is cunning and never
loses his cool, using the sword he inherited
from his Father in battle.
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Xbox 360 Controller
Press and Hold / Angel Mode
Item Shortcuts Pause
Dodge Dodge
Xbox Guide
Left Stick
Move
Switch Target
* Certain actions can only be performed once you progress through the game.
* These controls are the default settings. You can change your controller
settings from the Options menu.
* If you want to use the vibration feature, press and hold the Xbox Guide
button. Once the menu is displayed, make sure that vibration is turned ON.
D-pad
Switch Weapon
Switch Gun
Switch Weapons in
Demon Mode
Switch Weapons in
Angel Mode
Select Cancel
Right Stick
Move Camera
Reset Camera
Devil Trigger
Long-range attack
Close-range attack
Special Move (various)
Jump
Press and Hold /
Demon Mode
Move Left Analog Stick
Push the left analog stick to move towards that direction.
You will walk slowly if you push the left analog stick gently.
Move Camera Right Analog Stick
Changing the camera angle will allow you to examine your surroundings.
*Camera angles may not be changed at certain locations.
Jump button
Press the button to jump. The longer you press and hold the button,
the higher you'll jump. You can also press the button in the air to
perform a double jump.
Dodge button
Perform a dodging maneuver.
This can be performed in mid-air as well.
Default Equipment: Rebeion
A close-range attack using your sword or other close-range weapons. Vary your
timing with the left analog stick and the button to perform different combos.
A long-range attack using your guns or other long-range weapons. You can
attack enemies that you cannot reach with a close-range attack.
A powerful attack that varies with the close-range weapon that you are using. Some
weapons will allow you to hold the button down longer, resulting in a different attack.
Close-range aack button
Default Equipment: Ebony & Ivory
Long-range aack button
Special Move button
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Action: Changing Modes
ANGEL
MODE
DEMON
MODE
Wicked
destruction
High-spd
onslaught
Dante uses the power he gained from his mother,
Eva, to transform Rebellion and attack a wide area
with a barrage of swift blows!
Attack while pressing and holding
A magical scythe with a shifting mass. It can attack a wide area of enemies at once!
Prop
Hold and press
Spin Osiris vertically and let the blade cut into enemies, sending them flying!
Transform Osiris into a whip, and move yourself towards either an enemy or any location with a blue mark.
Angel bst
Hold in mid-air and press
Use your magical ability to fly through the air. The longer you hold , the farther you will fly.
Angel Lift
Hold and press
Osiris
Dante uses the power he gained from his father,
Sparda, to transform Rebellion and attack with
powerful, menacing blows!
Attack while pressing and holding
Arbiter
A heavy, magical axe that can destroy walls and shields that normal attacks cannot!
Tremor
Hold and press
Slam Arbiter into the ground to induce a powerful shockwave,
sending enemies into the air!
Demon Pu
Hold and press
Transform Arbiter into a whip and pull enemies or locations with red marks towards you.
DEVIL
TRIGGER
When your Devil Trigger Gauge is full: +
Dante unleashes his inner demonic powers, launching all nearby enemies into the air. While Devil Trigger is
active, Dante's health regenerates and his attacks are more powerful. Once the Devil Trigger Gauge is empty,
the effects of Devil Trigger will end. You can also press + to end the effect.
*You will unlock Devil Trigger by progressing through the game.
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Starting the Game: Main Menu
Starting the Game
Save
This game will automatically save your game whenever you pass through a checkpoint or
successfully complete an episode. Never turn the power off when the save icon is present in
the top right corner of the screen. If you wish to start the game from a saved file, select
"Continue" from the Main Menu.
This game requires 1,700KB of free space to save game data.
Load
When the game is loading, a loading icon will be present in the bottom right corner of the screen.
Starting the Game
You will progress through the game by beating missions.
Your goal is to complete all of the missions.
Miions
Select
Difficulty
Secret Miions
dojo
You can play through missions that you have previously completed.
Once you beat them, you can adjust the difficulty.
Human Recommended for players who do not have experience with action games.
Devil Hunter Recommended for novice players.
Nephilim Recommended for players who have played previous Devil May Cry games.
You can access secret missions that you unlocked in certain missions.
A training mode where you can practice the moves that you have learned.
Extras
options
Xbox LIVE Marketplace
Command List
A list of Dante’s moves.
A demonstration of the
selected move will be
shown. *You can exit the
training mode from the
pause menu.
Bonus content such as rankings, game statistics, unlocked trophies,
and concept art.
You can select whether or not to display tutorials, customize your controls,
and set up the video and audio settings.
Purchase downloadable content.
New Game
continue
Start a new game.
If you have a saved game, you can start the game from the last
checkpoint you passed.
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As Dante takes damage, his vitality will decrease.
When it reaches zero, the game is over.
Vitality Gauge
Equipped Weapon
The weapon you currently have equipped.
Devil Trigger Gauge
Increases when you attack an enemy, or when you take
damage. Once it is full enough, you can activate Devil
Trigger. (Usable after you progress through the game)
boes
Boss Vitality Gauge
The vitality gauge of the boss you
are facing.
Your current style rank. When you attack an enemy with a
special move, a comment and your score will be displayed.
Style Rank
Number of Red Orbs you have
Number of Upgrade Points you have
The number of times you can
upgrade your weapon.
Game Over
When your vitality gauge is depleted, the game is
over. However, if you have a Gold Orb you will
regain your health and can continue the game.
Number of Red Orbs you have
Return to game
Items
Restart from
checkpoint
Restart the mission
Command List
Options
Main Menu
You will exit the pause menu and return to the game.
Browse through and use your items.
You will restart the game from the last checkpoint you passed through.
*The number of restarts will be counted as deaths at the results screen.
You will restart the mission from the beginning.
Display the moves that Dante can currently perform, separated by weapon.
Access various settings.
Return to the Main Menu
Number of Upgrade
Points you have
Number of Gold Orbs you have
Number of keys
you have
Where you will start
from if you continue
this game from the
Main Menu
The number of
elements hidden
within the
mission
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When you complete a mission, your statistics
will be displayed on the Results screen.
The elements you completed
within the mission
Completed
During a mission, you can find Orbs scattered throughout the stage,
or from enemies. Each Orb has a unique effect.
Red Orb
Used to purchase items at
Divinity Statues
white Orb
Used to upgrade weapons at
Divinity Statues
The Style Points you accrued
during the mission
Style Points
Items Used Deaths
The number of items you used
during the mission
The time you took to complete
the mission
Time
The number of times you died
The sum of your scores from
1 - 6, and your final grade
Final Score
Mission Bonus
Bonuses for accomplishing
special tasks during the mission
purple Orb
grn Orb
Restores some vitality
gold Orb
Continue your game from
the spot where you died
These items can be purchase from the Shop, or from Divinity Statues
within a mission.
Restores some of your
Devil Trigger Gauge
Lost Soul
Sometimes you will come
across a fallen soul that is
trapped in Limbo. If you
attack it and release it
from Limbo, you will gain
a Red Orb.
Devil Star
Vital Star
Restores some vitality
Grn Cro
Collect 4 pieces or obtain a
complete Green Cross to
increase your maximum vitality
Restores some of your
Devil Trigger Gauge
Purple Cro
Collect 4 pieces or obtain
a complete Purple Cross to
increase the maximum
of your Devil Trigger Gauge
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You can purchase items and upgrade your weapons by accessing the Shop
before starting a mission, or by using a Divinity Statue while in the game.
Obtaining abilities and
upgrading weapons
If you select "Ranking" on Special Features or on the result screen, you will be
connected to the online ranking system through Xbox LIVE. You can view rankings
of other players and friends in "Ranking." You can also post your results to the
rankings after each mission by selecting "Post results to Rankings."
* Posting to and viewing Rankings requires a connection to Xbox LIVE with a
broadband connection.
You can upgrade your abilities and weapons.
Upgrade Points can be reassigned any number
of times.
Purchasing Items
You can use your Red Orbs to purchase items that
will restore vitality and your Devil Trigger Gauge.
There is a limit to how many of each item you
can carry.
Missions contain a number of keys and matching doors. If you open a door with the
correct colored key, you can access a secret mission with a special objective.
Bronze Key Silver Key
The color of the door is related to the difficulty
of the mission. Once you've accessed a secret
mission, you can play them again by selecting
Bronze Door Silver Door
"Secret Mission" from the Main Menu.
Toggle Difficulty
Change Mission
Refresh
Switch scores
Back
View gamer card
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Limbo exists between the human world and the demonic
world, and contains many demons. Some have always been
demons, while others are humans who fell under demonic
influence. Here are some examples:
A demon that has grown from feeding off
of human greed. Consumed by destructive
urges, Tyrants charge towards their
enemies to deliver crushing blows.
Agents of Mundus sent to hunt
Dante. Known as "Trackers," they
rarely lose their target once they
have been deployed.
A demon that feeds on the minds of
humans. It uses its arrows to afflict a
human's mental stability, bringing about
uncontrollable rage and sadness.
Demons that have lived over 1200 years by feeding
on human energy. They use a poison that saps
humans of their ability to think and emote,
keeping them alive only as a food source.
Stuck?
Devil Trier
Pay
The trick to combos
Can't get any further?
Try switching to Angel Mode and Demon Mode to bust
through doors and walls. You should also move the
camera around to see if there are any blue lift points or
red pull points you've missed.
Your Devil Trigger will knock all of the nearby enemies
into the air. Even the heaviest enemy will go flying, but
they'll be fine once they fall back to the ground. Use
Angel Mode and Demon Mode to hit them hard while
they're helpless.
Hit an enemy attack with your own attack to parry them
away. This has the bonus effect of stunning the enemy.
Offense is the greatest defense, after all.
You can switch between Angel Mode and Demon
Mode even while you're performing a combo. That
means you can hit an enemy with a barrage of quick
attacks with Rebellion, and then finish them off with
a powerful blow from Arbiter. The loading screen will
show you some examples, so pay attention.
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