Sexually Suggestive Dialogue Removed for DMC: Devil May Cry Definitive Edition

NT Creative Director: "It wasn't a case of censorship as there are far more suggestive scenes in the game. . .We felt that scene in particular drags on a little bit for the opening sequence and frankly, we didn't like the line. Those few seconds were irrelevant to the scene."

Gamespot Commentators: "FEMINIST CENSORSHIP RUINS EVERYTHING, WOMEN JUST NEED TO LEARN TO DEAL WITH IT!!!!!"

Guess who gets an F for reading comprehension? Guess who works their damndest to censor creative freedom in gaming? Here's a hint: it's not the developers.

I thought a definitive edition means they improved the game they ruined it now not buying now

Meh. It wasn't exactly award-winning or captivating dialogue. Sounds like vulgarity for the sake of vulgarity and nothing else.

I can appreciate that some may find such words offensive, however generally if I find something offensive I don't expose myself to the medium that is causing said offence. I wouldn't rock up at a chinese restaurant proclaiming to all and sundry that I can't stand chinese food and demand they start cooking me a pizza. And this makes the same amount of sense, as an artistic medium it should be free from censorship, will they only be happy when we are all the same height, weight, sex, colour etc. Diversity should be embraced not uniformity enforced upon everything. Guess what there will be stuff you see in this world you don't like, instead of expecting the world to adapt to your whims try exercising some maturity and turn the other cheek.

One line is altered. Article suggests all dialogue is altered. Got Makuch'ed.

There's much worse stuff in the game that they didn't touch at all. As a writer there has been countless times where I liked something I wrote only to hate it in the future. I can buy their reasoning seeing all that. Sad that most people who claim to be like minded and the opposite of the SJW and feminazis, are just as delusional as them with their inability to think about situations properly. They automatically jump to conclusions and assume it has something to do with that.

If this was done purely for editorial reasons (line flow, context, length of the scene, etc.) then that's fine by me, but if this was done in response for cries that they needed to censor that scene then no. At this point I'm willing to give the benefit of the doubt to Antoniades' statement that it was simply an editorial decision.

Isn't there something else like "Good, I like it rough" from Dante to the other girl?

I'm now kind of curious if they edited "that" Lilith/Vergil scene. I mean, holy crap, was that even necessary?

Everyone needs to boycott this version as a message against feminist censorship.

Kinda seems like a dumb reason to edit it. The cutscene can't be long compared to Metal Gear Solid 4's.

Screw feminist censorship.

There's nothing suggestive about that.

can you skip the cut scenes? if not then this is better.

Ninja Theory, putting the "PC" in CaPCom.