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Devil May Cry 5: The Good and the Bad There’s no such thing as a perfect video game. This is something I’ve come to notice is especially so in terms of a game’s narrative and how it coexists with, or compliments, gameplay. Very rarely have I finished a game and thought that both gameplay and story – or at the very least, the acting or cut-scenes – are on a completely level par with each other. It’s almost always a compromise with one in favor of the other – maybe not in terms of how the developer designed it, but

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