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Devil May Cry MMO Clone: Not For American Gamers?

January 01, 2009 in Video comments 21

A brief news story about a Korean game that is exactly like Devil May Cry, with the exception that it's called Last Online. The article explains how there are similarities in both games and provide a trailer for users to view.

Just like Project E and its startling similarities to Gears of War, Last Online is pretty much a copy-cat clone of Devil May Cry. In fact, there's a strong possibility that Capcom could buy the code and slap a DMC icon on the logo and call it a DMC MMOG. Until that happens, though, it appears this game is strictly suited for Southeast territories.
vortis via cinemablend.com »
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  • 0
    Zero and X Jan 2, 09
    I hate MMO's, but I would give this game a shot.
  • 0
    Final Blade Jan 2, 09
    More reasons why I'm starting to dislike Capcom.
    • 3
      Salvador_Dog Jan 2, 09
      you do know Capcom has nothing to do with this MMO right?
    • 2
      tekmosis Jan 2, 09
      Maybe he's just raging because Capcom hasn't put out a DMC MMO? or mayyybeeeee he secretly loves Capcom and has a whole wall in his room dedicated to Capcom..orrrrr every single wall!
      • 0
        Final Blade Jan 2, 09
        Regardless, I still freaking starting to dislike Capcom. They're lazy ass devs like EA sports.
        • 4
          Storm Jan 2, 09
          'You are a sad, strange little man, and you have my pity.' -BL
        • 0
          Final Blade Jan 2, 09
          Care to elaborate on that quote Storm? The lack of support from Capcom on their games is increasingly annoying.
        • 2
          Storm Jan 2, 09
          It speaks for itself.
        • 5
          Salvador_Dog Jan 2, 09
          wait so your hating on a company that has nothing to do with the game because they don't support it?
          or is it because they themselves don't make a DMC MMO?
        • 1
          Xeros the Slayer Jan 2, 09
          I dont get what you mean by they lack support for their games. And nobody is as lazy as EA Sports, aside from Activision as a whole.
        • 1
          pooOBKp Jan 3, 09
          LOL!!!! He gets embarassed about getting called out and feels he has to continue to support his comment instead of just saying "my bad". Anyways, the game doesn't look like one I'd want to play. What's this Project E game though?
        • 0
          vortis Jan 3, 09
          Project E is exactly like Gears of War, except it's an MMO. Looks really fun to play. I wish it was coming stateside. The link is in the article:
          http://www.cinemablend.com/games/Gears-Of-War-MMO-Found-In-Project-E-12625.html
        • 0
          pooOBKp Jan 4, 09
          Thank you vortis, I tried searching for it for a little bit and just had no luck finding anything about Project E.
  • 2
    Darknet Jan 2, 09
    Why are all free MMOs from Korea?
    • 1
      chautemoc Jan 2, 09
      Same reason so many email scams come from Nigeria.
  • 0
    The Omega Jan 2, 09
    Because they make so much money selling MMO gold in American MMO's

    [that was to Darknet, forgot to click on reply instead of a new comment, argh]
  • 2
    DarkLordAkuma Jan 2, 09
    Although its probably not going to get very far, ive always wanted to play a MMO that had the combat system of a Action game. Looks uber fun to play.
  • 0
    Drogo Baggins Jan 2, 09
    I think this game looks completely awesome.
  • 0
    conel3 Jan 2, 09
    capcom are probably the best company ever.
    Street Fighter, Resident Evil, Devil May Cry and Breath of Fire. How could a company beat that line up?

    and this mmo looks awesome I wish they'd bring it out here
    • 1
      Raziel_326 Jan 3, 09
      I like Konami and Squaresoft/Enix way more than Capcom personally.
    • 0
      Xeros the Slayer Jan 3, 09
      You forgot Monster Hunter, Okami, Onimusha and the Ace Attourney series.

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