Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition

THE GOOD:
Vergil as a playable character
Bloody Palace
True Super Dante/Vergil
Only $20
Very Hard Difficulty

THE BAD:
No new storyline for Vergil
Not released in Europe!

SUMMARY:
This game came as a surprise to most people, we were all looking ahead to DMC4 when Capcom surprised us with this. The initial revelation that Vergil would be a playable character opened up many people's expectations to a different storyline, or playing from Vergil's point of view and more importantly, finding out what happened after Mission 20 when he ran off to confront Mundus. Ultimately anyone who was expecting that was disappointed because you didn't get it. In fact, the only new thing storyline wise you get are 2 cut-scenes before the first game, one that places Vergil at the foot of Temen-Ni-Gru and then somehow he winds up in Dante's office at the start of the first mission. Also all of Dante's cut-scenes were removed from the game...

THE GOOD:
You get to play as Vergil, Bloody Palace is back, You can view the game's cutscenes, More costumes, incredible gameplay.

THE BAD:
Bad camera angles every now and then, Vergil doesn't have his side of the story.

SUMMARY:
Devil May Cry 3, a game that takes place before
Devil May Cry 1, is known as one of the hardest games on the planet. Although one of the hardest games on the planet, it is also one of the most action-packed ones out there as well.

I remember when my friend had let me borrow one of his games a long time ago. The game was called "Devil May Cry 2." This game was the first Devil May Cry game that I had every played before. Since it was the first Devil May Cry that I had played, I had no idea of what to expect. When I started playing it, I was surprised. Never had I played such an intense fighting game in my life. It was then that I decided to go online and check out what other players had though of...

THE GOOD:
- Huge arsenal of weapons including handguns, powerful shotguns, tricked out guitars and much more
- Combo system allows players to equip up to four different weapons that can be swapped at any time
- Customize Dante's fighting style with short range, long range, evasive choices and more
- Enhanced graphics with fully textured 3D backgrounds and real time rendering for in game cut scenes and intro movie
- Hidden weapons, items, characters, difficulty levels and more
- Special Edition feature: Now play as Dante's twin Vergil

THE BAD:
- Camera can get really annoying at times
- Dante/Vergil Must Die mode is ridiculously hard which is a real let down (for me)

SUMMARY:
Features of this new edition include: Playing as Dante's brother Vergil and using his Dark Slayer fighting style, a new boss, adjusted difficulty levels, turbo mode, Demo Digest (view all cutscenes), alternate save and continue system...

The mark of a great last boss is when players can look at their maxed-out, unstoppable juggernaut of a hero, then glance at the final foe and still wish that they could switch places. Of course, Dante is no slouch, but the confrontation with his katana-weilding brother Vergil at the end of DMC3 is the only time he has ever paled in comparison to his opponent. Now, with the release of this special edition, Dante's demonic kin is no longer confined to pivotal boss battles; he's unleashed as a fully playable character, and brings a whole new dimension to this already amazing game.

Far more than a new skin for the same action, playing as Vergil drastically alters the way you approach Devil May Cry. While many of the basic commands remain the same, you'll need to re-calibrate your style of play to adjust to Vergil's array of unique attacks. For instance, guns are out of the picture now. He has phantom swords for ranged attacks, but the real focus is on mobility and fancy...