Released earlier this year for the PlayStation 2, Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening - Special Edition was a budget-priced, updated version of one of last year's toughest, best, most intense action adventure games on consoles. Between its manic hack-and-slash gameplay and its over-the-top anime-inspired presentation, the game never seemed like it would make a good fit on the PC. But a PC version came along anyway, offering up a no-frills port that loses some of its charm and quality in translation, yet retains some solid action and a lot of personality underneath it all. So the underlying game is still great, but unless you categorically can't play this game on a PS2 yet feel compelled to play it anyway, this version isn't your best bet.
It's plainly apparent from playing this game that it wasn't originally designed with the PC platform in mind, but that doesn't make it bad. This version of Devil May Cry 3 doesn't play quite as well as the original, yet it still offers an intense and challenging experience so long as you're open to a stiff challenge, have a gamepad, and are willing to put up with a bunch of holdovers from this game's console roots.
It's plainly apparent from playing this game that it wasn't originally designed with the PC platform in mind, but that doesn't make it bad. This version of Devil May Cry 3 doesn't play quite as well as the original, yet it still offers an intense and challenging experience so long as you're open to a stiff challenge, have a gamepad, and are willing to put up with a bunch of holdovers from this game's console roots.
IMPORTANT: Serial & Crack included in the image. And for some weird
bug the game always starts in window mode and 640x480 resolution. That
sucks i know, but if anyone knows a way to resolve this please tell and i
will add to the game description
