it pisses me off to no end that this game has a subtitle
Too cool for school and too cool for you, wicked combos await in this classic title. Also the GOAT vidya OST.
i like this game a lot but i'm not sure why
also plot is pretty underrated
also plot is pretty underrated
Masterpis
dante bailando en el caño
never finished a dmc game
And then Itsuno busted down the CEO's door and was like "Yo check it, Im about to save this franchise."
And then he did.
And it was great.
And then he did.
And it was great.
bad game no vergil
THE FLINCH IN YOUR EYE CALLS YOUR BLUFF
badass game with badass hot characters and hardcore gameplay
SE gave me coatless vergil, what else am I supposed to do?
NOW IM MOTIVATED
I mean... After Devil May Cry 2 was a thing. This was a breath of fresh air. Play this. It's that good. The control is amazing. Combat is fluid. I'd sell anyone this game to play it because it's such a big step up from its predecessor DMC2. It's awesome being a young Dante on this adventure before he became the man we know him as today.
They should remake this game so we can get the true twink Dante we see in the promotional material
What can be said about Devil May Cry 3? It took the core tenets of DMC1, scrapped out everything DMC2 did or was, and created the standard of the genre to follow for the rest of time. One of the most confident sequels ever made, re-inventing and innovating on everything the first game did, it took the idea of spectacle combo focused action and just ran with it to space. When you find yourself running on walls to follow it up with a divekick, skating on an enemy while shooting others with your dual pistols, or killing a boss with a fucking electric guitar shredding slide, you know you have a real videogame in your hands.
To further elevate the cockiness and showboating of the combat, the team made the brilliant decision of going back in time and having us play a teenage version of Dante. If DMC1 felt like an awkward early step, and DMC2 a massive false move in the wrong direction, then DMC3 is where the franchise came into it's own and got it's sense of identity, away from it's RE4 prototype roots. Dante is such a fun time to be around with when he's styling on enemies, mocking bosses, or having any sort of dialogue with other characters. To top it off, DMC3 brings back his twin brother Vergil, a stoic and self serious foil to Dante, that creates some of the most memorable and iconic scenes in the franchise.
While the setting this time around can't match the atmosphere and vibe of the castle in DMC1, the demonic tower you explore for the most part in DMC3 still retains the gothic and religious aesthetic that gives the series it's unique downtime between fights, with some somber and creepy background tracks and noises that can be faintly heard as you move around. The latter games in the franchise would distance themselves from this aesthetic more and more, which is disappointing. The pacing of the game is perfect, starting you off from the streets and stripclubs before you enter the tower that you slowly go up and then down and back up again to hell, doling out new enemies, bosses and weapons at the right time. The backtracking never feels dull or inconvenient, as there's always something new and different everytime you pass a previous location.
In retrospect, if you have played DMC4 and DMC5, Devil May Cry 3 might feel dated and restrictive with it's weapon and style system, not allowing you to carry more than 2 weapons and 1 style at a time. But with the advent of PC ports that allow for mods, and the Switch version that allows for unlimited weapon and style switching, DMC3 rises up as the best in the series. Everything just clicks with this one. The combat, the setting, the characters, the story. By the time you defeat Vergil for the third time, and you fight your way through the credits, you will know you have played one of the best action games of all time.
To further elevate the cockiness and showboating of the combat, the team made the brilliant decision of going back in time and having us play a teenage version of Dante. If DMC1 felt like an awkward early step, and DMC2 a massive false move in the wrong direction, then DMC3 is where the franchise came into it's own and got it's sense of identity, away from it's RE4 prototype roots. Dante is such a fun time to be around with when he's styling on enemies, mocking bosses, or having any sort of dialogue with other characters. To top it off, DMC3 brings back his twin brother Vergil, a stoic and self serious foil to Dante, that creates some of the most memorable and iconic scenes in the franchise.
While the setting this time around can't match the atmosphere and vibe of the castle in DMC1, the demonic tower you explore for the most part in DMC3 still retains the gothic and religious aesthetic that gives the series it's unique downtime between fights, with some somber and creepy background tracks and noises that can be faintly heard as you move around. The latter games in the franchise would distance themselves from this aesthetic more and more, which is disappointing. The pacing of the game is perfect, starting you off from the streets and stripclubs before you enter the tower that you slowly go up and then down and back up again to hell, doling out new enemies, bosses and weapons at the right time. The backtracking never feels dull or inconvenient, as there's always something new and different everytime you pass a previous location.
In retrospect, if you have played DMC4 and DMC5, Devil May Cry 3 might feel dated and restrictive with it's weapon and style system, not allowing you to carry more than 2 weapons and 1 style at a time. But with the advent of PC ports that allow for mods, and the Switch version that allows for unlimited weapon and style switching, DMC3 rises up as the best in the series. Everything just clicks with this one. The combat, the setting, the characters, the story. By the time you defeat Vergil for the third time, and you fight your way through the credits, you will know you have played one of the best action games of all time.
HOLY SHIT
Divertidisimo.
Un juego que se vuelve aun mejor cuando dominas todo lo que te da.
Un juego que se vuelve aun mejor cuando dominas todo lo que te da.
It's not perfect. The game doesn't really start until DMD, the learning curve is obtuse and brutal, and the level design/camera is pretty bad. But there's rarely a game that rewards mastery of its systems in place like DMC3. As stylish as you could ever want to be, with whatever style you want, with as many weapons as you want. Be the guy in the cutscene. Rock on.
One of the only 3D games that actually has good gameplay.
Solid game. Vergil makes an excellent addition to the post-game that is already stacked in a good way.
um dos mais importantes de toda a saga e não é atoa que é o primeiro cronologicamente
dmc3 é datado em câmera, mas nada que atrapalhe quem joga.
um 4.0 é justo, visto que eles não se esforçaram pra fazer algo "diferente" com o vergil no special edition.
dmc3 é datado em câmera, mas nada que atrapalhe quem joga.
um 4.0 é justo, visto que eles não se esforçaram pra fazer algo "diferente" com o vergil no special edition.
La version de pc no es buena y jugar con teclado te limita demasiado y es un infierno; sobre el resto ya lo dije en la coleccion HD
that opening cutscene is the fastest i have ever been sold on a game
An incredible action game that never slows down, with a compelling storyline.
Nothing short of a masterpiece. A couple frustrating bosses and some backtracking are the only blemishes of an otherwise excellent game. Vergil is the goat!!
Fucking Brilliant! Amazing game play and a surprising tight story to back it up, probably the best of the series.
DMC3 is an amazing game, play it.
The overall combat and style of the game is extremely good. The story is also super engaging and stands out really strong a prequel game.
My issues is that the castle you transverse through is insanely boring compared to DMC1 castle outside of a very select few sections. The enemies and boss design seem really hit and miss; mostly miss. There;s of course really good boss fights like Nevan,Beowulf,Vergil(All versions) but some of the others feel like a waste of time or just super tedious to fight.
The progression system of styles is fucking awful a complete chore and that is a such determent to the game to me
My issues is that the castle you transverse through is insanely boring compared to DMC1 castle outside of a very select few sections. The enemies and boss design seem really hit and miss; mostly miss. There;s of course really good boss fights like Nevan,Beowulf,Vergil(All versions) but some of the others feel like a waste of time or just super tedious to fight.
The progression system of styles is fucking awful a complete chore and that is a such determent to the game to me
Fuck the camera
my favorite game.
I love everything about this game, definitely a Stylish masterpiece.
I love everything about this game, definitely a Stylish masterpiece.