I thought this game looked really beautiful, it uses a more realistic looking engine, the PC version is unoptimized so some frame stutters and drops happen, unless you install Special K which makes it more smooth. I had about 7 crashes during my playthrough, which really ruined the vibe. But atleast this game has autosaves too.

The story is really good, I like how it introduces another Dragon, and the Majima Saga is really Heartwarming. One thing I didn't like was the gameplay being too bland, the EXP system is divided into 5 sections or so, you get EXP by fighting and eating, but I just don't like this method of dividing skills to different XP points. And they removed styles which means you have limited combo movesets until you upgrade.

The ending was really intense, there is a lot of "always has been" moments like that one astronaut meme, they love give defeated people guns so they shoot an important character... it's like the main characters don't remove every weapon near a dangerous person...

Overall really good game, not as good as 0, but its good.

Compared to Yakuza 0, this one felt a bit underwhelming in the end, the start of the story was very juicy and intense, this crazy plot happens, and then you end up baby sitting a little kid, and alot of important characters die in stupid ways, and the dialog in the end is really goofy. The Ability system is now based on XP points instead of money which is alright, I did really like Majima Everywhere addition, he is quite literally EVERYWHERE, fighting him was fun. He will do anything to Reawaken the Dragon Of Dojima... and he succeeded and got his ass whooped...

Honestly plot sucks but it was kind of enjoyable.

An Absolute Roller coaster of a video game, the story starts off a bit slow but it gets complex and juicy later on, some of these characters are just treated with so much shit, like Makoto, she goes through so many horrible things, and it doesn't get better for her until the end scenes.

The Dual Protagonist system was really fun, I couldn't pick favorites between Kiryu or Majima, both have a unique charms. The gameplay was very versatile letting you switch between 3 styles mid battle. I do have a complaint about how most of the skills are locked behind some bullshit side story which is REALLY annoying to do, both Kiryu and Majima can unlock a business throughout the story, this is all side content but its crucial to unlocking the skill tree and making a lot of money, basically you need to complete all the business missions for unlocking blocks on the skilltree, or unlocking the LEGEND Style at full completion. The LEGEND style for Kiryu is Dragon of Dojima, an explosive and counter style. For Majima its the Mad Dog Style, a knife wielding maniac style with crazy movements and executions, unlocking the Legend style for both characters is a PAIN in the ass... But it is worth it

The music is also really good, it has a 80's disco and pop feel, which is what the game is about anyways...

There is a lot of side content, I spent 38 hours on this game because it's a long game already, and I did a lot of karaoke, dancing, racing, fighting, etc. It was fun to do them which is what matters, when the side content is fun to do then it is done well.

I recommend this game HEAVILY to people who are getting into the Yakuza Series, it IS the prequel anyways.

This was a really good DMC game, it introduces Nero, a Teenager who has the devil arm. His story is about self acceptance and love, and also perseverance through the toughest moments. Meanwhile Dante is just having a normal everyday occurrence attitude, classic dante.

I did not like Nero's Exceed mechanic in this game, it is better In DMC5. But his Devil Trigger first form is pretty neat. The special edition makes Vergil/Lady/Trish playable, but I didn't feel like replaying the entire game again, they only have a few exclusive cutscenes. All in All a good game, and it has alot of backtracking to areas you already been before.

The PC version did not have any bugs for me, it ran smooth 144 Frames in 4K, with pretty good looking textures and lighting

I played this on the HD collection, graphically wise it looked like the textures had been upscaled, and the framerate was solid 60fps. Now to get to the gameplay...

I honestly thought it wasn't too bad, it was that repetitive, I really liked the Devil Trigger mechanic with each transformation of each weapon, but I wish there was more weapons to try out. I also wish there were more cutscenes or dialog from dante. The story itself isn't too bad, it had some emotional moments, the ending was really badass but the same time that final boss is bullshit, its like bullet hell game with that many lasers you have to dodge.

Honestly the most SPARDA game in the DMC series, especially the end. The music was bumpin too. Not too bad for a PS2 game, the dungeons were cool to explore too, only got lost like twice

The story was absolute WACK, and the missions where boring as hell, the boss fights and last missions were fun and iconic though.

Nero's combat is meh, until you unlock his Devil form AFTER you beat the game... Dante is fun to play especially Royal Guard which is broken, his Sin Devil Trigger is epic too. V is different but I personally don't like his combat. But VERGIL is amazing, his moveset is so fun, easily the best DMC gameplay mechanics.

I give this game 3/5 but for the MOTIVATION and POWER Vergil gave me, I give it a 4/5.

Music is bumping though, lots of good tracks like BURY THE LIGHT DEEP WITHINN

I AM MOTIVATED

This DLC for KH3 is a great way to explain the main story ending even more, and has beautiful additions from another point of view. Aside from clearing up the ending better, there is the Limitcut episode with 13 Data Boss Battles...

Now each one of these battles is so difficult, you need to be prepared and level yourself up, and also unlock the Ultima Keyblade, other than that, you're going to struggle since these bosses can only be damaged at certain windows, so most of the time you're blocking and dodging, and waiting for the opportunity to strike, the Hardest Data Boss is Data Xaehanort, and Xion...

After you beat all 13 hard bosses, you unlock "Yozoro" which is probably the most difficult boss I have ever fought, he is so fast and agile, and bombards you with all kinds of attacks, this is why watching guides is important. The Link Summon Ariel carries throughout this fight so well, but you still need to recover your MP, Dodge, Parry, and pray to Kingdom Hearts for good luck. It took me about 20 attempts to beat this boss. And the dude looks like a mixture of Sasuke and Riku, or bootleg Kaneki.

This game was unique in terms of the Spirit system, you can equip 3 Spirits and 2 on the field, and level them up to unlock skills in their skill chart, some of which may be permanent to you and boost your stats. It was fun but I personally think this game was a bit boring...

The story gets kind of confusing and hard to follow, but nonetheless it wasn't bad. The story is basically Sora and Riku going on a mission to achieve the Mark Of Keyblade Mastery, but it ends up being a hidden plan from Xaehanort...

I give this game 3.8/5

This game is a Prequel to Kingdom Hearts 1, but is played after Kingdom Hearts 2 or the 358/2 Days Movie. It is kind of a repetitive game since its one story, but with 3 different characters to play and experience the story from their perspective.

The combat might take a bit to get used to, and in Order to unlock the Final Episode you will have to get all Reports, which isn't that hard but you'd need to look it up. I spent about 20 hours on this game with all character routes combined. Honestly it's really good and the music is beautiful, and great characters, my Favorite is aqua...

This game is exponentially better than Kingdom Hearts 1, it's like they fixed every issue and improved the combat system and mechanics. While the gameplay is fun, it has some tough bosses with VERY VERY small frame openings, meaning it's almost like a Dark Souls boss, where you're defending and reflecting most of the time for openings to attack.

The story continues after Re:Chains Of Memories, where it explained roxas and more lore about what happened in Castle Oblivion, to my surprise most people watched chains of memories cutscene movies instead of playing the game, because the gameplay in that game is WACK. But you definitely need to watch that to understand who roxas really is and the lore surrounding him and Org. XIII.

Man did I LOVE the connection between the main characters in this game, some scenes almost made me tear up... It is a very Cliché story and a little bit confusing sometimes, but it is written so well, and the beautiful music just flows gracefully.

Spectacular Game for those who are Square Enix and Disney fans, or if you've watched a couple disney films, this is a really funny, quirky, a little tedious to play game.

I would give this game 5 stars but I found myself looking up guides for most of the levels, it is a PS2 game so it is to be expected. I really like how it features Final Fantasy 7 characters even sephiroth secret boss! I like the cutscene you get when you beat him, but it is VERY VERY HARD.

All in all, really good game amazing music, corny and cliché story but written well enough to be appreciated, and great voice acting. Combat is a little fun, when you unlock special abilities with the Triangle or Y button.

I played this game from the 1.5+2.5 pack.

This game is so dogshit, I was laughing at most of the cutscenes and story writing. Not to mention the horrible voice acting. Level design was repetitive and annoying.

Has potential since the combat and legion system is unique, other than that, hot steamy pile of dogshit.

And resembles DMC alot...