Geez Louise it's as bad of a port as people told me and i spent 10 Reais on this lmao
Barring some issues, such as lock and key enemy design plaguing the later levels, it serves as gameplay catharsis on a degree unmatched with a heartfelt story to boot. Capcom’s magnum opus in my opinion.
You know it is a good game when there is an electric guitar weapon and a character that carries a rocket launcher at all times
It was perfect. Down to the last detail. Perfect.
Este é um dos melhores hack and slash/jogos já feitos, não existe outra opinião.
Ultimately a very fun, challenging, addicting game that is held back by a few issues, all of which occur in the back half of the game.
I really liked exploring Temen-ni-gru, the gothic aesthetic really goes well with Devil May Cry, I hope they keep up that interesting visual appeal in the sequels. The combat was really fun, and the styles and devil arms were all fun to mess around with.
My issue with the game comes in the form of its enemy design. The back half of the game throws some really annoying, tanky bosses and enemies at you, such as Leviathan's Heart, Arkham (who thought that boss was a good idea!?!), The Fallen, Infernos, and the Chess Pieces. All of these enemies range from really tanky and annoying to deal with, to straight-up iron tanks that require multiple nuclear missiles to take down.
Another minor issue I have is with the camera. Now the camera was alright in DMC1, with a few instances where it just sucked, but in DMC3 they massively improved this camera quirk, with the exception of one boss, which is the final boss. The camera can barely keep up with him, which makes it borderline impossible to know what he's going to do unless you get lucky with where he ends up. Thankfully, the boss is pretty easy to cheese, but it still sucks that the camera does that.
Overall, DMC3 was a really fun game that you should definitely check out if you were a fan of DMC1. Really hit the jackpot with this one!
I really liked exploring Temen-ni-gru, the gothic aesthetic really goes well with Devil May Cry, I hope they keep up that interesting visual appeal in the sequels. The combat was really fun, and the styles and devil arms were all fun to mess around with.
My issue with the game comes in the form of its enemy design. The back half of the game throws some really annoying, tanky bosses and enemies at you, such as Leviathan's Heart, Arkham (who thought that boss was a good idea!?!), The Fallen, Infernos, and the Chess Pieces. All of these enemies range from really tanky and annoying to deal with, to straight-up iron tanks that require multiple nuclear missiles to take down.
Another minor issue I have is with the camera. Now the camera was alright in DMC1, with a few instances where it just sucked, but in DMC3 they massively improved this camera quirk, with the exception of one boss, which is the final boss. The camera can barely keep up with him, which makes it borderline impossible to know what he's going to do unless you get lucky with where he ends up. Thankfully, the boss is pretty easy to cheese, but it still sucks that the camera does that.
Overall, DMC3 was a really fun game that you should definitely check out if you were a fan of DMC1. Really hit the jackpot with this one!
We are falling
The light is calling
Tears inside me
Calm me down
Midnight calling
Mist of resolving
Crown me with the
Pure green leaf
Praise to my father
Blessed by the water
Black night, dark sky
The devil's cry
The light is calling
Tears inside me
Calm me down
Midnight calling
Mist of resolving
Crown me with the
Pure green leaf
Praise to my father
Blessed by the water
Black night, dark sky
The devil's cry
Obra de arte.