Devil May Cry 3 Dante's Awakening Special Edition

I've always been a fan of DMC since I love Hack 'n Slash and how much of a challenge basic enemies can be at times. I bought this game through Steam with a 2 for 1 deal which was great value for money – as it seemed, although once downloaded I was very disappointed.

First off, I loaded the game up and it spawned in 640×480 resolution – it's date of development should've at least had it at fullscreen – if the COD series can do it why can't you CAPCOM- This of course was only the beginning, I went on to set my controls and options unable to use the most essential component of the PC – the mouse. Furthermore, I had to click every possible key on my keyboard to find the usual “back” “select” and “yes/no” keys. Straight away this put me off the game, I wanted to quit and un-install immediately – but I soldiered on.

I got into the game with the usual CAPCOM style with missions and hack 'n slash, but for the third instalment I felt it was really pathetic and the story was something we've all seen before. I quit the game pretty quickly as it was lacking in every area, unpolished and tacky.

I would not recommend this game as a cheap purchase, no matter the price.

A great edition to the pc game collection. If you don't know who Dante is or the plot of DMC, than just keep in mind this is a hack and slash game with horror, violence and thriller themes. Dante is the protagonist and you play as him, annihilating demons with his trusty sword rebellion and handguns ebony and ivory. You also get to play as his lightning fast twin brother Vergil, who wields the dimension splitting Yamato))