Devil May Cry 3 (PS2)

Not dying all the time ; The brilliant cutscenes ; Decent thrash-rock soundtrack

Very little has changed ; Dante's voice is annoying ; And he takes his shirt off

Dante is cooler then ever especially now that his game has a special edition. This is the version to buy if you never had the chance to play Devil May Cry 3.

As with most runaway hits, last year's Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awaken sold in such huge numbers that it is now offered in the PS2's "Greatest Hits" collection.

New playable character, balanced difficulty, a variety of unlockables and a highly improved continue system makes for one of the best redone PS2 action games ever

Vergil can get a bit redundant to play, as he only has one style; there's plenty new, but it's still the same game at the end of the day

It looks like a typical gothic hack n' slash game on the surface, but Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening is one of the most complex, multi-art combat games you're likely to come across.

Note: Devil May Cry 3 is habit forming. Side effects are more inviting than sugar pill and include insomnia. Gamers playing Devil May Cry 3 may not be able to go to work, school, or complete daily household chores. Less than 2% of men said they lost...