| Thông tin chung |
| Tên GAME | Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening |
| Hãng phát hành | Capcom |
| Hãng phát triển | Capcom |
| Thể loại | Action adventure (Phiêu lưu hành động) |
| ESRB đánh giá lứa tuổi phù hợp | • M - Mature (từ 17 tuổi trở lên) |
| Hỗ trợ Multiplayer | Không hỗ trợ |
| Hệ máy | • Sony Play Station 2 (PS2) |
| Yêu cầu hệ thống & thông tin hệ máy | Game Information
Number of Players: 1 Player |
| Gói sản phẩm bao gồm | 1 DVD |
| Giới thiệu |
| Giới thiệu về GAME | Anyone who perseveres long enough to learn the ropes will probably agree that Devil May Cry 3 is one of the best PlayStation 2 action adventure games since the original.
Get ready for some action that's so good it's liable to make you gnash your teeth and possibly smash your controller. Devil May Cry 3 is an appropriate about-face for the most memorable of Capcom's more recent franchises, one that started with a bang back in 2001 but flubbed its second outing two years ago. Now Devil May Cry is back, once again featuring the irreverent, inhumanly strong half-demon Dante in the starring role, and it easily presents the series' most challenging adventure yet. Devil May Cry 3 packs in a deep, outstanding combat system, plenty of spectacular story sequences, and lots of flair. Unfortunately, it's unbelievably, unreasonably difficult at first. Think of the most punishing game you played in the last several years. Now, imagine the second or third level of this game being even harder than that. Overcoming Devil May Cry 3's near-vertical learning curve could prove extremely frustrating, to the point where some players will justifiably give up after repeatedly failing the first few missions. That's really too bad, because anyone who perseveres long enough to learn the ropes will probably agree that Devil May Cry 3 is one of the best PlayStation 2 action adventure games since the original. |
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