Yet despite its faults, Devil May Cry 3 provides a few hours of joyful ultra-violent nonsense - just prepare for much gnashing of teeth when you have to restart a level all over again when a boss battle goes awry. This is a typically unkempt console conversion from Capcom (who recently released a very poor version of Resident Evil 4), so you'll have to negotiate some fiddly joypad setting up and a lack of quick-saves. What's more, the Devil Trigger ability that's unleashed in later levels gives you some heavenly monster-twatting power-ups. Red orbs can be collected that, when traded, give you access to upgraded weapons and combos. This is simple but satisfying console-y fun, as you thrash through the post-apocalyptic gothic environments, hacking, slashing and shooting every hell-beast that lurches into existence. Can I Run it Test your specs and rate your gaming PC.
Devil May Cry 4 has now been announced for PC, so this could be a good time for you to check out the last third-person action-adventure featuring the dual-gun-wielding devilish anti-hero Dante. Check the Devil May Cry 3: Dantes Awakening system requirements.
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