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Replay – Devil May Cry 3
We don't see enough stylish action games these days, and it's a shame Capcom hasn't found out how to keep Devil May Cry alive and well. Although it drew critical acclaim, Ninja Theory's recent reboot still hasn't garnered a sequel, and Capcom hasn't hinted at any kind of return. With the fate of the series hanging in the air, fans have debated whether Capcom should go back to the original series and release Devil May Cry 5, or let Ninja Theory get a second shot with a new Devil May Cry 2. We discuss this topic and explore the series as a whole in our brief look at the opening moments of Devil May Cry 3.
Where does this entry rank among the best stylish action games? Is this the best Devil May Cry? You'll find out our take in this episode. We also discover the greatest sports game ever made, and go well out of our way to show you everything it has to offer.
As always, enjoy the episode. We can't thank you enough for your support through the years. The Replay Machine would also like to thank you, and intently urges you to sit as close to the screen as possible while watching. See you in seven days!
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