The game page on Steam breaks down what you're in for here: But with titles like Bayonetta bringing modern, exciting twists to the formula, why spend the same amount of cash to acquire these titles now, nearly 18 years after the original Devil May Cry hit stores? And against recent revamps and remasters of games like the PS2 Final Fantasy XXI, this doesn't appear to have nearly the same love invested on Capcom's end. The first game and third entry are fine revisits, especially the first game which still caries the DNA of Resident Evil right on the surface. The third game in the series already received a pretty poor port, and the second game is notoriously entirely forgettable.

Incidentally, Bayonetta may be a better use of your time.

Cracking how to defeat difficult enemies that required hyper-specific timing to bring down has served as the basis for spiritual successors like Bayonetta. These three games represented an incredibly 2000s style of cool, especially with Dante's outrageous interpretations of what 'cool' meant, mixed with a visual sense that was unlike anything I had ever seen. The question is: what is that HD treatment worth to us now? These three Playstation 2 originals first got the HD treatment in a bundle back in 2012, so sure, 2018 is an appropriate time for PC owners to finally have access. Devil May Cry is finally on PC in an HD collection that brings together the first three games into a magical hack-and-slash adventure that allows the player to take some revenge on some utterly bizarre demons.

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