If there is one good thing that came from DMC 2, it was the dodge button. I will do my best to break each one down below to describe what they do and how they might help you. The four styles are Trickster, Swordmaster, Gunslinger, and Royal Guard. Progressing to higher levels in each style gives you even more extra moves at your disposal and there is an achievement associated with getting all the styles to level 3. Another interesting bit is that styles level up (to Level 3 max) as you use them/kill things while in the style. The other catch to this is you can only change styles before missions and at the shop statues throughout the game, so you are stuck in the style you chose for quite some time in many cases. For example, when you have your main sword rebellion equipped if you are in one style and hit be you will do a quick dash out of the way, and in another style you will flip the sword in a circle knocking enemies in the air. This button will change what it does based on the style you have equipped along with the weapon you have equipped. Now assigned to the B button on the controller is your style button. No longer do you have access to all your moves per weapon, you actually will have to pick styles to be able to execute certain moves. There are four very big differences to start learning in DMC 3. There are 15 unique boss battles over 20 missions so there is going to be a lot to learn. The only thing that really returns from DMC 2 is that there are a lot of boss battles, but now I can actually pronounce their names and some of these battles are truly epic and difficult. Also secret missions are once again challenging as they all offer very different types of obstacles and challenges to pass rather than just rooms to kill things like DMC 2 did. Instead of the 3 weapons from DMC 1, you have now 5 different melee weapons and 5 different guns in this game. You have access once you go through the game to multiple melee weapons that actually make a ton of difference now. You have to purchase your abilities again and guns are once again fairly useless for most battles (as always there will be exceptions). Most of these are in the hints and tips page but this is more for a refresher.ДЇirst of all the mechanics are mostly back from the main game. Before we even get started on the walkthrough I will go over the really big changes here that you will need to get used to fairly quickly.

For some it will be extremely fun as this is by far the best developed game of the three but also the most complex to grasp when it comes to combos. For many this may be the hardest Devil May Cry they have faced yet. This is it, the last game on our journey.

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