Devil May Cry 3

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Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening
Devil May Cry III NA Box Art
Developer(s)	Capcom Production Studio 1
Publishers(s)	Capcom, Ubisoft
Platform(s)	Playstation 2
Release Date(s)	Dante's Awakening: JP February 17, 2005 NA March 1, 2005 EU March 24, 2005 Special Edition: (PS2) NA January 24, 2006 JP February 23, 2006 EU September 29, 2006
Genre(s)	Action, Adventure

Premise

Devil May Cry 3 is the third installment, and first chronological game in the Devil May Cry series. This prequel to the best-selling original Devil May Cry game delves deeper, and more personally into Dante's persona and his dysfunctional relationship/rivalry with his twin brother, Vergil.

Characters

Dante: The hero from the original, and follow-up Devil May Cry titles. His character is much more confident and cocky in the prequel (Mostly because of how young he is in this installment), and his attitude tends to get him into trouble on more than one occasion.

Vergil: Dante's 'evil' twin brother, touched on briefly during the first Devil May Cry, his background and future are more deeply explained during Dante's Awakening. His thirst for his father, Sparda's, power causes Dante to stand up and stop him at any cost.

Lady: Though her motives are unclear, you know that from the beginning, Lady is out to kill any Demon she meets. As the story progresses, you learn more about Lady(or Mary, as you find out)'s past, and her cold character seems to warm up to Dante.

Arkham: A mere human who wants to become a demon, and seems to be helping Vergil through his quest for power. He possesses impressive knowledge of Temen Ni Gru as well as the surrounding area and especially how to get into the deeper places of the structure. It is eventually found out that Arkham is the father of Lady.

Jester: An odd man in a clown suit who pops up seemingly at random to aid Dante in his quest to stop his brother. He gives Dante advice on several occasions, but seems to have a few tricks up his sleve. His intentions seem to be the exact counter of those of Arkham. He is later found out to be Arkham's alter-ego.