10 Best Versions Of Iconic Video Games You Didn't Play

10. Devil May Cry 3 - Nintendo Switch

Devil May Cry 3, released for PS2 in 2005, can be credited somewhat with saving the franchise after the failure of DMC2. Thus it has seen a good number of re-releases over the last 15 years, most recently appearing on the Nintendo Switch store.

The downside to the Switch ports of the Devil May Cry games is that they will set you back more than the 2018 HD Collection on PS4 as you’ll be buying each game separtely. That being said, this new release of Devil May Cry 3 specifically adds in some new features that may make it the definitive release.

The most exciting of all is the tweak to the main game, bringing a feature from DMC4 and 5 retrospectively back into Dante’s Awakening. Previously, players would have to select what fighting style they’d like before each stage: Gunslinger, Swordmaster, Royal Guard or Trickster.

Now, with a simple push of the B button, you can swap style on the fly - offering a greater depth of opportunities and inviting you to try them all to your heart’s content.

The Switch port also features a new local co-operative multiplayer mode to the Bloody Palace side game too, meaning that you and a friend can team up as Dante and Vergil together and share in the joy that is stylishly executing waves of demons.