2. Black (Xbox)
3. Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (Xbox)
4. Super Mario Bros Advance 4: SMB3 E-Reader Levels (WiiUVC)
5. Galerians (PSX)
6. Shantae and the Pirate's Curse (WiiU)
7. TRAG / Hard Edge: Mission of Mercy (PSX)
8. Soul Blade (PSX)
9. Castlevania Circle of the Moon* (WiiUVC)
10. The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess* HD (WiiU)
11. Mega Man 9* (PSN)
12. Mega Man 10* (PSN)
13. Dark Souls 3 (NG++) [PLATINUM] (PS4)
14. Mega Man 1* (PS4, MMLC)
15. Mega Man 2* (PS4, MMLC)
16. Mega Man 3* (PS4, MMLC)
17. Mega Man 4* (PS4, MMLC)
18. Mega Man 5* (PS4, MMLC)
19. Mega Man 6* (PS4, MMLC)
20. Doom [PLATINUM] (PS4)
21. Quake (PC)
22. Quake 2* (PC)
23. Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2 (PS3)
24. Quake Mission Pack 1: Scourge of Armagon (PC)
25. Quake 2 Mission Pack 1: The Reckoning (PC)
26. Quake Mission Pack 2: Dissolution of Eternity (PC)
27. Quake 2 Mission Pack 2: Ground Zero (PC)
28. Quake: Dimensions of the Past (PC)
29. Bayonetta 2 (WiiU)
30. Wolfenstein The Old Blood (PC)
31. Dishonored DLC The Knife of Dunwall (PC)
32. Dishonored DLC The Brigmore Witches (PC)
33. Metro Last Light Redux (PC)
34. Doom 3 BFG Edition* (PC)
35. Metro 2033 Redux (PC)
36. Doom 3 Resurrection of Evil* BFG (PC)
37. Doom 3 The Lost Mission* BFG (PC)
38. Ninja Gaiden 3 Razor's Edge (PS3)
39. Ultimate Doom* (PC)
40. Devil's Third (WiiU)


The 4/10's and 5/10's for this game are absolutely warranted.
It was a quick romp that I burned through in about two short sessions. But whoa, I can't remember the last time I played something so rough. There are definitely some super frustrating moments, from spongey zombie and super armored enemies that take a thousand hits to take down, to several bosses having instant death attacks. The music was absolutely hilarious, ranging from heavy metal like segments, to straight up ripping off Star Wars or something. From Chinatown, to prisons and urban streets, to some Call of Duty battlefield, the levels were everywhere too. And then at times it felt like the game tried desperately to tap into Metal Gear Solid in crazy bad ways.
It has character and personality. But the joke is on me. I spent $60 for this? Not worth even half that. I'm going to laugh and feel immediately embarrassed whenever I see this on my shelves now.
Itagaki personally thanked me at the end for playing. So does that excuse anything? I dunno haha...
Considering I just came out of Razor's Edge which had no involvement from Itagaki, and I thought was personally even better than Ninja Gaiden 2, it really makes you wonder just how important he was for the revival and handling those games. Ninja Gaiden Xbox is two generations ago, and although a very unfair comparison... Devil's Third would be rough even against other PS2 action games.
I'm not sure if it really hits that good/bad note that Deadly Premonition did for me. It wasn't insufferable, but definitely a marvel that this game exists. I guess I can see it having a fanbase, but I don't think you'll ever catch me defending it. I'm not saying I hated it anywhere here, but... phew.
This is all based off the campaign experience. I did not touch multiplayer and can imagine it might actually be kind of cool. But I'm moving on.