Dirge of Cerberus: Final Fantasy VII (PlayStation 2, 2006)

Alright, first things first - this game was underrated by many and I can see why: Fans of the Devil May Cry or as Adam Sessler from X-Play would say, "This is a Devil May Cry gone RETARDED." I'd like to agree on what he said about the game, but the game does have some great qualities; The CGI movies are top-notch and very well-done as usual, the weapon customization is decent, and it is quite fun to play, though a bit too easy throughout. The only downfalls Adam sessler and I found in the game are the limited amount of moves you can do about in game(Sessler mentioned about seeing the cutscenes when Vincent does a super flip and shoots down the helicopter easily without breaking a sweat and saying, "geez, why can't I DO that in the game!"), enemies find you automatically-even when sneaking(Sessler was annoyed that if you're hiding behind a wall and approach a certain distance, "the enemies could see YOU!"), and I'd also say the storyline needs a bit of work as well.

Overall, this game is pretty good but just suffers because it's nothing like Devil May Cry - maybe a poor imitation, but nonetheless awesome, because it's a Final Fantasy VII game. I would have given it a "Below average" if it was another franchise having a character like "Lupin" or something, but it's FFVII, so that makes up for the flaws.