Yes. Cerberus is an ice-covered three-headed dog who guards the ground floor of a demonic tower. The game plays fast and loose with mythological interpretations of its demons.

After he is defeated, he turns into a three-section ice nunchuk to be wielded by Dante.

This game is peak Tony Hawk to me. So much to see and check out beyond the skateboarding mechanics. It also rocks seeing old levels recontextualized with platforming abilities and higher quality textures.

Fun fact: If you play the game in component, you can read "8675309" on New Orleans dumpster.

Catperson magician. Give me a tail, fuzzy ears, and the ability to bend the forces of life and death to my will. Also would invest in a "make-plants-grow-fast" spell so I can feed this coffee addiction faster.

Playing USF4 with that and trying to be the #1 Dan on Xbox Live...man...

My favorite fighting game of all time is Skullgirls; there's a thousand reasons but the major ones are its character variety, artstyle, continual support and the reset-heavy gameplan. I can generally interact much more with the opponent regardless of whether I win neutral or not. Also Squigly. :)

Peacock (Skullgirls)
Red Arcuied (Melty Blood)
Dan (Street Fighter 5)
Coco (Idol Showdown)

I like throwing projectiles and silly characters.

Funny, I have an opposite reaction to each of them: I adore Super for its execution of its experiments and the consistent style it uses, while I despise Party 8 for its board design and the slapdash nature of its visuals.

I absolutely love the Deco Wiper. Annoy everyone at midrange until I can make the enemy Charger life hell with Missiles. I feel bad about it sometimes...after laughing about every splat.

Not OP, but here's one fighting game one: Magneto in Marvel VS Capcom 2 became known in certain circles as "Pringles", because blocking certain moves incurs minor damage known officially as "chip" damage; Magneto's Magnetic Tempest super move inflicted high amounts of this and sparked the name.