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Demitri Maximoff gaming site G3AR rated him among their top ten video-game vampires, and said in their 2013 review of "Darkstalkers Resurrection," "The world needs a little less Ryu and Ken, [and] a lot more Morrigan and Demitri." Including him in their selection of gaming's best vampires, GamesRadar stated: "This debonair bloodsucker is a true Casanova, seducing women (Morrigan included) with his devilish grin and lavish abode. As far as fighting games go, he's one of the most inviting characters in the "Darkstalkers" series, given that he's pretty much a carbon copy of Ryu." According to "Complex", "fans of the "Darkstalkers" series