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Here's how you unlock the Where The Red Orbs Grow achievement in Devil May Cry 5.
Devil May Cry 5 is out in a few days.
Read up on what exactly will be packaged in DMC5's Deluxe Edition, as well as what sort of gaming rig you'll need to pull those sweet, sweet 60 FPS out of the game.
You'd think there was a point where the announcements would stop escalating further into insanity, but there's not.
Ever seen a motorcycle turn into dual-wielded chainsaw axes?
The upcoming return-to-form for this ancient franchise is looking to be more promising with every new announcement.
Major rumoured leaks have apparently coalesced into a single picture.
With Capcom's wonderful Zelda-alike Okami due out on PC for the first time on December 12, the game designer and director of PlatinumGames - which is made up of developers who worked on Okami - petitions Capcom to allow them to make a sequel.
We haven't really heard a peep from the Devil May Cry series in a long while now. Completing its main run with Devil May Cry 4, in which Dante wasn't even the main character, we wouldn't see the same character again until Ninja Theory's dangerous reboot that, while certainly causing a major backlash, was a fantastic iteration.
It's mega news from Capcom as they unveil the Mega Man Legacy Collection for PC and console. It contains the "8-bit history" of the studio's iconic Blue Bomber. Six Mega Man titles are bundled together in "faithful reproductions". They also announce their line-up for E3 2015 next week and it includes the Unreal Engine 4 powered Street Fighter V , the remaster of prequel Resident Evil 0, and the Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition.
The upcoming Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition has just received another trailer from Capcom. It boasts the "largest roster of playable characters" ever in the series, with three other characters joining Nero and Dante's return. Vergil, Trish and Lady each have their own distinct playstyles in the Special Edition. This new trailer features gameplay of all five in action. This re-release is out by the end of next month.
Capcom revealed that Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition was on the way to next-gen consoles in December last year, but they were pretty coy on the details. Some fresh information has now surfaced courtesy of Japanese gaming blog Esuteru (thanks, NeoGAF), suggesting that a PC version is on the way this June, and revealing three new playable characters.
Now that Capcom territories don't need everything signed off on by Capcom Japan, there's a buzz of excitement and optimism back among the various offices and studios. Capcom UK now has their "fate in our hands." They can start making better autonomous decisions, and the new Resident Evil: Revelations 2 is the publisher entering "uncharted territory" as it goes episodic with 'appetite strong' for the full boxed version.
We've received 12 new screenshots for the PS3 version of Devil May Cry 4. They show various ingame action scenes and what appears to be a couple of shots of an FMV scene that will appear in the game.
Several teaser sites for Devil May Cry 4 have revealed that a demo will be released on the Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Network on January 31st. The Information appears on a widget application which webmasters use to stream information for Devil May Cry 4 onto their websites, content such as screenshots, videos and important news is then accessible to the users of the site.
Gamers are in for a treat tomorrow because Capcom plans to release a demo for Devil May Cry 4 on the Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Network. The demo consists of a sampling of sections from the full game, chosen to showcase Devil May Cry 4's varied locales, allowing gamers to familiarize themselves with Nero's unique abilities. Players will receive instruction on the various new actions that the Devil Bringer bestows, such as the ability to slam creatures to the ground, cover great distances in a single bound or even grab enemies while on the ground or in the air and pull them towards Nero to continue an attack combo. The Exceed system allows Nero to "rev up" his sword as if it were a motorcycle throttle and unleash devastating attacks. Players will need to master all these techniques before the end-of-demo showdown with the mighty Berial.
Mike Bowden compares the Xbox 360 and PS3 versions of the Devil May Cry 4 demo. After giving each version a thorough testing, he finds differences almost non-existent. Skip straight to the Devil May Cry 4 demo comparison.
Mike Bowden recently played Devil May Cry 4 from Capcom. Did Mike find the franchise had been reinvented or was it just the same-old same-old with shinier graphics? Find out in our exclusive review! Read the Devil May Cry 4 review.
Capcom announced today that Devil May Cry 4, the latest installment in the Devil May Cry series, has shipped over two million units since its launch on both the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. A PC version is planned to be released within the next couple of months.