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Capcom’s announced it’ll launch the Devil May Cry HD Collection in both Europe and the US on April 3, 2012. The pack, which comes with Devil May Cry 1, Devil May Cry 2 and Devil May Cry 3, was confirmed yesterday to release on March 22 in Japan for PS3 and 360. The collection will precede the release of the series’s reboot by Ninja Theory at some point next year.

Last week, IGN had an exclusive video posted for Devil May Cry, showing Dante battling enemies and the city itself while trying to take out a camera watching his every move. Today, that trailer is no longer exclusive to the site, but since you’ve seen it already, how about one showing our demon hunter trying to escape a city collapsing around him? Watch it below. DMC will release on PS3 and 360 next year.

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IGN has released an exclusive new gameplay video of DmC, showing various ways in which the city will react to Dante and the enemies he is battling. There are plenty of acrobatics and flourishing combos in there as well. You should have a look below. DMC will release on PS3 and 360 next year.

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Ninja Theory has sent out invites to massive Devil May Cry fans to try out DMC in the hope they can provide feedback for the upcoming series reboot. One invite that was sent out was posted on GAF soon after. The developer will cover all travel costs for those who wish to take part.

DMC is due out on PS3 and 360 next year.

Capcom has sent over some lovely new screensshots for Devil May Cry. In the shots below, you can look at Dante smack enemies of Limbo City around and observe how buildings, streets and environments will morph in an attempt to kill him. Don’t worry about our demon hunter, though: he can always activate his Devil Trigger, slow time and turn the world monochrome and unleash nasty combos upon the baddies. There is also a look at one of the game’s bosses in there as well. For more DmC action, check out the trailer posted yesterday.

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Capcom’s formally announced the Devil May Cry HD Collection for a release on PS3 and Xbox 360 early next year.

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If we take anything away from the latest DMC demo, it’s that Capcom really wants you to believe this is the real deal. Defensive? Not a bit of it.

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Sounds like those HD redux versions of Devil May Cry from 1-3 is happening.

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Capcom and Ninja Theory have both said the latest Devil May Cry game, DmC, is very much a product of both houses, not a case of the developer working independently – especially when it comes to combat.

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Capcom’s thrown the pigeons amongst the fire, mentioning a “secret, TBA” title from the company in a Unity post.

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A Spanish retailer has listed something known as the Devil May Cry 10th Anniversary Edition.

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Capcom has said that DMC will include more weapons along with new enemies and and abilities while keeping the same feel as previous games in the franchise.

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Capcom’s just released the first new trailer of Ninja Theory’s DMC since its Tokyo Game Show reveal last September, and with it, the first in-game footage.

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Capcom has said that a new showing of DMC may come at E3, but added that fans of the publisher may want to keep expectations on what to expect for the show to a minimal.

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Some weeks just eat you alive, or at least grab you by the neck an maul you a bit. To cope, read up on some smaller things that don’t bite as hard.

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A Capcom spokesperson has commented that Ninja Theory’s DMC reboot will be “one of the greatest” Devil May Cry games, and lift the series from an 80-average to a “perfect” 90-average.

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Screen Gems, the speciality studio behind the Resident Evil series, has nabbed the film rights to the Devil May Cry franchise.

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Can’t wait for DmC – or, perhaps, unable to stomach Ninja Theory’s drastic redesign? Don’t fret. Capcom’s iOS interpretation, Devil May Cry 4: Refrain, has hit the app store. Gaze upon these screens; it actually looks kind of nifty.

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Ninja Theory’s Alessandro Tain is set to reprise his art director role on the reboot of the Devil May Cry series, transitioning from Enslaved: Odyssey to the West’s colourful post-apocalypse to DmC’s shabby metropolises.

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When Capcom brought developer Ninja Theory on board to make the new Devil May Cry, change was to be expected. But when a new-look Dante was revealed at this year’s Tokyo Games Show, plenty of gamers voiced their disapproval.

Capcom executive Christian Svensson has told IGN UK not only was the company expecting a fan backlash, it was part of the plan.

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