Tag Archives: DmC: Devil May Cry

Asked whether the smaller audience for PC gaming means producing ports is an expensive chore, Capcom’s Alex Jones staunchly defended the viability of the platform.

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Sony has just published its PSN European store update, adding a full digital download of Crysis 3, and Capcom’s retro game app, Capcom Arcade Cabinet, among others.

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DmC: Devil May Cry developer Ninja Theory has released its free Bloody Palace DLC on PS3 and Xbox 360 today, adding 101 increasingly brutal challenge rooms into the mix.

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DmC: Devil May Cry: Vergil’s Downfall is the first expansion pack for Ninja Theory’s hack-n-slash reboot. According to a fresh preview, the content is some 3-5 hours long.

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Capcom has announced the Bloody Palace mode for DmC Devil May Cry will be released next week. It’s a challenge mode, where players will be placed in an arena of sorts where they will have to survive a “gauntlet of more than 100 levels of demon-crushing, boss-rushing action”. Sounds to intense for us, blood pressure and all that. Players can access it once they have finished the main campaign. It will be available on PS3 and Xbxox 360 from February 20. Thanks, CVG.

DmC: Devil May Cry players on PC have found that the game’s rumble feature will often cut out during play. Gamers have taken to the Steam forum to voice their concerns, and Capcom has acknowledged the issue.

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DmC: Devil May Cry is struggling to shift units at retail, prompting Capcom to cut its sales target for the title. After launching January 15th in the States, the game has shipped one million copies, well below initial projections.

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Capcom posted its Q3 financial report this morning – check out my full report on the numbers here – and in a separate press release the company has predicted sales of 14 million units by the end of financial year 2013. The Japanese company has also revealed some intriguing stats for its current stock of IP.

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A new DmC Devil May Cry trailer has been released by Capcom, and it’s full of action clips along with text flashing the various review scores. Watch it below.

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DmC: Devil May Cry is full of humour and satire, but many people didn’t get the joke. Regardless, Ninja Theory’s twisted take on a world full of subliminal messages, right-wing media and drugged soft drinks isn’t too be taken too seriously, even if it was created to loosely mirror some of the failings of modern life as we know it.

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Patrick Garratt couldn’t play Ninja Gaiden 3 and DmC: Devil May Cry made his hands hurt, but he turned down the difficulty before throwing in the towel on twitch gaming for good.

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Titan Comics has announced the launch of the DmC: Devil May Cry: The Vergil Chronicles comic, based on the game series.

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DmC: Devil May Cry’s newly announced costume DLC has now been priced and dated. Now you can have any Dante you want, even a weird one with Converse on. Still, beats the Diesel DLC from DmC 2. Remember that?

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A trio of new costumes have been spotted for Ninja Theory’s DmC: Devil May Cry. Guess what? One might just be the return of Dante’s white mop…

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Dante’s had a dye job and legions of devoted fans have sworn off his triumphant return to the forefront of action gaming. Brenna Hillier slow claps.

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In case you missed it, here’s the archived version of today’s live stream of DmC Devil May Cry. Watch it after the break.

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DmC: Devil May Cry has been subjected to a savage shit-storm since was first revealed. VG247′s Dave Cook plays through the whole game to explain why you needn’t be worried about Ninja Theory’s treatment.

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DmC: Devil May Cry reviews were always going to be interesting, given the anguish surrounding Dante’s appearance, the game’s combat and so on. But we don’t have to second-guess the scores any longer. Get them after the cut.

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DmC: Devil May Cry launches worldwide on January 15th. VG247′s Dave Cook speaks with Capcom and Ninja Theory about their partnership, and the perceptions they hope to put to bed once the game drops.

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DmC: Devil May Cry fans have been asking about Bloody Palace mode for some time, for fear that Capcom would charge them for it, but worry no longer intrepid fans, for it is entirely free and coming after the game launches on January 15th.

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