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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 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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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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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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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 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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DmC: Devil May Cry launches worldwide next week, putting to bed years of controversy and speculation around the title. Capcom has told VG247 that through it all, developer Ninja Theory have been amazing to work with, and that they view the title as a true partnership founded on mutual respect.

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With DmC’s first reviews now live, Stace Harman plays the first ten levels and finds that while sticks and stones might break his bones, Dante’s still a smart-arse.

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DmC: Devil May Cry is a reboot and therefore it has a tricky job of convincing long-time fans to return and to get a new wave of players through the door. How does one achieve such a tricky balance? Capcom believes the key is to make the barrier for entry low, but to retain a solid challenge. The publisher has discussed its approach in a new interview.

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DmC: Devil May Cry’s ‘Son of Sparda edition was outed for Europe last month, although the exact details regarding its sale have remained a mystery, until now. GameStop has it as an exclusive. Get availability details and the pack’s contents below the fold.

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DmC: Devil May Cry is available to pre-order on Steam now, at the low(ish) cost of $49.99. However, you can opt for the DmC: Complete Pack at $59.99, which includes some classic games from the series. Capcom has divulged the contents of both packs. Check them out here.

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DmC Devil May Cry will be available at European retail and via digital download for PC on January 25. Developed by QLOC S.A., the PC version supports AMD Eyefinity multi-display tech and AMD CrossFire allowing players to use two or more graphics cards. It runs at 60fps or higher, and supports the Xbox 360 controller and all third party direct input controllers. Purchasing the game through Steam will support Cloud saving, achievements, friends support and leaderboards. Recommended and minimum PC specs are below, as well as some PC screens and trailers. It’s out on PS3 and Xbox 360 January 15.

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Capcom has released the free DMC – Devil May Cry app, The Eye of Dante.

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See Australian-born Tim Phillips shed his antipodean accent as he dons a mo-cap suit to become DmC: Devil May Cry’s Dante.

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DMC: Devil May Cry has received a two level demo from Ninja Theory and Capcom, giving naysayers the chance to actually play the thing instead of complaining about fashion and hair cuts. Details below.

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