GamingShogunDmC: Devil May Cry Review (PC)
Capcom, long-time publisher and developer of the Devil May Cry series, decided a few years back to do something different for its fourth installment. Instead of doing another sequel, Capcom wanted to reboot the series from a more Western point of view, thus giving the title over to English developer, Ninja Theory. Long time fans of the series protested this changing of developer, worried that a new group of people would not handle Dante and the mythos of the Devil May Cry universe correctly. Well, I am here to tell you that those fears are unfounded and that DmC: Devil…
DmC Devil May Cry Gets Bloody Palace Mode
Capcom has announced that the Bloody Palace Mode will be returning in DmC Devil May Cry. Bloody Palace Mode will be available, at no charge, shortly after launch for all PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC users. As in previous installments of the series, Bloody Palace Mode will be playable upon completion of the main game and deliver over 100 levels of demons and enemies, including five brutal bosses. Gamers will have the opportunity to top the global leader boards and be Bloody Palace’s number one demon slayer as stylish combat will be recognized. DmC Devil May Cry launches on…
Combichrist and Nosia Compose Devil May Cry Soundtrack
Today Capcom announced the talent which have created the music for DmC Devil May Cry in close collaboration with Capcom and Ninja Theory. Working in close collaboration with Capcom and Ninja Theory, both Noisia and Combichrist composed music that will be heard during cinematics and gameplay, including combat. Combichrist catalogue tracks were also licensed to add to the game’s already adrenaline-pumping soundtrack. “It’s been an awesome experience working with Ninja Theory on the game. We had great freedom but were also bound by certain criteria typical in the game world. These are challenging boundaries (for example; consistency in sonics over 180…