Capcom’s Devil May Cry 5 dances its way to the top of the UK Software Sales Chart this week. Last week’s champion Anthem slips down to 4th. Interestingly, after a terrible debut last week outside of the top 20. Dead or Alive 6 is…dead on arrival and nowhere in the
Devil May Cry 5 features some Live Action scenes to aid the story-boarding and motion capture no doubt. They are also pretty fun to watch in their own right. But, how close are they to the actual game though? With a little tinkering we managed to match as best we
Today we’re taking a look at Capcom’s Devil May Cry 5 which released on consoles and PC. After a long hiatus since the last Devil May Cry game, Capcom brings the franchise into the fray once more, but is it any good? without offering too much in the way of
From the opening moments it’s clear Capcom developers are having fun with Devil May Cry 5. However, in the latter portion of the story Dante busts some familiar looking dance moves as he emulates the late Micheal Jackson. Check out the Devil May Cry 5 Dante dance in the video
Capcom show off some more action packed explosive moments in the latest demon filled Devil May Cry 5 trailer.
Capcom recently released a new Devil May Cry 5 trailer which this time focuses on Dante and a few other familiar faces (Lady and Trish). Check out the action-packed trailer and drool. Devil May Cry 5 is releasing March 8, 2019 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and Windows PC.
