Ninja Theory’s DmC: Devil May Cry remains divisive amongst fans. On one hand, the combat is stellar and the visuals are impressive. On the other side of the coin sits a departure from Dante’s ...

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That game came out in 2013, featuring a much younger Dante pursuing demons with a combination of sword and gunplay. It was a hit with most fans, though some people preferred the more “traditional” ...

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Hailing from sunny (not as much as people think) Italy and long standing gamer since the age of Mattel Intellivision and Sinclair ZX Spectrum. Definitely a multi-platform gamer, he still holds the old ...

The original DmC was a critical success – I really rated it highly in my PSU.com review – but unfortunately, it didn’t set tills alight in quite the way Capcom had hoped for. Nonetheless, Matt Walker, ...

Devil May Cry 5 Producer Matt Walker recently spoke to VG24/7 about Capcom’s reception of Ninja Theory’s reboot, DmC, and what is influencing the combat in the upcoming sequel. The initial fan ...

Devil May Cry 5 is out in the wild, and the game is receiving critical acclaim from just about every gaming outlet. It’s brash, it’s irreverent, and it absolutely oozes cheese, with its three playable ...

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Capcom's just announced a new Devil May Cry known as "DMC" at its TGS event, to be developed by Enslaved and Heavenly Sword studio Ninja Theory. Get the first screens and HD trailer below. A trailer ...

Ninja Theory is set to announce a new IP in development at the studio. Speaking on Twitter, the Cambridge-based UK studio said: "Cannot wait to show off some new Ninja work. It's been too long." It ...