An epic journey through nine circles of a fiery hell filled with monstrous ... here's the Cliffs Notes version: The Inferno is a 14th-century poem in which Dante is guided through hell by the ...

Dante wrote Inferno as part of an epic poem, and in it he described what he saw as the Nine Circles of Hell, each more horrible than the last. The first circle is Limbo, for those who are still ...

From there, the eight remaining circles descend ... Galileo used the descriptions in the Inferno to calculate Hell to be over 3,245 miles deep. As Dante and Virgil do not walk in a straight ...

Dante's Inferno is the first part of a 14th Century ... or irony or any of that stuff that happens in the other Eight Circles of Hell. In the game, though, Limbo looks like a flame-scorched ...

That wasn't all we saw of Dante's Inferno, however ... which holds the four inner circles of hell. The scene opened up with Dante in midfight against a horde of minions and demons, while the ...

We don’t think anyone’s done anything quite like this before.’ ‘Hell is the star of our game and it’s the star of this movie,’ Jonathan Knight, the EA/Visceral Games executive producer.

Ultimately the story of Dante's Inferno becomes less about a cautionary ... upon the original work's gruesome descriptions of hell's seven circles. In the video game, Alighieri finds his way ...

Other signage included “Play Dante’s Inferno, Go to Hell” and ... on Dante’s poetic descent through nine circles of hell. But “The Inferno” — as well as its companion poems ...

First and foremost, if you are an avid fan of The Divine Comedy, you are going to hate what EA has done to their Dante's Inferno game. It is as blistered and altered and transformed from the ...

This Dante’s Inferno shares almost nothing with the ... Anyway, you battle your way through the nine circles of hell. Lust is basically a gross perversion (lots of naughty bits everywhere ...