Between Onimusha Way of the Sword and, presumably, at some point, Resident Evil 9, plenty of Capcom's tentpole series are coming back to life. Maybe Devil May Cry is due a victory lap. We'll see.

Devil May Cry jumped from video games to streaming! The anime series inspired by the popular game created by Capcom is now available on Netflix, just in time for the weekend, so you can follow the ...

The Devil May Cry series is a video game franchise developed and published by Capcom, which started in 2001 when the original Devil May Cry was released on the PlayStation 2. Since then ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Capcom may be bringing Devil May Cry fans back to the PS2 era. What comes next for the Devil ...

will be leaving Capcom Over the years, the Devil May Cry franchise has garnered a reputation for placing its gameplay before its narrative, as its stories are often quite simple compared to more ...

Legendary Capcom developer Hideaki Itsuno, who most recently directed Dragon's Dogma 2 and Devil May Cry 5, has left the company after more than 30 years. Itsuno announced his departure on X ...

Hideaki Itsuno has been pumping out beloved games at publisher Capcom for over three decades, from multiple Devil May Cries to both Dragon's Dogmas, but he's now leaving the company to make new ...

These influential games, including Elite, The Black Onyx, 1942, Duck Hunt, and others, revolutionized various genres, introduced new gameplay ... Capcom would later have other games that followed a ...

Two Devil May Cry games are gone from Steam, as Capcom removes their original versions from sale for what appears to be forever. We're still waiting on Devil May Cry 6, and it's almost five years ...

Gameplay-wise, Capcom aimed much lower ... presents that stun and freeze enemies. As the Pumpkin King, he can spit fire. Unlike Devil May Cry — which should really adopt this mechanic, though ...