#devilmaycrygame

Ultizero's Lost Soul Aside launches to mixed reception, raising concerns about the Devil May Cry-style action RPG's long-term future.

Hideaki Itsuno, the longtime director of Devil May Cry, Dragon's Dogma, and many other games, explained the reasons why he left Capcom after more than 30 years to start a new development studio in collaboration with Tencent Games. In an interview ...

Hideaki Itsuno explains why he felt the need to depart Capcom despite his affection for the games he created there.

Soulstice is an underloved hack-and-slash game that Devil May Cry fans are sure to love, especially at under $2, but you don't have long.

I appreciate their contribution but I'm not going to create the same thing ...

Hideaki Itsuno admitted that he left CAPCOM because he did not want to keep making Devil May Cry and Dragon's Dogma sequels until retirement.

Itsuno seems excited ...

Itsuno-san discusses Lightspeed Studios and its plans for a AAA action game ...

The game feels like the best version of an old Devil May Cry or Ninja Gaiden title.

A huge blow for Capcom ...