Devil May Cry TGS 2011 Trailer

Posted By | On 15th, Sep. 2011

Check out the Tokyo Game Show trailer for Devil May Cry. The game is developed by Ninja Theory and utilizes the Unreal Engine 3 and also runs at 30fps. Dante has undergone a slight redesign again after fans complained about his earlier look.

The game looks great at this stage and hopefully the final game should run well. There is a new city environment shown in the trailer and some combat footage.

The game release next year on the PS3 and Xbox 360. Tell us what you think of the trailer in the comments section below.


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