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In a new Production Update video from Hellblade's developer Ninja Theory, they are reporting that the game will not be released this year and will be pushed to 2017. They cite a cancelled project and working with Epic Games to push motion capture as the reasons behind the delay. Am I the only one who wasn't expecting this game this year. We never got a release date and as of writing this article it's December 1st. When was it going to be released if they were shooting for this year. There's not even a product listing for the game up yet. Hopefully we do get a release date soon. I like what I see from this game. Ninja Theory is doing something different here. --- Courtesy of Games News Network

Capcom has dropped word that the Vergil's Downfall DLC will be released on March 5th and 6th for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 respectively. It will run you $8.99/720 MSP if you didn't pre-order the game from certain retails and receive a redeem code for the DLC. Recently a title update for DmC: Devil May Cry was released, allowing you to access the Bloody Palace.

Recently released DmC: Devil May Cry has a slew of downloadable content incoming. In addition to the Vergil's Downfall and the Blood Palace, we also know that a costume pack will be release on January 30th for 320MSP/$4. The pack will include three separate looks: Classic Dante, Neo Dante and Dark Dante. Head over HERE for vids of each costume.

The wave based mode, Bloody Palace, that we've all come to love, and hate, from the Devil May Cry series will make its return in the upcoming reboot. Capcom and Ninja Theory have confirmed that Bloody Palace will be released as post-launch DLC and will be free of charge to boot for all you lovely DmC: Devil May Cry owners.  Four day and counting.

Just give me this game already. As one of my most anticipated game for 2013, I'm ready to get my hands on the DmC: Devil May Cry remake. We're just under two weeks, so until then here's a new CG Trailer to hold us over until the game is released on January 15th.

When I first saw the reveal trailer for the Devil May Cry reboot I couldn't be more excited. After my time with Devil May Cry 4 I was left wondering when I'd see Dante again. In the upcoming DmC: Devil May Cry developed by Ninja Theory the studio decided to create a different origin story for Dante, making him younger and changing his look--to the dismay of many fans who have come to see Dante with his iconic white hair--now black.  I'll make this short. I'm fully behind Ninja Theory with this reboot. Dante may not look the same (not that it ever bothered me) but it feels like a Devil May Cry game. After playing the recently released demo a few dozen times I've come away with a few things. The first, the game looks beautiful. Being pulled from a drab, lifeless real world to the world of Limbo is where the game really pops. Limbo feels like it has a life of it's own and really adds to the over-the-top flare that we've all come to love about Devil May...

Well here's your official confirmation that the DmC Devil May Cry demo will be available on November 20th for both the Xbox 360 and PS3. You'll be able to play two mission including a boss fight and once you finish the demo you'll unlock the Son of Sparda difficulty. This announcement was made by Capcom on their BLOG  who also promise a few surprises in the demo. Next Tuesday cannot come soon enough. This also means I'll be playing this come Thanksgiving weekend which is just perfect.

The first Development Diary for the upcoming DmC: Devil May Cry reboot focus on the concept of Absolute Power. The video also introduces you to two of the voice actors in the game Robin Riker who voices Lilith and Louis Herthum who voices Mundus. DmC hits stores on January 15th with rumors of a demo coming short. Stay tuned to find out the exact date on that.

Another game I'm eagerly awaiting is the reboot of Devil May Cry--DmC. I've realized that Ninja Theory has their hats on right and although Dante's appearance has changed, this will be a Devil May Cry game through and through. The new trailer shows off some platforming and combat which culminates into a familiar boss fight.

  Capcom has today announced the release date for their upcoming DmC Reboot. The game will hit stores on January 15, 2013; which is not their projected release window of this year as they've stated on several occasion. The game may have been pushed back but we can still look forward to seeing a few new bits from DmC: Devil May Cry when Capcom and Ninja Theory shows it off at E3 in a few weeks. Here's also hoping that they decide to release a demo for the game. Official Press Release: DmC Devil May Cry Release Date Announced   Next instalment in multi-million selling franchise set for home console release next January with PC version to follow   To download assets please click here   London, UK. - May 22, 2012 - Capcom®, a leading worldwide developer and publisher of video games, today announced the release date for DmC Devil May Cry™. Developed by critically acclaimed Cambridge based developer Ninja Theory in close collaboration with Capco...

The Devil May Cry reboot that is being done by the guys over at Ninja Theory is scheduled for release this year. However, with no set date and not a lot of information on the game; how does Ninja Theory appease fans of the series as they wait? They release a set of screenshots that shows off the new Dante, his weapons, the enemies and locations. [via CVG ]