The definitive edition of DmC: Devil May Cry is out, and it’s good! Damn good in fact, and a tremendous upgrade of the original game. It is of course, only one half of the Devil May Cry content that is coming out this year as the best Devil May Cry game is also getting remastered. Still, even though I have way too much mad love for Devil May Cry 4, I have to admit that the game is going to need a little something extra to get me truly invested in it. And maybe that extra hook, could be some brotherly love.
DmC: Devil May Cry Definitive Edition launched with a special trailer, just like every other game in the industry today. Because of course it did. Right at the end though, Capcom teased the inclusion of Vergil. Here’s a handy-dandy low bandwidth look at that tease:
BUT I NEED MORE RESOLUTION to his part in Devil May Cry 4. It was strongly hinted at in that game that new series protagonist Nero may have been Vergil’s son. After all, he bore an uncanny resemblance to Vergil, could wield Yamato and could also activate a Devil Trigger mode to up his power levels to over 9000. If the special edition of Devil May Cry 4 has a prequel mode starring Vergil and how he came to escape his fate as Nelo Angelo from the first Devil May Cry game, then I’m going to be happy to see his story arc finally completed.
Last Updated: March 11, 2015
Goal9
March 11, 2015 at 13:51
Based on fan reaction people were more excited for this than DmC: Definitive Edition.
I just hope Capcom does DMC4 justice this time around by including all the supposed cut content from the original game.
The D
March 11, 2015 at 14:07
That makes two of us!
Corrie
March 11, 2015 at 14:44
Hmmm Capcom and their lack of love for the PC…sigh