Devil May Cry
News, coverage and analysis tracking Devil May Cry across the outlets.
Devil May Cry showrunner thinks most video game movie announcements "won't come to fruition" or will be…The showrunner for the Devil May Cry series believes that many announced video game movie and TV adaptations will not be completed or will fall short of expectations. He notes that while there's a surge in announcements, the actual production faces corporate hurdles and the risk of becoming mere brand extensions rather than quality content.
Devil May Cry showrunner rallies against the "Marvel-ification" of IP, but says Capcom and Netflix's instructions were refreshingly different: "Go and execute your vision"Devil May Cry showrunner Adi Shankar praised Netflix and Capcom for granting him significant creative freedom, contrasting it with the 'art by committee' approach often seen in IP adaptation. He expressed gratitude for the trust placed in his vision for the series.- Capcom Reveals New Volleyball Illustration Featuring Resident Evil, Pragmata, and MoreCapcom has released a new collaborative illustration featuring characters from its various game franchises alongside Japan's national volleyball teams. This artwork continues a partnership campaign that began in 2022, with characters like Leon S. Kennedy from Resident Evil and Diana from Pragmata appearing in the 2026 artwork.
Devil May Cry Season 2 Soundtrack Shared Ahead of Its DebutNetflix has revealed the soundtrack for the upcoming second season of the Devil May Cry anime, featuring 12 tracks from artists like Evanescence, Papa Roach, and Gunship. The season will also include music from the early 2000s and remixes by Power Glove. The latest mainline game, Devil May Cry 5, is available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC.- Pragmata 2? Capcom antyder att mer Pragmata är att väntaCapcom COO Rob Dyer has indicated that more content for the game Pragmata is planned, suggesting it will become another established intellectual property for the company. Despite initial delays, Pragmata received positive reviews and strong sales figures upon its release. Capcom is also seeing success with recent titles like Resident Evil Requiem and Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection.
What's Coming To Netflix May 2026?Netflix is releasing a variety of new series and movies in May 2026, including the limited series "Lord of the Flies" and "The Boroughs," produced by The Duffer Brothers. Other notable additions include Season 2 of "A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder" and new episodes for "Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug and Cat Noir" and "One Piece."
Games Inbox: Is buying a video game day one a good idea?Readers discuss the merits of buying games on day one, weighing instant access and being part of the conversation against the potential for lower prices and sales later. The article also touches on Sony's controversial PS5 DRM policy, the impact of studio closures on franchises like XCOM, and speculation about future game releases and company strategies.
Resident Evil and Pragmata crossover teased as Capcom profits surgeCapcom has initiated a social media crossover between its new game Pragmata and the Resident Evil franchise, with Pragmata's protagonist Diana 'hacking' into Resident Evil's accounts. This collaboration coincides with Capcom raising its earnings forecast for the fiscal year ending March 2027, driven by strong sales of Resident Evil 4 and other catalogue titles.
The Biggest New Game Releases Of May 2026May 2026 is set to be a busy month for game releases, featuring titles across various genres and platforms including PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch. Notable releases include the musical narrative sim Wax Heads, the action-adventure Forza Horizon 6 set in Japan, and the James Bond origin story 007 First Light. Several games will also be entering early access, offering players a chance to experience ongoing development.
Capcom Golden Week Sale Hits Steam With 87% DiscountsCapcom is holding a Golden Week sale on Steam, offering discounts of up to 87% on its entire catalog. The promotion encourages players to purchase titles across various franchises like Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter 6. While the sale aims to drive engagement and clear inventory, some players express concerns about the timing and the impact of deep discounts on perceived game value.
Co-op chaos action RPG Cloudheim on the way to Nintendo Switch 2Noodle Cat Games announced that the co-op action RPG Cloudheim is coming to Nintendo Switch 2, though a release date has not yet been shared. The game features physics-based combat inspired by The Legend of Zelda and Devil May Cry, with players exploring islands and dungeons, looting, crafting gear, and building a home in the sky, with support for up to four players in online co-op.
Devil May Cry's Netflix Animated Series Looks SSStylish in Action-Packed Season 2 TrailerNetflix has released a trailer for season 2 of its animated series based on Capcom's Devil May Cry games, set to debut on May 12, 2026. The new season will feature Dante confronting his twin brother Vergil, promising fast-paced action and dialogue that emulates the games.- Netflix's Devil May Cry animated adaptation returns for a second season on May 12Netflix's animated adaptation of Devil May Cry will premiere its second season on May 12, featuring a trailer that showcases Dante's updated appearance. Showrunner Adi Shankar promised a return to the character's iconic style, with Studio Mir returning to handle animation.
- Devil May Cry Season 2 Trailer Highlights Dante and VergilStudio Mir and Netflix have released the official trailer for Devil May Cry season 2, highlighting the conflict between Dante and his twin brother Vergil. The new season, set to premiere on Netflix on May 12, 2026, features voice actors Johnny Yong Bosch as Dante and Robbie Daymond as Vergil. In related news, Devil May Cry director Hideaki Itsuno has moved from Capcom to LightSpeed Japan Studio.
New Devil May Cry season 2 trailer teases a brother vs. brother showdown as Dante takes on VergilThe new trailer for Devil May Cry season 2 on Netflix teases a conflict between brothers Dante and Vergil. The animated series, based on the hack-and-slash video game franchise, will expand its mythology with a war between worlds. Season 2 is set to premiere on May 12.
Random: Pragmata Has a Fun Surprise for Patient PS5 PlayersCapcom's new game Pragmata for PlayStation 5 features several hidden Easter eggs and details for players to discover. These include references to other Capcom franchises like Resident Evil, Devil May Cry, and Mega Man, as well as fun animations on the startup screen.
Poll: What Review Score Would You Give Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream?Nintendo Life has published a review for Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream on Nintendo Switch, giving it a 7/10. While praising its humor and interactivity, the review noted that the game can become repetitive and has limited touchscreen implementation. The article invites readers to share their own scores and opinions on the game.
Devil May Cry Season 2 Trailer Embraces The Series' Most Controversial ChapterNetflix has released a new trailer for the second season of its Devil May Cry animated series, set to premiere on May 12. The trailer highlights the return of major antagonists Mundus from the first game and Arius from the divisive Devil May Cry 2. The season will feature the vocal talents of Johnny Yong Bosch as Dante and Robbie Daymond as Vergil.
Capcom’s Sci-Fi Adventure PRAGMATA™ Blasts Off to the Moon TodayCapcom's sci-fi action-adventure game PRAGMATA is now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC. The game, developed by the studio behind Resident Evil and Devil May Cry, transports players to a mysterious lunar station where they must help spacefarer Hugh Williams and an android named Diana uncover the truth and survive hostile AI.
Review: Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream (Switch) - BREAKING NEWS: Mii Life Is Still Bizarre, Hilarious, And A Bit SameyTomodachi Life: Living the Dream for Nintendo Switch offers a bizarre and hilarious life simulation experience with extensive Mii customization. While it improves upon its predecessor with more interactivity and creative options, the core gameplay loop can become repetitive after the initial novelty wears off. The game provides ample opportunities for laughter and creativity, but may not hold long-term engagement for all players.