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Random: Pragmata Has a Fun Surprise for Patient PS5 Players

Capcom'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.

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Nintendo Life

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.

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Gamespot

Devil May Cry Season 2 Trailer Embraces The Series' Most Controversial Chapter

Netflix 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.

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Games Press

Capcom’s Sci-Fi Adventure PRAGMATA™ Blasts Off to the Moon Today

Capcom'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.

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Nintendo Life

Review: Tomodachi Life: Living The Dream (Switch) - BREAKING NEWS: Mii Life Is Still Bizarre, Hilarious, And A Bit Samey

Tomodachi 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.

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Gaming Bolt

Next God of War Could Feature Chinese and Japanese Mythological Elements – Rumor

A rumor suggests the next God of War installment could incorporate elements from Chinese and Japanese mythology, in addition to previously rumored Mayan aspects. The report also mentions potential inclusions like Tyr, a talking sword named Merlin, and a sentient gelatinous cube companion. An announcement may be imminent, possibly during an upcoming State of Play event.

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Retro Gamer

New on Netflix in May 2026: all the latest movies and shows streaming this month

Netflix is adding several new shows and movies in May 2026, including the supernatural thriller "The Boroughs" from the creators of Stranger Things and the second season of the animated series "Devil May Cry." The streamer will also feature new content like "Lord of the Flies" and various films and documentaries throughout the month.

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Checkpoint Gaming

Pragmata Review - Fly me to the moon

Pragmata is a sci-fi action adventure set on the moon, featuring protagonist Hugh Williams and his AI companion Diana. Despite a lackluster story, the game excels with its moody atmosphere, engaging combat that incorporates hacking, and a strong bond between the characters. The title offers robust side content and post-game activities, making it a worthy, albeit familiar, experience from Capcom.

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Destructoid

Pragmata release countdown: Exact date and time

Capcom's new science fiction title, Pragmata, is set to release on April 16 at 11pm CT, with most regions receiving it on April 17. Pre-order bonuses, including outfits for protagonists Hugh and Diana, are available for purchases made between April 17 and April 24.

Gaming Bolt

Alabaster Dawn Enters Early Access on May 7th

Alabaster Dawn, the next action RPG from CrossCode developer Radical Fish Games, will launch into Early Access on PC on May 7th. The game features a 2.5D art style, combining puzzle-solving, boss battles, and town restoration with combat inspired by CrossCode, Kingdom Hearts, and Devil May Cry. Early Access is expected to offer 30 to 60 hours of gameplay.

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Nintendo Life

Capcom Teases Okami 20th Anniversary Celebrations

Capcom has announced that Okami will celebrate its 20th anniversary on April 20, 2026, with a special event being prepared. The original action-adventure game was first released on the PlayStation 2. Hideki Kamiya, known for Devil May Cry and Bayonetta, is reportedly returning for a new project related to Okami.

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The Sixth Axis

Morbid Metal early access starts April 8th

Ubisoft and Screen Juice have announced that the action roguelite Morbid Metal will launch into Early Access on April 8th for $17.99, with a 25% discount. The initial release will feature three playable characters, multiple biomes, and over 60 perks, with a full roadmap to be revealed later.

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Monster Vine

Morbid Metal Preview – Metal May Cry

Morbid Metal, a fast-paced action roguelike inspired by Devil May Cry, offers a promising foundation in its early access release. The core gameplay revolves around chaining combos by seamlessly swapping between two distinct characters, Flux and Ekku, each with unique abilities. While the game boasts polished visuals and smooth performance, the current build features a limited ability pool and slow progression, suggesting further development is needed before its 1.0 launch.

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Rock Paper Shotgun

Resident Evil director Shinji Mikami partners with Stellar Blade devs Shift Up to make "smaller, experimental titles alongside a large-scale flagship"

Resident Evil director Shinji Mikami has partnered with Korean studio Shift Up, the developers of Stellar Blade. Mikami's new company, Unbound, will focus on developing smaller, experimental titles alongside a large-scale flagship game. Shift Up has acquired Unbound, and Mikami expressed a sense of synergy with Shift Up's CEO, Hyung-Tae Kim.

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Escapist Magazine

Stellar Blade developer SHIFT UP partners with Shinji Mikami’s new studio to release a new creative character action game

South Korean developer SHIFT UP, known for Stellar Blade, has partnered with Shinji Mikami's new studio, UNBOUND Inc., to publish new character action games. SHIFT UP founder Hyung Tae Kim expressed his admiration for Mikami's work and stated the partnership aims to support original IPs and foster creative exploration. While the new game is in early development, concept art has been revealed.

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Push Square

Stellar Blade Dev Acquires Shinji Mikami's New Studio, Will Publish Its Games

Stellar Blade developer Shift Up has acquired Unbound, the new studio founded by horror game veteran Shinji Mikami. Shift Up will now publish games developed by Unbound, whose first project is a new IP built in Unreal Engine 5 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. Both Shinji Mikami and Shift Up CEO Hyung Tae Kim expressed enthusiasm for their shared creative vision and commitment to high-quality game development.

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Gamedeveloper.com

Shift Up has acquired Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami's new studio

Stellar Blade developer Shift Up has acquired Unbound Inc, the new studio founded by Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami. Unbound is developing original console and PC titles, which Shift Up will publish. The acquisition aims to expand Shift Up's publishing reach and bolster its development talent with Mikami's team.

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Noisy Pixel

Homura Hime Dev Didn’t Want Players to Run - So They Changed How Combat Works

The developer of Homura Hime discusses the game's evolution from a 3D bullet hell title to a blend of bullet hell and melee combat, inspired by games like NieR: Automata and anime like Kill la Kill. Key design choices, such as a mobile blocking mechanic that builds skills, were made to encourage player engagement and maintain confrontation during dodging, differentiating it from pure hit-and-run tactics.

Retro Gamer

Surprisingly emotional new Devil May Cry season 2 teaser goes back to Dante and Virgil's childhood and fills in the…

Netflix has released a new teaser for Devil May Cry season 2, highlighting the childhood of brothers Dante and Virgil and hinting at an emotional narrative. The anime, based on the Capcom video game series, will premiere on May 12 and continues Dante's story as he faces his estranged twin brother.

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Gamespot

New Devil May Cry Season 2 Trailer Wastes No Time Giving Fans What They Want

A new trailer for the second season of Netflix's animated Devil May Cry series has been released ahead of its May 12 launch, showcasing the return of Vergil and teasing Dante's evolution. Showrunner Adi Shankar hinted at Dante leveling up and embracing his devil-hunter persona. Capcom, the publisher and developer of the Devil May Cry video game franchise, has expressed interest in revisiting the series in the future.

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