Added: 18.08.2015 10:18 | 18 views | 0 comments


GR: "Rarely can there ever have been such a great fuss over a hairdo. It all began in late 2010 at the Tokyo Game Show, where Capcom unveiled DmC: Devil May Cry with a short trailer showing off the new-look Dante. Younger, grumpier and a good deal darker on top, this angsty smoker was nothing like the cocksure, silver-bobbed protagonist fans knew. The reaction was far from pleasant. Ninja Theory creative chief Tameem Antoniades puts it bluntly: The vitriol was immediate, aggressive and relentless for the next two years. Without a second of gameplay being shown, it had been written off as a disaster in the making. Looking back at forum threads from the time, you can see his point. Kill it with fire. Is Dante emo and gay now? Ninja Theory is on crack."

Added: 16.08.2015 8:20 | 65 views | 0 comments


Ozzie: It's almost time for kids to head back to school, but before they do, the folks at Xbox would like to reach out to them with a special Xbox kids sale. That'll slash prices on kid-friendly games like ScreamRide and Zoo Tycoon among others. Meanwhile, the adults with Xbox Live Gold can pick up a discounted Project Cars and Mortal Kombat X. Meanwhile, PlayStation is offering up deals on Square Enix games and the Devil May Cry franchise. And finally, Nintendo is offering up Citizens of Earth at a discounted rate. Check out the full list of deals below!

Added: 12.08.2015 3:18 | 90 views | 0 comments


PlayStation Store is offering a big sale for this week. The games on offer include almost all of the major Final Fantasy games in addition to other Square Enix Japan releases. There is also a big sale on Devil May Cry series offering its games for a cheap price.

Added: 10.08.2015 9:20 | 63 views | 0 comments


UK-based independent video game developer, Ninja Theory, considers itself lucky enough to have survived in the industry following some commercial failures. Despite a decent reception, neither Heavenly Sword nor Enslaved: Odyssey to the West sold as well as the developer would have liked. Despite this, it secured a deal to develop DmC: Devil May Cry for Capcom, which may just have come at the right time for the studio

Added: 10.08.2015 3:18 | 27 views | 0 comments


UK-based independent video game developer, Ninja Theory, considers itself lucky enough to have survived in the industry following some commercial failures. Despite a decent reception, neither Heavenly Sword nor Enslaved: Odyssey to the West sold as well as the developer would have liked. Despite this, it secured a deal to develop DmC: Devil May Cry for Capcom, which may just have come at the right time for the studio