astlevania showrunner Adi Shankar is producing a new animated series for Devil May Cry, although it's unclear where the show will be homed yet.

I’ve got no doubt that Devil May Cry 5 is going to play well. Early impressions and gameplay reveals paint the game as a lean and mean demon-slaying machine, one that allows players to chain together a devilish arsenal of weapons together to create some truly stylish S-Rank combos. That’s just part of the package though, and a product like Devil May Cry 5 needs to do more than just feel good.

As Shania Twain once sang, that don’t impress me much. Show me a collector’s edition that is bonkers! Give me a special edition of a game that is stupidly expensive and only for the richest bastards on the planet! Show me something like this, Devil May Cry V’s Ultra Limited Edition whch comes with the game, some box art and a freakin’ replica of some of the clothing worn in the game

Resident Evil 2’s upcoming remake, the Lickers are back and nastier than ever. Capcom released some new footage of the tongue-tied bastards, which you can see below while I go scrub the fear off my body.

For what seems like forever, Capcom has ignored the beloved blue bomber. Even worse than just forget his existence, they cancelled games. That’s changed with this week’s release of Mega Man 11, which is a great game – even if it hews a little too closely to its roots. Now, it looks like Capcom is keen to milk the lemon-slinger for all he’s worth

So what makes Dante different when compared to Nero’s rough and tough combat style in Devil May Cry 5? While Nero may be a perfect entry-point for newcomers whose more limited move-set hides a surprising amount of depth in the finer details of how he moves, Dante is tailor-made for the experienced devil slayer.

Oh Capcom, you were doing so well. Then you went and mentioned the dreaded M-word in your upcoming demon-slaying action title of which I’ve already pledged my love to, Devil May Cry 5. Yup, Devil May Cry 5 will be rocking both style and microtransactions next year, as the latest chapter in the series is focusing more on the classic Red Orbs in-game currency than ever before.

Returning to Raccoon City is bringing some tonal changes, but the gang's all here in Resident Evil Remake 2 to remind you what a terrifying tale it was all those years ago.