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New Gameplay Today – Devil May Cry 5 (Gamescom Demo)
Capcom officially unveiled Devil May Cry 5 at E3, but the company was light on the details surrounding the stylish action series' big return. Now, fans are getting their questions answered thanks to a demo on the Gamescom show floor.
The demo encompasses several different environments and encounters, as well as a big boss fight. We played the whole thing ("we" meaning Suriel Vazquez), and then we talked about the footage ("we" meaning Leo Vader and Joe Juba) in this edition of New Gameplay Today.
If you want perspective from the person who was actually playing the demo, you should read Suriel's full hands-on impressions. Otherwise, check out the video to see the entire demo and hear a mixture of insight and speculation from those of us who wish we were playing it ourselves.
Tune into New Gameplay Today to see the latest hands-on previews of upcoming titles, as well as first looks at brand new games and popular titles receiving expanded content.
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