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Devil May Cry 5
Even A Devil May Spoil
We're a week out from the launch of Devil May Cry 5, Capcom's first numbered sequel in the series in over a decade. The stylish action game is shaping up to be the magnum opus of the series, both playfully referencing and fundamentally integrating every game in the main series so far. Ahead of the game's launch, Capcom is releasing an incredibly spoiler-heavy release trailer. Many, many parts of this trailer come from after the game's midway point and should not be watched by people looking to come into the game fresh.
I'm not kidding, don't watch this trailer if you don't want to be spoiled on Devil May Cry 5's story.
For everyone else, I'm posting this in case you don't care about the spoilers or need to be pushed off the fence. You can find the final trailer for the game below.
The final trailer shows a bit of (presumably) Dante's backstory, multiple confrontations with the villainous Urizen, characters pleading for final wishes, and the return of a character important to the Devil May Cry series. It definitely goes whole hog in showing off most of the game's dramatic moments.
Devil May Cry 5 releases on March 8 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.
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