Added to the game today with the latest free update of Devil May Cry, Bloody Palace mode is shown in a new trailer. In parallel, Capcom announces the release of Vergil's Downfall DLC for March 6 and the price of € 8.99 or 720 MS Points. It's free if you have the pre-order code.

After the 360 version, Devil May Cry now has the honor of getting 1080p/60fps Gamersyde footage on PC. Obviously, the game looks a lot better than on consoles and from what we've heard, even those with a more modest rig can be satisfied with Capcom's port. Needless to say that if you have the choice, this is the version to get. Videos and images inside as usual.

Devil May Cry is the first big title to be released this year, so here are no less than 6 videos in Gamersyde quality for you guys. Many feared Ninja Theory would never manage to fill Dante's shoes, but from the looks of it, they seem to have done a pretty good job. We must confess we've never been fans of the series, but this new episode looks more appealing to us, which is partly due to the new Dante, who is actually rather badass as you'll see. Feel free to give us your opinion.
Update: Launch Trailer added.

Bloody Palace mode will make a return in Ninja Theory's Devil May Cry as a title update after the game's release. Once the game completed you'll be able to slay your way through 100 levels of enemies and 5 bosses. The game is out in five days (January 25th for PC).

If you like CG trailers you may want to take a look at this one made for Devil May Cry as the game will be out in 10 days for consoles and on January 25th for PC.

Capcom has announced that the PC version of Devil May Cry arrives on January 25th. Ten days after the console versions. PC screens inside alongside with specs.
Update²: Second gameplay video now available.

After meeting the actors who play Kat and Vergil, it is the turn of the actor who plays the role of Dante to present his character in this new video of Devil May Cry.

New trailer for signaling the arrival of the playable demo of Devil May Cry today on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 tomorrow.

New episode of the making of Devil May Cry. Ninja Theory shows us once again one of the exercises that the studio knows best. Namely, the motion-capture. The actors who play the role of Kat and Vergil present their respective characters.

Did you wonder if Vergil would be playable in the next Devil May Cry? Well, the answer is yes but it will be through a DLC. Vergil's Downfall will allow players to control Dante's twin brother in that "untold" chapter that comes with new enemies and unlockables. It will be made available post-launch for $8.99/720MSP.