Simply put, it wouldn't be a Devil May Cry game without these iconic traditions making an appearance in one way or another.

Angels and demons make appearances throughout a broad spectrum of anime. These are some of the best of the bunch.

Devil's Purge, the AR shooter from Ontop is set to go free-to-play letting you try initial levels for free, alongside a new ...

For those who might be unfamiliar with the Devil May Cry franchise, it first got its start on the PlayStation 2 in 2001.

While it deviates from the structure of the Devil May Cry games we know, it still delivers the same badass demon-slaying formula that made the originals legendary. Unlike MADHOUSE’s 2007 Devil May Cry ...

Cry 4 is the first game in the series to feature Nero as a playable character — who embarks on a quest to stop the main franchise protagonist, Dante.

Devil May Cry series features a unique 'Style' ranking system emphasizing creativity in combat. The series revolves around demons, both as main enemies and integral to the lore. Dante's iconic ...

While no two anime demons are exactly like ... One of the more unconventional examples of demon anime, "The Devil Is a Part Timer!" is a comedy, satirizing features of modern day Japan, such ...

Like many demons, Lilith has been around since the dawn ... Since the 1960s, Mephisto has essentially been Marvel's version of the Devil, exploiting human beings' proclivity for evil from time ...

Seven ring members received lifelong restriction orders and were sentenced to a total of 93 years in jail as their sickening ...

Using Limp Bizkit might've legitimately have sold me on the Devil May Cry show more than anything else about it.