DmC Devil May Cry Footage Shows Dante’s Gauntlet Weapon And A Brand New Level

Capcom have released new footage of DmC Devil May Cry from last week’s Gamescom demos, showing off a new stage in the game, titled “Overturn”. The new footage shows off Dante’s new gauntlet weapons, and how they can be used in the game’s multi-weapon combos. Take a look at it below:

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A few notes from the new footage:

 

  • The gauntlets in DmC work similarly to Ifrit gauntlets from DMC1.
  • Any Gauntlet move can be charged up to two levels.
  • A level 2 charge lets you launch even the heavier enemies in the game.
  • Environmental kills added to DmC Devil May Cry.
  • For example; knocking enemies off ledges gives you a combo bonus.

 

DmC Devil May Cry will be released on January 15th, 2013 in North America.


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