Dmc6 is apparently in development

dmc is so gay lol

No. Dignity, respect, and responsibility must be extended to the girls or DMC can't hold its head high.

Does this also mean Dragon's Dogma 2 is not in development?

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Trish but she has black armor that suits her love of pretty clothes and killing millions and bullying demon boys and being filled with light.

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its a rumor, it means shit

I'd say so, but switch version of dmc 3 is best imo

>comicbook.com
Go the fuck back to Twitter you nigger

We're going home.

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just like with 5, I'll believe it when I see it.
not until then.

If DMC6 is actually happening, Itsuno's probably only supervising it.

>DMC5's mechanics, charm, and features with DMC's older look instead of Capcom's new photorealism obsession

God I hope that comes true

Sparda prequel or bust

>I wanna fuck that mundus

tell me one game where expanding on the story of the legend the series relies on has ever worked.

mgs3

are they gonna fill dmc 6 with more ugly goblinos again while reusing the same fucking engine again?
dmc v was dogshit, with less content and charged vergil as dlc, pretty scummy shit from crapco

MGS3, RDR2, Crisis Core

MGS3 invented another story about The Boss. RDR2 has the late stages of the gang, not the gang in its prime. Crisis Core is odd. Nomura didn't write it but treats is as canon. Sephiroth in that game is not the Seph in 7 or 7r.

Not a game, but The Godfather Part 2 sorta. That's how any sort of Sparda prequel should work imo, split it between flashbacks and the current story or at this point just have multiple campaigns to accommodate all the playable characters.

>MGS3 invented another story about The Boss
Yeah, that's called expanding on the lore. Big Boss was the Sparda of MGS and MGS3 told the story of how he became a legend, just like how a Sparda story would chronicle how he would become a legend.

He's more interesting being a legend. Big Boss at least had 2 on screen appearances in Metal Gear. His philosophy was debated endlessly so seeing where it came from was interesting. Sparda's values are never brought up, just his plot devices. He isn't shown, his personality isn't talked about. The best way you can do it is 1st half of the game being a demon general killing humies, have him wake up to justice and fight an ex-partner demon guy. No mundus, no eva. So basically only part of the legend being covered. I still don't think he makes sense as being a stylish fighter. The contrast between and old timey dark knight and a modern gunslinger son is interesting. Having them both be the same is not.

When did Dante hop on creatine?