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Devil May Cry [The Best] + Bonus DVD
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NCS
Product Synopsis
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The original Devil May Cry has already been
re-released under the Mega Hits label in July of
2002 but Capcom returns to the till for another
round of sales. To goad buyers into paying for the
game a third time, Capcom bundles the Best edition
of DMC with a bonus BGM soundtrack CD that's
packaged with the game. For even more added value, a
bonus Anniversary Special DVD which celebrates the
10th Anniversary of Biohazard and the 5th
Anniversary of Devil May Cry is also included. The
chapters on the bonus DVD are as follows:
» Biohazard 5 preview
» Devil May Cry 4 preview
» Biohazard 4
» Biohazard Code Veronica
» Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition
» Weskers Report
Pricing for the Best version of Devil May Cry is set at US$33 and
all preorders will ship today. New orders are
welcome.
NCS
Game Synopsis
Spawned from the loins of human and
demon parents, Dante investigates the supernatural
for his day job. It's the life he's chosen but a
darker destiny awaits him. Two thousand years ago,
Dante's poppy, the demon Sparda fought back demonic
hordes and locked their lord Mundus away. As is the
routine with banished arch demons, they keep coming
back after biding their time and resting for a
couple of millennia.
Fast forward to the current day and Mundus rises again to give hell
on earth another go. Sparda's legacy lies in Dante
who accepts the challenge of locking Mundus away
once again. Sleek, confident, and the perfect
killing machine, Dante takes up the sword (and a
double-barreled shotgun) and leaps into action to
show the world that the apple doesn't fall far from
the tree. Dante cuts a striking figure as Capcom's
dashing action hero and the boy's got skills. From
quick sword slashes to matter-of-fact point blank
shooting, Dante supplies enough muscle, jumping
abilities, and rolling motion to defeat demons,
spiders, and myriad level bosses.
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