More Devil May Cry 4 goodness, this time featuring the White Knight and Mephisto. Check out the full set here!

Those action fanatics over at ActionTrip recently tracked Devil May Cry 4 producer Hiroyuki Kobayashi and managed to squeezed some DMC4 information out of him, such as the development of DMC4 on the PS3, the effect of Nero being the main character (As opposed to Dante), what’s new with DMC in this 4th iteration, and making DMC more accessable to everyone.

ActionTrip: The Devil May Cry series has always retained a great number of devotees. Are there any particular aspects of the game fans have complained about earlier, which you are looking to improve upon in DMC 4?

Hiroyuki Kobayashi: There were a lot of fans who felt that the Devil May Cry 3 controls were very difficult. Giving consideration to that, we have tried to give new users as well as older fans an easier starting point from which to get into the game. There are some tutorial elements at the beginning that help players learn the basic controls, and the difficulty ramps up at a bit of a slower pace. I’m not saying the game will be simple, as there will be plenty of difficult gameplay for veterans of the series. These games have always been noted for their challenge, and that will continue. However, this game will certainly be easier for anyone to pick up than Devil May Cry 3 was, and should also provide satisfaction for veterans, especially in the later stages of the game where some significant challenges await.

Head on over to ActionTrip read the whole interview.

Really amazing new stuff from DMC4 here. Kobayashi-san has REALLY upped the ante with this title. Check out Dante powered up with the Gilgamesh gear and some of the amazing in-game demon killification HERE!

They may both be pretty-boys, but Dante doesn’t need a giant sword to bring the noise. Okay, he does have a giant sword, but it’s not AS giant. Check out the poll HERE. Go Dante!

Exciting new images of Trish and fan-favorite Lady in all of their Devil May Cry 4 glory! Check them out HERE!

So Tokyo’s a little far away and you can’t attend in person. While we can’t give you the sweaty nerds and sexy booth babes, we can offer you, as compensation, all the sweet Capcom trailers, screenshots, and other assets we are releasing at this year’s TGS for your consumption, including a brand new Devil May Cry 4 trailer featuring new brand new footage, and screenshots from the recently announced Wii title, We Love Golf!

After you’re all buckled in and ready, scroll down for all the goodies!

First off, the screenshot madness! Click on images to see the full Flickr archives.

Devil May Cry 4

Harvey Birdman, Attorney at Law

MotoGP 07

Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles

We Love Golf!

Zack & Wiki

And last but certainly not least, it’s the new Devil May Cry 4 Trailer!

Check out the new Devil May Cry world!

The new site features Devil May Cry history, character profiles, a growing enemy list, screensaver, wallpapers, and much much more. Hotness.

GameTrailers.com has posted the new Devil May Cry 4 trailer that is currently being featured in the Capcom booth over at the Liepzig Game Conference in Europe. This over-the-top trailer is definitely the most exciting yet, feature super Dante vs Nero fight scenes. Definitely check it out by clicking on the link below.

(Please note that the contents are intended for a mature audience only, and you will have to pass through GameTrailer’s age-gate.)

GameTrailer.com.

Click on the link below to hear a dramatic reading of what may possibly be leaked Devil May Cry 4 script.

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Actually, no, not really. It’s not a leaked script. At least, I hope not.

Via Destructoid.

Before there was the Dante you know and love from the original Devil May Cry, there was Dante and Virgil, Dante’s evil twin brother. Explore an earlier chapter in Dante’s history with Devil May Cry 3 and experience the same fast-paced action that has become a signature of the Devil May Cry series.

A Capcom classic, Devil May Cry® 3: Dante’s Awakening Special Edition is now available on Valve’s Steam digital distribution service for $19.95.