Definitely read through the read and see what a few of our Devil May Cry forumers have to say about the demo.

When you are ready to take the newly released Devil May Cry 4 demo for a spin, just head on our to the download page over at GameSpot. Here’s a little snippet taken from GameSpot:

The high resolution screen settings allow the cut scenes of the game to run at up to 120 frames per second (up from 30 frames per second in the console version of the game). Slider options are available to manage various visual effects seen throughout the game. Devil May Cry 4 for the PC will have both DirectX 9 and DirectX 10 modes, and will also be compliant with the Games For Windows program.

This download includes a demo with 10 minutes of gameplay and a complete boss fight, as well as a benchmarking program.

So, what are you waiting for? Head over to GameSpot and download the new PC demo of Devil May Cry 4 now!

Apologies for the update taking so long! I’m just adding the final touches now but, fortunately, the majority of work has been completed.

• A brand new template has been installed! We’re currently using the very powerful WordPress CMS to power the site’s backend and we’ve installed a brand spanking new WordPress theme to go with the update. For those of you whom might be interested, the WordPress them came from PureWordPress.com - a website dedicated to providing quality WordPress themes. I also happen to be the CEO so, obviously, I might be a tad biassed… Hehe.
• The Devil May Cry Forum, too, has received something of an update is also using the same theme we have in use, here, on the homepage.
• A new navigation system for the Devil May Cry Forum. Before, we had a ton of buttons which occupied two columns of space. In navigation terms: This is far too much and can often alienate and confuse a lot of users who typically just want to browse the forum without a ton of links to bog them down. I’m a firm believe of the whole “Less if more” mentality and I’ll thrown out a heck of a lot of redundant options and made the process of navigating around the Devil May Cry Forum a whole lot easier, in my opinion.
• I’m also in the process of brainstorming a few more perks and benefits for Premium Supporters that should hopefully help show my appreciation towards those of you whom were so kind as to help put that little extra cash towards dedicated server costs and help Devil May Cry.org stay alive. I’m really looking forward to unveiling some of the ideas I have lined up - provided everything goes to play, that is. They’re certainly not earth-shattering extras but, hopefully, you guys will like ‘em.

Well, that’s all! I’ll be getting started on fixing up the Devil May Cry Gallery tomorrow and, perhaps, adding some bonus features for you guys to enjoy. I’m also considering removing some of the older, less popular categories and replacing them with varios Devil May Cry 4 albums. I’m not sure yet. We’ll just have to see what happens.

For those of you whom are too lazy to navigate your way to the Devil May Cry Forum, I thought I’d go ahead and include Keaton’s creations in this latest news post:

Just to clarify, though: Keaton’s icons were much, much better and included transparent backgrounds. I, however, had to convert them to .gif format in order for them to work properly with the forum.

So, credit where credit is due, thank you once again Keaton for generously designing and contributing these icons for the Devil May Cry Forum!

All you need to do is navigate your way to the Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition for Xbox 360 product page and add it to your basket. Whenever you’re ready to checkout then simply enter the promotional code: dt7aquwhf into the promotional coupon code field and the £5 discount will be credited to you immediately afterwards. So, if you haven’t already, be sure to order Devil May Cry 4 Limited Edition from GamePlay as soon as possible and take advantage of this incredible bargain but it expires!

That isn’t too bad considering the Xbox 360 Elite, alone, retails for around £279.99-£299.99 by itself. Devil May Cry 4 has the street price of between £29.99 and £44.99, too, so obviously it doesn’t take a genius to work out that you could be potentially saving a heck of alot of money by purchasing both the Xbox 360 Elite and Devil May Cry 4 bundle.

If you’re interested in checking out the offer, be sure to head over to GAME’s Xbox 360 Elite bundle page, sign up for an account, cough up the cash and you’ll have your very own DMC4 + Xbox 360 Elite bundle heading your way in no time.

Please be sure to click the ‘read more’ link to check out the full list of available Devil May Cry 4 cheats, unlockables and hints that were disclosed courtesy of IGN.

Unlockable: History of Devil May Cry
Complete the game on Devil hunter difficulty (may also unlock by beating on Human difficulty).

Unlockable: Son of Sparda Difficulty
Complete the game on Devil hunter difficulty.

Unlockable: Bonus Art & Character Art
Complete the game on Devil hunter difficulty (may also unlock by beating on Human difficulty).

Unlockable: Gallery
Complete the game on Devil hunter difficulty (may also unlock by beating on Human difficulty).

Unlockable: Bloody Palace Survival Mode
Complete the game on Devil hunter difficulty (may also unlock by beating on Human difficulty).

Hint: Free Health from Faults
Late in the game, you’ll occasionally see fault enemies appear from underneath you–they sort of warp up from the ground and try to ensnare your character. If you manage to kill a fault, you will always be rewarded with a free health orb. If you’re low on health, look for faults to kill and get their health.
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Hint: Quasi-Secret Launch Jump
Either Nero or Dante can perform a launch jump off of ledges that sends them flying far forward, much further forward than a normal jump. This launch jump can be used to collect secrets and sometimes shortcut secret missions. To perform it, stand facing a nearby ledge that you can jump off of. Perform the Streak or Stinger attack (while locked up, press UP + Attack) and Nero or Dante will dash forward–the ledge cuts off the attack animation and instead launches the character far forward.

Courtesy of IGN