Okabe-san mentioned in interviews before, that dependent on the demand, they plan on future DLC’s.Įven if Matt negates it rtn., its way too early to think about any DLC’s? I mean we just got the game and Bloody Palace? Here is my answer to since I got tagged and insulted(again!) in her anti/hate post, which I will just link here, because I don’t want to reblog this post and corrupt my blog with it: Devil May Cry DMC Devil May Cry 5 DMC5 Bosses Demons Monsters DMC5 CE artbook I will upload soon more! Next part will be Weapons =) I will upload soon more! Next part will be Monsters/Bosses =)ĭevil May Cry DMC Devil May Cry 5 DMC5 DMC5 CE artbook Dante Trish Lady Itsuno-san's letter more will follow soon =) Devil May Cry DMC DMC5 Devil May Cry 5 Nero Nico weapons DMC5 CE artbook I will upload more soon! Next part will be Dante’s weapons =) Devil May Cry DMC DMC5 Devil May Cry 5 Dante Van Nico Nero Weapons DMC5 CE artbook I will upload more soon! Next part will be Environments =) Part 5 - Nero’s weapons + Nico’s workbench letter You can check also my previous artbook scan uploads:ĭevil May Cry dmc devil may cry 5 dmc5 DMC5 CE artbook nicoletta goldstein nico Nero V more scans will follow =) I will upload soon more! Next part will be Dante/Trish/Lady =) Part 2 - Characters: Dante/Trish/Lady + Itsuno-san’s letter They become Hell Castle or Ancient Temple.Those are scans from the Devil May Cry 5 - Collecter’s Edition Artbook.
#DEVIL MAY CRY 1 CONCEPT ART SERIES#
This is contrary to the environments in later games of the series that while well designed still feel like wholly digital environments. While there's strange occultism present everywhere in the castle Dante journeys through in Devil May Cry it still feels like a real inhabitable place. In many ways the castle that Devil May Cry is set in has the sort of bizarre somehow lived-in atmosphere that the Mansion and Police Station in Resident Evil and Resident Evil 2 had.Īs the franchise went on it's a feeling that was eventually lessened over time. Just looking at some of these area designs there's still some Resident Evil influence. Unfortunately, even though there's yet more concept art for Devil May Cry none of it really answers the question of how much of the game remains unchanged from its original format. Out of frame in the lower screenshot is the fact that the final product keeps the warped, organic pillars that throb like veins. As the concept would have gone, in the Resident Evil series Tony Redgrave might have represented a fantastical element out of the norm, whereas in Devil May Cry Dante is representative of the closest anchor we have to reality.Īlso worth pointing out: Dante's outfit might have been the first thing really established about the character.Ī piece of art I haven't been able to find online is a concept artist trying out several different color combinations of Dante's coat before looking like they finally settled on the red outfit.įinallly - an area from the end of the game that borrows elements form many different areas of the game in the final product. This is a neat tidbit because in the actual series itself, Dante is never around anyone that could be considered a 'normal human' except for a brief bit in the introduction of the fourth game in the series. Since this picture in particular involves what looks like two police officers/detectives, I think it's actually concept art from when the game was still being pitched as the fourth Resident Evil. At one point in time it looks like Dante had some sort of supporting cast.
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