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Saturday, September 3, 2016

The Latest Update on DmC: Devil May Cry and My Suspicious Impressions

(Originally posted for The Voice of Heard on March 4, 2012)


The design of Dante's trademark arsenal, the sword Rebellion and the set of handguns named Ebony and Ivory, has been revamped for the upcoming DmC: Devil May Cry.

Just a few days ago, Side Mission, a blog for the gaming website Gametrailers, posted an entry regarding newly revealed information about DmC: Devil May Cry, the latest production of one of Capcom’s most famous video game franchises under development by Ninja Theory and due sometime this year. That information consists of a few new details regarding the past of the game’s revamped protagonist, Dante, and his trademark arsenal, a sword named Rebellion and a pair of handguns named Ebony and Ivory. Dante has been described by Capcom as “[An orphaned] young man with no respect for society in general…[and who is also] caught between the worlds of humans and demons, [making him feel like] an outcast.” As for the arsenal, the design philosophy behind it has been described by GregaMan on the Capcom-Unity blog as:

“[Creating an] impression that they were crafted a long, long time ago and since their creation they have sent innumerable demons to their doom.”

“Ebony & Ivory have straight, clean looking barrels that make them look like contemporary firearms, while the addition of ornate embossing is used to give the guns a feeling of mystique and uniqueness. As you move into the grip you can see that the guns have a more fluid, liquid-like look that adds further mystery and a demonic flavor to their design.”

“Rebellion is designed to look like a powerful sword, with the detailing in the handle giving it a feeling of historical significance coupled with a demonic heritage. The same design ethos that was used for the Ebony & Ivory grips is also true for Rebellion’s hilt, making the weapons match stylistically.”