We seem to be in a bit of a golden age of animated video game adaptations. The excellent Castlevania just wrapped up in 2021, and its spinoff series Castlevania: Nocturne releases tomorrow. The first ...

Netflix unveiled the announcement trailer for Devil May Cry, a new animated adaptation of the popular Capcom hack and slash action series, at its Drop 01 animation showcase on Wednesday. Executive ...

Netflix announced the Devil May Cry anime adaptation will release through the streaming service in April 2025. Alongside this announcement, a two minute long trailer was shared, which showcases ...

Netflix finally gave fans more fun to chew on for Devil May Cry by revealing its very rad opening credits set to Limp Bizkit’s “Rollin'”. Gotta love that artwork. But that’s not the only exciting ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Hot on the heels of Resident Evil’s success, Capcom decided to create a game series that was quite ...

A new Devil May Cry anime video was released during Netflix’s Geeked Week, giving fans an update on the highly anticipated anime adaptation. In the new video, series showrunner Adi Shankar — who ...

Two episodes into Netflix's Devil May Cry anime adaptation, Dante suddenly takes a shotgun blast to his abs after dispatching multiple assassins with Ebony and Ivory in hand. But anyone even remotely ...

Here’s one for anyone who’s ever wanted to see Danny DeVito play a cartoon devil, constantly annoying his daughter Aubrey Plaza about how to raise his grandchild the Antichrist: A new FXX animated ...

Marco Vito Oddo is a writer, journalist, and amateur game designer. Passionate about superhero comic books, horror films, and indie games, he formally worked as a Senior Writer for Collider. When he's ...

Netflix's Castlevania showrunner Adi Shankar is officially developing a new anime series for Netflix based on Devil May Cry. Announced during Netflix's DROP 01 virtual event, the Devil May Cry anime ...

There’s nothing hotter than a video game adaptation right now. Yes, more than ever, our favorite games are turning into series for our viewing pleasure. Some might even say, they slay (sometimes).