Devil May Cry is a video game series developed by Capcom and created by Hideki Kamiya. The series has three games and a reboot developed by Ninja Theory. (Photo : Facebook/Devil May Cry)
The latest details for the rumored "Devil May Cry 5" video game will feature its possible development this year and an appearance at E3 2016.
Capcom announced that they are releasing three video game titles this year due to the rise of their net sales at $714 million from April 2015 to March 2016. The Japanese video game company promised its investors that they will continue to make an impressive work this year and beyond starting with releasing three major titles for its financial year until March 17,2017 and will likely present them on this year's Electronic Entertainment Expo event on June, Metro reported.
One of the three titles Capcom announced is a new "Monster Hunter title which is expected to sell around two million units. "Monster Hunter X" has been a successful title for Capcom as it sold over 3 million digital sales, while the mobile game "Monster Hunter Explore" had 3 million downloads.
The other two video game titles are named "MajorTitle 1" and "MajorTitle 2" are present on the list with the first one having four million units, while the second title will have two million. "MajorTitle 1" is rumored to be the new "Resident 7" video game as past reports revealed that Capcom is on "full scale assault" mode in developing new "Resident Evil" games this year staring from "Umbrella Corps" and HD versions of "Resident Evil 4", "Resident Evil 5" and Resident Evil 6" in celebrating its 20th Anniversary.
"MajorTitle 2" on the other hand, is hinted to be a new sequel for "Dead Rising" or "Devil May Cry". Capcom last year released HD versions of two "Devil May Cry" titles for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, "DMC: Devil May Cry" from Ninja Theory and "Devil May Cry 4" Special Edition.
With that in mind, gamers might expect "Devil May Cry 5" this year since it has been a long time since the "DMC" series has emerge from the video game scene.
Voice actor Johnny Young Bosh posted a photo on his Facebook featuring him and "Devil May Cry" voice actor Ruben Langdon with headsets and motion capture suits. The photo was eventually removed from his Facebook page, but for thoe who have seen begun speculatng "Devil May Cry 5" could be in the works this year, Gameranx reported. Bosh voiced "Devil May Cry 4's" new hero Nero, while Langdon provided the voice of the series main protagonist , Dante from "Devil May Cry 3", "Devil May Cry 4" and the "Devil May Cry" anime series.
So far, Capcom has not yet made any comments regarding the possibility of making "Devil May Cry 5" this year, but gaming fans will be eager to find out what they have to reveal on E3 2016 next month.
