New details on the rumored "Devil May Cry 5" video game will feature Nil Hognestad's side of the sequel and the possibility of a E3 2016 appearance.
Several rumors are making rounds regarding the possibility of "Devil Mat Cry 5" being in the works this year as Capcom announced three new video game titles and will make an appearance at the upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo event on June 14-16.
Two games from Capcom were already revealed this week, "Monster Hunter: Generations" and the leaked "Dead Rising 4", while there are still a possibility that the third game could be "Resident Evil 7" or "Devil May Cry 5". "DMC" voice actor Johnny Young Bosh first teased the possibility of "Devil May Cry 5" when he posted a photo of him and fellow voice actor Ruben Langdon wearing headsets and motion capture suites, Gameranx reported
New details came to light last week when voice actor Nils Hognestad's resume featured "Devil May Cry 5" on his list, which sparks the gaming fans speculation that "DMC 5" could be in the works. However, a new update revealed that when NeoGaf username Geek posted an update regarding the Hognestad's "Devil May Cry 5" resume and stated that he replied on Geek's email and said that he "booked" the role several years ago, but the project never camd to be due to schedling conflicts.
With that being said, it is still questionable if Capcom could be developing "Devil May Cry 5" this year let alone have a suprise debut at E3 2016 this month.
Gaming fans will likely still be hopeful that "Devil May Cry 5" will be announced at the said event alongside other games such as "Monster Hunter: Resurrection", "Dead Rising 4" and even the rumord "Resident Evil 7" game.
Capcom release the first "Devil May Cry" game for the PlayStation 2 originally as a "Resident Evil" game, but it became a franchise on its own. It features the story haft-human, haft-demon Dante, who works as an independent demon slayer, who happens to be the son of the legendary demon warrior Sparda. The game spawn several sequels "Devil May Cry 2", "Devil May Cry 3: Dante's Awakening" and "Devil May Cry 4", along with a reboot "DmC: Devil May Cry" developed by Ninja Theory.
So far, Capcom has not yet made any comments regarding the possibility of making "Devil May Cry 5" this year, but gaming fans are hoping to see the sequel at E3 2016 or the next video game event soon.