Ignoring the fact that all of this week’s retail releases are also available in digital form, the week’s downloadable offerings stand proud above the titles heading to store shelves. Ori and the Blind Forest (£15.99) on Xbox One leads the way. The luscious 2D adventure was originally due out towards the end of 2014 but …
Devil May Cry’s Bloody Palace DLC is the best type of DLC – a download designed to add little bit of extra life to a game for the asking price of precisely nothing. There’s no intro or plot to speak of – after selecting Bloody Palace from the main menu, Dante simply finds himself in …
Price drops are apparently the reason for the amount of shuffling going on in this week’s UK chart. Call of Duty: Black Ops II is back on top, dislodging DmC down to #4. FIFA 13 is at #2, Far Cry 3 at #4 and up from #10 to #5 is Assassin’s Creed III. LEGO Batman …
Dante’s latest has shot to the top of the UK chart, becoming Capcom’s first UK #1 since Resident Evil 5 in 2009. However, all signs point to DmC not having to shift all that many copies to bag the top spot – it has only sold just over a third of what Devil May Cry …
Last week gave us hack and slashers Anarchy Reigns and Ninja Gaiden: Razor’s Edge, and this week we’re on the receiving end of another – DmC: Devil May Cry. As fans of the genre, we couldn’t have asked for 2013 to have got off to a better start. Reviews of the franchise reboot appeared online …