Sixty one per cent of sales were on the Microsoft console, with the rest on Sony's PlayStation 3 and PC. The game is number one in the All Formats charts but also the individual format charts as well.
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"DMC fans, take heart: Devil May Cry 4, the latest chapter in the series and the first true sequel in the Devil May Cry chronology maintains all of [DMC series] trademarks while showcasing the power of the 360 fairly well."
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PlayStation 3 isn't the only system getting some bundle love from Capcom. Microsoft Japan announced today the Xbox 360 Devil May Cry 4 Premium Pack, a hardware bundle that combines the 360 with the latest installment of Capcom's dramatic action hack-n-slasher. The Japan-only bundle includes a Xbox 360 Standard Model, which is the Japanese version of America's Premium Pack, complete with a 20 gigabyte hard disk, wireless controller, media remote, HD AV cables and LAN cable.
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Devil May Cry 4 delivers an experience that is SECOND TO NONE ON XBOX 360, so far. Held together by a solid narrative, it makes your blood boil with every fight you encounter.
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"The actual answer for concerned gamers with both systems is “Either or, makes no difference.” Gametrailers has done due diligence and run both flavors of the game side by side — and sometimes over and under — for your eyeballing. As I’ve been telling people for months, there ain’t no difference between the two. Kobayashi-san and his team have gotten Capcom’s Framework engine to sit up and bark on command on both systems in a most excellent fashion. All you system fan boys, settle down."
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Looks like wewill be seeing a demo of DMC4 for the 360 and PS3 in early 2008.
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Capcom, has decided to show an amazing sense of righteousness, and will be pricing its upcoming Devil May Cry 4 at £29.99 in the UK. The catch -- it can only do this with the Xbox 360 version, as the PS3 price tag comes ten pounds more expensive at £39.99.
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Considering we’ve still got nearly two months before the game hits retail shelves, Capcom obviously wants to keep a lot of the plot behind Devil May Cry 4 under wraps. Still, that doesn’t mean there aren’t a few juicy bits we can toss out just to whet your appetite. By now, most of you know that the initial star of the game isn’t longtime Devil May Cry protagonist and half-demon hero, Dante.
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The recently released Devil May Cry 4 performs well at retailers in its first few days on store shelves in the U.S. and UK, and finishes second in weekly Xbox 360 sales in both regions.
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Capcom confirmed today the release of a Devil May Cry 4 playable demo by announced that it will hit the PlayStation Store and Xbox Live Marketplace this Thursday, January 24, 2008.
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