Season 6: Devil May Cry 5 | Video Gameography (Series Finale)

Let’s rock, baby! Season 6 of Video Gameography gets stylish as we examine the Devil May Cry series! Over the next few weeks, we’ll be covering the history and lore of Capcom’s premiere action franchise. On this episode, we’ll say “Jackpot” to Season 6 as we conclude with the latest title in the series, Devil May Cry 5.

After a decade-long break, Devil May Cry 5 was released on March 8. Nero is back in the lead role. However, Dante and V are joining him as a mysterious newcomer V. Together, they fight a demon lord. Hideaki Itsuno, a long-serving director of DMC, wanted the title to be a success. He realized he might not have much left so he did everything possible. Capcom’s famous RE Engine was used to create the most vivid visuals and three playable characters. This session will cover the history of the game, the story and the biggest twist. We also discuss where the series might go next. 

Join me, Marcus Stewart (@MarcusStewart7), and guest Ty Galiz-Rowe (@owoathkeeperEditor-in-Chief at Uppercut, As we look at Devil May Cry’s major comeback. 

And with the end of Season 6, I’d like to formally announce that this will be the final season of Video Gameography for the foreseeable future as the show will be taking an indefinite hiatus. You might see it back. You might not see it again. We may have to cut down on staff due to the high demands of our show. It feels right to end the podcast with a bang. I’d like to thank everyone who has tuned in and enjoyed the podcast, all of the incredible guests, as well as the show’s creator and my original co-host Ben Reeves (@BenjaminReeves) for allowing me to tag with him on this adventure. John Carson (also) is a special thanks.@John_Carson() for being an amazing second partner on the show. Be sure to show those two some love, because the show wouldn’t have been nearly as good without them. 

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