People who enjoy iOS ports and adaptations of console games should probably head over to iTunes App Store today. Not only has Capcom’s Devil May Cry 4: Refrain launched, it’s appeared at a temporary bargain price. The game is an adaptation of the PS3, Xbox 360 and Windows game, which sounds like it does a pretty good job of replicating the experience of the full game. And even if it doesn’t, it’s only $1.99 for a short while. For that kind of price, you can’t lose…

Good news for everyone who ever wanted a portable version of Devil May Cry, the fourth game is being adapted for the small screen. Devil May Cry 4: Refrain is going to allow iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users to step into Nero’s shoes to dispatch all kinds of demons…

Steam strikes again in offering great games for insanely low prices. These prices are only good for a short time.

With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, it reminds me of the romantic couples I’ve found in the video games I’ve played over the past years.

This is my top ten picks for the most romantic couples I’ve found while playing these games regardless of the genre or game, even if it was only a fleeting moment in a game’s time line.

I avoided obvious couples like Tidus and Yuna from Final Fantasy X and Squall and Rhinoa from Final Fantasy 8 and, instead, opted for lesser-known couples that seem to pass us by when we play.

If you have a lesser-known couple in your list feel free to list them in the comment box so their names will be known. Happy Valentine’s Day and enjoy the list…

On February 20, 2008 Capcom announced that their latest installment of Devil May Cry 4 shipped more than two million copies of the game. It’s no wonder, since the game is awesome. I just finished the game and its simply a must-have for any collection. Since the release of the original Devil May Cry game in 2001, the entire series total sold more than 9 million copies.

The game released worldwide in February 2008 for the PlayStation 3 and XBox 360 console systems and soon, according to Capcom’s news release, a version for the PC is on its way. Those who have enjoyed the first three Devil May Cry games will be…

On February 9, 2008, the Devil May Cry 4 demo hit a million downloads on Xbox Live. According to Destructoid, Capcom is claiming that it’s the “fastest to that number in the history of Xbox Live”. The 4th game in the combat-heavy third person action series, DMC 4 saw its demo version go live on more »

Dante’s legion of anxiously awaiting fans will soon be rewarded, as Devil May Cry 4 should now be available in all major retailers. The latest entry in the series is available for the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 in both regular and collector’s editions. The regular edition just comes with the game and costs $59.99. The deluxe collector’s edition costs a bit more, at $79.99, but includes a metal case, four episodes of Devil May Cry: The Animated Series and a bonus DVD with music, art and a featurette showing how Devil May Cry 4 was made. The title is rated M for strong language and violence.

This week at the Playstation Store, the obvious main attraction would be the demo for Devil May Cry 4, which is available for free.

Also of note in this week’s update is Jet Moto 2, the sequel to Singletrac’s Mountain Dew-ad loaded jetski racer. It really never improved upon any of the originals’ faults, since the slightest mistake in solo mode means that the AI skiers will lap you several times over with ease. Nevertheless, it’s still a lot of fun as a multiplayer game, especially at its price of $6.99.

That said, here’s a rundown of the total contents of this week’s update…