If Devil May Cry 3 Hadn`t Been a Huge Success, Its Development Team Would Have All Quit
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On February 17, Devil May Cry 3 turned 15 years old. It`s a milestone anniversary for DMC3, which was the series` last outing on the PlayStation 2 and is still widely hailed as Dante`s best adventure yet. While Hideki Kamiya, now of PlatinumGames, created Devil May Cry and gave a strong foundation for its slick action, DMC3 was the first title that director Hideaki Itsuno supervised start-to-finish. Ultimately, the clarity of his team`s vision practically redefined the series. The big anniversary isn`t the only reason why it`s worth looking back on DMC3 now. After several years of near-silence, fans have been in something of a Devil May Cry renaissance of late: Capcom`s releasing a revamped version of DMC3`s Special Edition for the Nintendo Switch later this week, and last year`s debut of DMC5 saw Capcom and Itsuno breathe new life into the mainline series. Capcom`s Matt Walker, producer on both DMC5 and DMC3: Special Edition for the Switch, graciously answered some questions...