Note: Spoilers abound for the end of DmC: Devil May Cry. If you want to avoid those, skip down to the next screenshot and begin reading from there. The portrayal of Vergil in the original Devil ...

Vergil was confirmed to appear in the game a few weeks back, sparking speculation that he’d be featured as a playable character. The silver-haired swordsman previously showed up in Devil May Cry ...

In the second vid, we see Dante's brother Vergil take the reins. I'm not sure if it's due to the white hair, but for some reason Vergil invokes a certain old-school Devil May Cry vibe.

Vergil's Downfall, a downloadable continuation of DmC's tale of brotherly competition, will hit all platforms at once, adding roughly 4-6 hours of gameplay for a mere $8.99 (or the equivalent in ...

Fresh combat and stylish visuals make Vergil's Downfall a fun addition to DmC: Devil May Cry, despite a less-than-stellar story. By Mark Walton on September 29, 2013 at 3:57PM PDT Dante isn't the ...

Apparently, Vergil – who also appeared in the original Devil May Cry and Dante’s Awakening – recruits his brother into a group known as the Order to help him vanquish a demon lord enslaving ...

The problem is, as DmC's mainline story rightly suggested, Vergil's not quite the measure of Dante, and he's a markedly less engaging tool to wield. Much of that's down to a move-set that's ...

Following his prize-winning review last month of DmC: Devil May Cry, Ryan Linegar is back again with his review of DmC's first downloadable content, Vergil's Downfall.

Fresh combat and stylish visuals make Vergil's Downfall a fun addition to DmC: Devil May Cry, despite a less-than-stellar story. Dante isn't the only Nephilim who's handy with a sword. The cocky ...