"..the demo offers about ten minutes of gameplay and a boss battle.

Capcom's Devil May Cry 4 was released on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 last February; the PC port ships in July with additional game modes and enhanced graphical options."

"My eyes weren't fixed on DMC4 until I ran into our own Colette trying her hand at the game, giggling with a sort of unrestrainable glee that only a good, solid action title can draw out of you. I was blowing away the hordes of zombies at the Umbrella Chronicles booth but kept an eye on the other screen, thinking "Damn, I could be playing that." Blazing at 60 frames, newcomer Nero was tearing through demons at speeds so swift I could barely keep up, and the experience seemed effortless -- I ha..."

"There are some games which matter because of their stories, or their engines, or their gameplay innovations. But there are others whose place in the headlines is determined by entirely external factors.

Devil May Cry 4 has fallen into that second category twice now, no small feat for a game that still has another six months’ development to go."