Devil May Cry DLC Will Let You Play Dante's Twin Brother
Published on January 01, 0001
Some might say it’s a little strange to announce downloadable content before betdog your game is out. Some might call it rude, obnoxious, greedy, money-hungry, whatever.
Not Capcom! They want sbfplay you to know all about the first piece of Devil May Cry 
DLC, ufa747 called 
“Vergil’s Downfall,” which will cost $8.99/720 Microsoft Points—unless you pre-order the game, in which case it’ll be free. Devil May Cry is out January 15, 2013, for PS3 and Xbox 360. Trailer 
above.
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