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DMC4 is the first game in the series to have several human NPCs on-screen (mostly during cutscenes) because it's primarily developed for the next-generation consoles like the PS3.

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Refitted for Sequel: As mentioned in page 223 of the 3142 Graphic Arts artbook, Director Hideaki Itsuno wanted to include ordinary human NPCs in DMC3, but wasn't able to do so due to hardware constraints the PS2 lacked the necessary processing power to render many of them at once.According to the scenario writer, 'Noble Nero' was the nickname for Nero's early prototype version which was likened to Sherlock Holmes.From the 3142 Graphic Arts, illustrator Tatsuya Yoshikawa says the early prototype designs of DMC4 Dante seen in the E3 2005 teaser and the Tokyo Game Show 2005 teaser were nicknamed 'Snowy Mountain Dante' and 'Back Alley Dante', respectively.Afterwards, these costumes are still made available as Downloadable Content.

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Pre-Order Bonus: Trish's Gloria disguise and Lady's DMC3 outfit were given free for those who pre-ordered the Special Edition.

Kate Higgins voices Lady instead of Kari Wahlgren for the Special Edition.

Danielle Burgio voices Trish instead of Sara Lafleur.

The Special Edition for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One was only released physically in Japan, with the game being digital-only in the west, much to the chagrin of fans.

The first two, produced by Enterrise, used the in-game assets that included additional scenes and lines not seen in either the original game's release or the Special Edition, to which online comments have noted that DMCX somehow tied Vergil's story much tighter into 4 compared to the Special Edition release.

The pachislot machines (a combination of a traditional slots machine with a pachinko machine) for 4, Devil May Cry X: The Last Judgement (the 'X' pronounced 'cross'), and CR Devil May Cry 4 were only available in Japan.

Some supplementary materials were never released outside of Japan, such as the two-volume novelization, Deadly Fortune, and the Devil May Cry 4 Devil's Material Collection artbook.

While this meme/trend started on Devil May Cry 4, Johnny Yong Bosch himself noticed the similarities and posted a compilation on his Instagram account after Devil May Cry 5 was released on 2019.

Meme Acknowledgement: Nero is compared a lot to Ichigo of Bleach because they have many similarities both are voiced by Johnny Yong Bosch, they wield a BFS and a katana, they have supernatural abilities, and their love interests are both red-headed, white-clad Damsels in Distress voiced by Stephanie Sheh.

According to model supervisor Jun Ikawa, a research team was even sent to Rome and the Vatican in Italy, and then Istanbul and Cappadocia in Turkey.

The townscapes of Fortuna Island were based on some real-world locations.

As Yuichiro Hiraki explains in the Devil May Cry 3142 Graphic Arts artbook, the inspiration for the Scarecrows was the villain of the Drunken Monkey film who has a pose with one raised leg.

The latter game from the original continuity ended up selling more and had a better reception than the former.

Dueling Games: Within the same franchise, no less! Two Updated Re Release games - DmC: Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition and Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition were both released on 2015.

In the Special Edition, Nero's 'Prototype' costume is a reference to his early prototype concept art.

A heartwarming moment, but it's also a reference to the game's early beta version wherein the arm has a completely golden color theme instead of the final version's blue.

In the epilogue, Nero's Devil Bringer arm glows gold as Kyrie touches it.

Creator Backlash: While Hideki Kamiya, who directed the first game, used this one for inspiration when working on Bayonetta, he said that the 'Dice thing is SHIT.' To be fair, even the game's fans agree with him on that one.

Approval of God: While Hideki Kamiya primarily identifies with the first game (the only one he actually worked on), it's worth noting that he apparently used DMC4 as research material for Bayonetta.

The Hamlet-esque performance scene between Agnus and Dante in Mission 17 was also an impromptu suggestion during a recording session.

Actor-Inspired Element: According to scenario writer Bingo Morihashi and lead motion manager Hiroyuki Nara in the 3142 Graphic Arts interviews, Agnus's stutter was suggested by his voice actor, T.J.

Gloria and Trish are voiced by Atsuko Tanaka and Danielle Burgio in both languages.

Dan Southworth not only did the motion capture for Credo and Vergil, but he is also the voice actor for the latter character.

Laura Napoli serves as the motion capture actor for Kyrie and Lady.

Kenji Sugimura voices the Bianco and Alto Angelos.

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