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PR Analysis: Tampa Bay's Defensive Game Grades vs. New York
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What grade did Tampa Bay's secondary receive from Pewter Report in Tampa Bay's 41-34 loss at New York? What Bucs defensive unit fared the best? Find out in this Pewter Report article.
Pewter Report's Scott Reynolds offers up his analysis on how Tampa Bay's
defense played against New York in the Giants' 41-34 victory over the Bucs, and dishes out the game grades for
each defensive unit and the Bucs special teams.
Tampa Bay's defensive linemen were nearly invisible against New York. Defensive tackles Gerald McCoy, Roy Miller and Gary Gibson each had two tackles against the Giants, and defensive end Michael Bennett only had one stop. After making big strides last week against Carolina with a sack and several pressures, McCoy didn't come close to Manning this week.
Defensive end Adrian Clayborn didn't even show up on the stats sheet against New York. Clayborn has had a bad start to the season and has totaled one tackle in two games thus far.
What was even more disturbing is the fact that none of the Bucs defensive linemen registered a sack against Eli Manning despite the fact that he dropped back to throw 51 times and Tampa Bay had the lead for nearly three quarters of the game. Manning was only hit twice after he threw the ball and that's disgraceful.
Middle linebacker Mason Foster made a big play by intercepting an Eli Manning pass intended for tight end Martellus Bennett at the New York 28 to set up Tampa Bay's first touchdown. Foster also knocked running back Ahmad Bradshaw out of the game with a vicious tackle that jammed Bradshaw's neck in the first half. He finished with a game-high 13 tackles (12 solo), including two tackles for loss, and a pass breakup, and might have played his best game in his two-year NFL career.
Weakside linebacker Lavonte David was quite active, finishing with a career-high eight tackles (seven solo) and two tackles for loss. Strongside linebacker Quincy Black contributed six le dime linebacker Dekoda Watson had one tackle on defense.
The Giants were able to rush for 94 yards on 25 carries (3.8 avg.), led by running back Andre Brown, who picked up 71 yards and a touchdown on 13 carries (5.5 avg.) – most of which came up the middle. That takes away from some of the good stuff Tampa Bay's linebackers were able to do.
Buccaneers cornerback Aqib Talib was targeted by Manning early in the first quarter as Hakeem Nicks had two catches for 48 yards, and Domenik Hixon had a 12-yard catch down into the Tampa Bay red zone on New York's second possession. Nicks finished the day with 10 catches for 199 yards and a 23-yard touchdown against Talib, but his biggest play might have been a 50-yard catch-and-run play down to the Tampa Bay 11-yard line that set up New York's game-winning touchdown.
Talib has never surrendered as many big plays as he did to a single receiver as he did on Sunday. The fact that he broke up four passes and finished with eight tackles doesn't make up for Talib's nightmarish day against Nicks.
Cornerback Eric Wright played a role in allowing Victor Cruz to roll up 179 yards on 11 catches against Tampa Bay before leaving in the third quarter with a back injury. Wright did have an amazing 60-yard interception return for a touchdown just before halftime. Wright finished with three tackles and a pass breakup in addition to his pick-six, and the Bucs missed his play terribly in the fourth quarter.
Cornerback Brandon McDonald intercepted Manning and returned the pick 41 yards down the sideline to help set up Tampa Bay's second touchdown in the first half. McDonald got extended playing time outside at cornerback in the second half when Wright was injured. He had seven tackles and two pass breakups in addition to his pick, but also gave up a game-tying 33-yard touchdown to Bennett.
Strong safety Mark Barron had a solid game with 10 tackles and two pass breakups, while free safety Ronde Barber had his good day, which consisted of four tackles and three pass breakups tarnished by giving up Cruz's 80-yard touchdown catch. Reserve safety Ahmad Black had one tackle against the Giants.
If not for the three interceptions and 15 pass breakups, the Bucs secondary would have received an F for playing a huge role in surrendering 510 passing yards.
Arrelious Benn replaced rookie Michael Smith as the team's kick returner against New York and he fumbled his first attempt, but Tampa Bay recovered. Outside of Benn's 55-yard return to start the second half, Benn wasn't overly spectacular and averaged 25.7 yards per return.
Up-back D.J. Ware returned a squib kick 18 yards in the fourth quarter.
Sammie Stroughter only had two punt returns, totaling 16 yards. Punter Michael Koenen had a good day punting, averaging 42 yards with a 38.2-yard net. He had three punts downed inside the 20-yard line.
Tampa Bay's coverage units did okay. David Wilson averaged 28.7 yards on kick returns, and had a long of 44 yards. Ruben Randle averaged 11.5 yards on two punt returns. Fullback Erik Lorig and Watson each had two tackles to lead the Bucs' special teams.
Kicker Connor Barth drilled a 47-yard field goal for the Bucs' first points of the day and also had a 52-yarder to remain perfect for the year.
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September 19, 2012
10:20 am
A lot of negative comments.... but the bucs are playing better, and should win thair share of games. Got to keep freeman focused down field.....
September 17, 2012
1:03 pm
I only know this! The Bucs defense is averaging giving up over 400 yds per game via the pass........something is not working in that part of the defensive game plan. Pretty stout against the run, but pass defense is deplorable!!!!!
September 17, 2012
11:22 am
Realistically, who really believed we could go into Metlife Stadium against an angry Super Bowl Championship team coming off a loss and take them to the wire? I commend this team for giving it all they got. If this was last season, we would've given up as soon as the plane landed in New York. These Bucs fought hard. The D-line needs more depth and we have to open the offense for the entire game.....we got a lead and decided to become conservative in the 3rd quarter which allowed the Giants to gain momentum.
September 17, 2012
5:34 am
Our entire defensive line was a non-factor. Clayborn has been the invisible man of late. The RDE is supposed to be the dreaded pass rusher. Well, he does have dreads.
September 17, 2012
11:02 am
At least I didn't bring up his Irb Palsy, lol
September 17, 2012
5:06 am
Did you hear Barber saying at the end of the game "They call the defense, we play the defense" ... Seems to me as a shot to the defensive playcaller ... No ?
September 17, 2012
12:33 am
I like the tough mentality this team is developing. Knocked out 3 Giant players and gave the champs all they could handle.
September 17, 2012
10:40 am
Right on 76Buc! I think some these fools forget their Buc history.. New coaches, new systems, young players, 4-12 last year. Hell, we won our first divison game and gave the champs everything they could handle in their house! All you Monday Quarterbacks need to wake up!
September 16, 2012
11:13 pm
We have a missing persons alert! HAS anyone seen or heard from Adrian Claiborne? If so please call Coach Schiano immediately!!!!!
September 16, 2012
8:57 pm
I think that we have to give the defensive coordinator an "F" as well. At the end of the game you can't continue to blitz the house an leave yourself susceptible to getting burned deep. Especially, when the blitzes aren't creating any extra pressure.... With a two score lead, you implement the Tampa 2 and keep everything in front of you. Just my two cents...
September 17, 2012
5:05 am
Right on rmacega ...
September 16, 2012
7:39 pm
I have never watched an NFL lineman constantly on purpose run offline of making a play in order to claim to himself to be a disruptive force, other then this guy. This is not the first time I have seen this from him but it was full scale today.Heck on one TD given up he ran on a stunt so wide of his lane he collided with the blitzing corner, really?? Your job is to clear the way for the corner Bozo! It reminds me of Eric Curry but from the tackle position. It is unreal to actually watch some of the unreal directions and lanes this head case takes on the way to the rb and qb, I mean totally takes himself out of the play but actually thinks he is a disrupter.Its easy to get penetration away from a play and let me tell YA he has mastered the technique.The corners got torched , no doubt, but having a d lineman running away from plays is absurd... Clayborn just flat out got outplayed but at least he attempted to go towards the QB. Please Ian Beckles watch the tape
September 16, 2012
7:30 pm
McCoy, Clayborn, these dogs can't hunt. Talib watch the guy running by you, not the Q.B., Manning ain't running no where, and when a blitz is called stop biting on the out route. Can we find some pass rushers already!
September 16, 2012
7:27 pm
I don't think F is low enough for the DL - especially Calyborn who worked against single blocking regularly....does he know a move other than the bull rush? This was our #1 pick.....I had dreams of Ware and Allen rushing from the end for us....now I just have nightmares....please oh please can someone fix Adrian Clayborn before the next game.
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Caramel Marshmallow Treats Recipe
I created this candy by combining my husband's favorite cookie recipe and my mom's caramel dip. These sweets really appeal to kids...plus, they can help make them!Tamara Holschen, Anchor Point, Alaska
- 1 can (14 ounces) sweetened condensed milk
- 1 package (14 ounces) caramels
- 1 cup butter, cubed
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- Rice Krispies, coarsely crushed
- 1 package (16 ounces) large marshmallows
- Line two baking sheets with waxed paper; set aside. In a large saucepan, cook and stir the milk, caramels and butter over low heat until melted and smooth. Remove from the heat; stir in the cinnamon and vanilla.
- Place Rice Krispies in a shallow bowl. With a toothpick, dip each marshmallow into warm caramel mixture; turn to coat. Press bottoms into Rice Krispies; place treats on prepared pans. Let stand until set. Yield: 5 dozen.
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I was suprised at what a huge hit such a simple recipe turned out to be. I found it a little tricky to get the caramel at just the right consistency but, otherwise, no problems at all.
Reviewed Dec. 20, 2012
I'm not rating this recipe; but, I make these also w/o the cinnamon or vanilla extract every Christmas. I roll the whole marshmellow in Rice Krispies and I only have known these as "Goof Balls". I will try this recipe & see how I like it
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I will cut the caramel recipe in half next time but I will make it again!
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so easy...and taste great
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These were a big hit but they definitely need to be refrigerated or they get sticky.


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Mr. SHIELDS bill [H. R. 112] to amend Section 9 of a act providing for the election and qualification of Justices of the Peace and defining their jurisdiction, powers and duties in civil cases, approved June 9, 1852, was read the third time.
[It amends Section 9 so that the jurisdiction of Justices in suits commenced by attachment or replevin shall be be co-extensive in their respective Counties, and in other cases their jurisdiction is limited to their respective Townships.]
By consent Mr. Shield offered the following amendment: Insert after the word "Justices" words "Of the Peace."
It was agreed to.
The bill passed by yeas, 65; nays, 2.


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I found an inexpensive silicone gingerbread man mold at Walmart and now I have this great ornament I can use indoors or out! Mona Here's the video incase you want to see how I made it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Mq148riZ70 Here it is on my blog: http://craftklatchwithmona.blo...d-man-christmas.html | |||
TXFS so cute.Can you put stick in to do hole to hang while you pour??? How did you do hole??? " My bucket list bucket has a hole and it's leaking time" | ||||
Thanks Jacky. I just drilled a hole in it. It drilled very easily. Mona | ||||
i need the nam,e of the stuff that you poued into the mold i would love to do a snowman like tht and what kind of things can you use for molds | ||||
Hi Jan- I usually have all of the information on my blog and usually I mention it in the videos too. I want to do a tree and a snowman too, but I haven't seen any of the larger silicone molds for those, I'll have to look online. The resin I used was Easy Cast. I purchased it at the craft store, but it's also available online through Amazon. I did not have a colorant. Instead, I used a bronze acrylic paint and added it to the resin until it was the color I wanted. Hope that helps! Mona | ||||
Mona, I watched the video and love this. It is so cute. I've got to try it. Thank you for sharing. Diane | ||||
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EDMONTON - When the chill of winter drags on, a wee dram can help warm you up. But with Robbie Burns Day upon us this Friday, some might need a little something to help get the haggis down.
Jan. 25 marks the 253rd birthday of Scotland's national poet, best known for penning Auld Lang Syne, the anthem requisitely played at events deemed worthy of nostalgia. His address, To a Haggis, will most likely be heard Friday wherever the savoury offal pudding is served as part of the celebrations.
And while haggis may seem the natural match with a good single malt scotch, the art of whisky and food pairing is more versatile than you might think.
I recently sat down with David Blackmore, Glenmorangie master brand ambassador, and shared a few whiskies and intriguing food pairings. Just as the different aromas, textures and flavours in wine and beer lend themselves to marrying with food, the same is true to an extent with scotch. It is important to serve the scotch neat with a splash of water to help tone down the alcohol and allow the aroma and flavour nuances to fully express themselves.
I don't anticipate scotch dinners becoming as prevalent as wine or even beer dinners, but it definitely does open up some interesting possibilities. At the very least, it provides some options to the haggis.
Glenmorangie The Quinta Ruban Highland Single Malt ($78); CSPC: 728773
Elegant and warm with an underlying dried fruit sweetness, orange peel, chocolate and nutty flavours, a sleek, viscous mouth-feel, hint of spice and long, lingering finish. Great match with chocolate-covered orange segments.
Glenmorangie The Nectar d'Or Highland Single Malt ($85); CSPC: 728772
Delicate and easy drinking with honey, ginger, citrus and almonds, lovely texture, finishing long with vanilla, spice and citrus. Pairs nicely with roquefort cheese and foie gras.
Glenmorangie 18-year-old Highland Single Malt ($119); CSPC: 285734
Rich, complex, elegant and silky smooth with dried fruit, honey, vanilla, almonds and smoke, long, full finish, a touch of spice and well-balanced alcohol. Bring on the haggis.
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mesa desperately needs someone with deep pockets to back it up
I did a piglit run on fglrx the other day,
so we can say we are a lot better in terms of actually passing tests :-)
That is a piglit run from two AMD drivers a year apart.
but really its only Intel working a lot on core mesa at the moment, with others expending time as jobs allow. Its not as is Red Hat can ship GL3.0 drivers anyways so working on them isn't a great spend of our time. and working on GL doesn't get you CL or video decode or anything. Also it not as if Red Hat can ship video decoders, so again no reason for us to invest heavily in them.
Perhaps some of the distros that do ignore patents could invest more in these.
Support in Mesa != Support in drivers. At the same time we need power management, performance, OCL, hw decoding, etc. etc. so I guess that only a little minority of us would really need OGL 4.x over all these feature.
PS. Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge only support OGL 3.x so I think that Intel isn't directly interested in supporting OGL 4.x.
Support in mesa means drivers will support it in ~6months.
Done (Intel)
WIP (Intel)
Done (Intel)
But we need 3.2
They are already working on Haswell...
Intel: GMA45, HD3000 (Core i5 2500K)


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An email about Lilly Friedman's parachute wedding dress is making the rounds again. The email is un-credited, or I would attribute the source, but I can confirm that Lilly Friedman's wedding dress is for real and is exhibited at The Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C.
Over 60 years ago, Lilly (Lax) Friedman was a DP (displaced person) in Bergen Belsen Displaced Person's camp. Lilly had survived Auschwitz, a forced labor camp, a death march, and Bergen Belsen itself. In 1946, when Lilly Lax and Ludwig Friedman decided to marry, Ludwig bartered two pounds of coffee beans and a couple of packs of cigarettes for a German parachute. With the help of a seamstress, Lilly created the white wedding gown she was determined to have when she and Ludwig stood under the chuppah (wedding canopy). Many other DP brides borrowed Lilly's dress. How many? "I stopped counting after 17," says Lilly. For these women, the dress symbolized a return to normalcy after the Holocaust. Lilly's father and her two brothers were exterminated immediately upon arriving at Auschwitz. Lilly and two sisters survived and live near each other now in Brooklyn, NY.
As a friend of mine said, "Amazing that she kept the dress." That's something I would have done. I still have the kippah (yarmulke) from the first bar mitzvah I ever went to. Do you have a beloved object you've kept all these years because of what it means to you? Perhaps an item of clothing, a watch, a medal, or a souvenir? Why not write a memoir about it? Write down "who, what, when, where, why, and how." Where did you get it? Who made it? What does it mean to you? Tell its story. Lilly's parachute wedding dress is a great example of an object with a story to tell. What is your parachute wedding dress?
My parachute wedding dress is an apron that belonged to my paternal great-great grandmother, Martha Anne (Moore) Gott (born 12-25-1834 died 3-9-1917, age 82). A few years ago, I was given Martha's apron on a family visit to the Gotts in Montrose, Colorado (my late father's cousin, the late Max Gott, and wife, Darlene Gott). Darlene gave it to me and said, "Her name was Martha. You should have this."
I want to preserve the apron and possible display it, but don't know how. Any ideas? Let me know.
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Albert Innaurato's plays alternate in their effect from farcical comedy to unrelenting pathos. The consistent aspect of his work is not a matter of genre or formula, but one of theatrical style. Innaurato populates his plays with grotesque misfits, vivid personalities that depart from traditional theatrical types. The settings are drawn from contemporary lower-class dwellings and ground the desires of his sympathetic characters in a run-down atmosphere that predicts their eventual defeat. Actions, too, are frequently grotesque, particularly when the plays' themes combine death, eating, and debased sexuality. Innaurato's vision disturbs and fascinates audiences because he has created new voices for the expression of obsessive concerns, new ways to dramatize important themes through characterization. Innaurato's work is uneven, however, almost equally divided between adeptly constructed scripts that shift cleanly from one scene to the next and plays that diffuse his obsessions into shrill, unfocused energy. If any single work can be said to predict the themes and style of Innaurato's work, it is John Guare's The House of Blue Leaves (pr. 1971).
Unlike many young playwrights, Innaurato was given little time to develop; instead, his work was consistently condemned as disappointing. Tangential debate over his portrayals of homosexual characters only tended to fuel the critical fire. Yet in retrospect, Innaurato's achievements are great...
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The course is, well, on the Pony Express Trail starting in Faust, UT. It's so remote that one of the unique aspects of the race is the requirement of a crew. No crew, no entry. That's what Davy Crockett (race director) wrote back to me when I asked him about entering. Having no friends, I certainly had no crew. Literally, less than five minutes later, I get another email in which I was cc'd in from Davy. A female registrant decided, due to injury, to drop and roll her entry to next year. She also said she may want to drive over (from Denver!) and help or crew for someone. BINGO. We exchanged a few emails on details and now I have two lovely ladies, Jennifer and Jill, as my gel, water, and encouraging word angels.
The only unfortunate thing is that I'm feeling about 75% physically ready for this. I feel a bit heavy and my left hamstring is saying, "Hey, I'm here and I'll pop like an E string on a guitar if you try anything crazy." General life stress over the last two months has taken its toll as well. I'm lucky to get more than two hours sleep lately. Wake up, look over at the clock, 2:00AM, lie there awake, thinking, until 7:00AM, get up feeling hollow. I'm basically a shell of myself lately physically and mentally. Frankly, these long races are my oasis from reality.
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The race starts this Friday at 7AM MST. If interested, there is "Live" tracking HERE
Oh, I almost forgot to mention that I've been working with Tim Smith for about a month now on a brand new custom website for Inside Trail! Tim S. rocks and the site is mucho sweet. It should go live tomorrow morning, so swing by and check it out.


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text: 08 February 2006 archive Tweet See all show photos UNDER the psychedelic backdrop of an Anna Sui sunset, the show opened with the first supermodel sighting of the season – Naomi Campbell on the runway. In navy dotted plaid, a metallic gold striped blouse, and pinktuck pleated shorts, she sashayed up the long runway past Hilary Duff and the heaving hordes of fans. Crushed velvet navy trimmed jackets, charcoal astrakhan peacoats and more metallic blouse variations: the girls marched to heavy rock screeches dressed by punk's favourite disciple. Jaunty caps and lilac print dresses, orange and rusts, rock chicks and boho belles had a spiritual home with Sui for fall. Iridescent taffeta blouses and mauve tweed with velvet collars: the good girls had got into rock music and started misbehaving the moment they found the volume control. Pintucks and pouts, box pleats and preppy – inspired by the Anglomania exhibition at the MET, Sui and her merry band of followers seem to have picked the right party as the world wants to dance their tune. It ended with a black mesh floral baby doll dress on a long loose haired, even longer limbed Naomi, who more than showed these new girls just how to get things done. (February 8 2006, PM) Camilla Morton Continue reading Back to top


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- Product nameLarynx (Human) Tissue Lysate - adult normal tissueSee all Larynx lysates ...
- General notesDiagnosis: normal Sex: Male Age: 55 years Insoluble protein fraction
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- Storage bufferpH: 7.40
Constituents: PBS, 0.77% DTT, 0.1% SDS, 30.03% Urea, 15.22% Thiourea, 100% Laemmli buffer
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- Purification NotesTissue specimens are homogenized in modified RIPA buffer to obtain the soluble proteins, and centrifuged to clarify. The pellet was further extracted with a second buffer to obtain the less soluble protein fraction. The lysate solution may appear turbid at cold temperatures due to insolubility of buffer components. The solution should clear upon warming to room temperature.
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Tag Archives: DMC
Wed, Feb 13, 2013 | 17:16 GMT
DmC Devil May Cry's Bloody Palace mode releasing next week
Capcom has announced the Bloody Palace mode for DmC Devil May Cry will be released next week. It's a challenge mode, where players will be placed in an arena of sorts where they will have to survive a "gauntlet of more than 100 levels of demon-crushing, boss-rushing action". Sounds to intense for us, blood pressure and all that. Players can access it once they have finished the main campaign. It will be available on PS3 and Xbxox 360 from February 20. Thanks, CVG.
Fri, Jan 04, 2013 | 19:09 GMT
DmC: Devil May Cry – Dante isn't a fan of banks in this trailer
Capcom has released the DmC -Devil May Cry CG trailer which has been shown in various movie theaters. It's posted below. Enjoy. Game's out January 15.
Thu, Dec 13, 2012 | 17:18 GMT
DmC Devil May Cry hits PC January 25, recommended specs released
DmC Devil May Cry will be available at European retail and via digital download for PC on January 25. Developed by QLOC S.A., the PC version supports AMD Eyefinity multi-display tech and AMD CrossFire allowing players to use two or more graphics cards. It runs at 60fps or higher, and supports the Xbox 360 controller and all third party direct input controllers. Purchasing the game through Steam will support Cloud saving, achievements, friends support and leaderboards. Recommended and minimum PC specs are below, as well as some PC screens and trailers. It's out on PS3 and Xbox 360 January 15.
Wed, Dec 05, 2012 | 21:34 GMT
DMC – Devil May Cry free app The Eye of Dante released for Android, iOS
Capcom has released the free DMC – Devil May Cry app, The Eye of Dante.
Fri, Nov 16, 2012 | 20:03 GMT
DMC: Devil May Cry dev diary discusses fighting the power
DMC: Devil May Cry has a new developer diary posted below called Fighting the Power. Don't forget there's a demo for the game available starting next week, and the game is out in January on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.
Fri, Nov 09, 2012 | 16:59 GMT
DmC: Devil May Cry actors discuss their roles in new developer diary
DmC: Devil May Cry has its first developer diary available, which focuses on the game's cast. Watch below as some of the actors discuss their roles.
Tue, Oct 09, 2012 | 00:19 BST
DmC US retail pre-order bonuses detailed
DmC has three different pre-order bonsues depending on which US retailer you patronise.
Tue, Aug 28, 2012 | 13:26 BST
DmC: Devil May Cry: 15 minutes of new gameplay footage released
DmC: Devil May Cry was shown at Capcom's pre-gamescom conference earlier this month, along with a brand new level in which Dante tussles with crooked media baron Bob Barbas. Watch the zany footage here, and check out VG247′s DmC: Devil May Cry interview to learn more about this twisted level.
Fri, Aug 24, 2012 | 20:54 BST
DmC: 'We understand why you got mad' – Capcom
DmC: Devil May Cry takes the series in a new direction without watering down the series' core fundamentals of combat, pacing and those ever-addictive red orbs. Capcom US producer Alex Jones has explained to VG247 why it understands fan's initial reaction to Dante's redesign and why it wanted to tone down the corny jokes and 'campy' tone of the original games.
Fri, Aug 24, 2012 | 16:06 BST
DmC interview: Capcom 'had a lot to prove'
DmC will reinvent Dante and throw Ninja Theory to some of the most vicious fanpeople in video games. Capcom US producer Alex Jones speaks to Dave Cook on nailing combat and fearing for his life.
Mon, Aug 20, 2012 | 03:18 BST
DmC gamescom demo is 26 minutes of hack and slash action
DmC gameplay footage used to be thin on the ground, but suddenly we're drowning in it. Got a spare half an hour? Settle in.
Sat, Aug 18, 2012 | 17:41 BST
Devil May Cry pre-order bonus from Amazon detailed, boxart released
Devil May Cry pre-order bonuses from Amazon and the game's boxart have been revealed by Capcom. Those who drop a pre-order through the online retailer will receive the exclusive Bone Pack which transforms the look of Dante's shotgun, scythe, and axe into something more bonerific. Also included is a character perk called Orb Harvester, which allows the player to collect hoards of extra red orbs to upgrade weapons and combos, as well as purchase items. A code to access the exclusive content will be emailed within two days of shipment. DMC: Devil May Cry releases January 15 on PS3 and Xbox 360. Shots are below.
Mon, Aug 20, 2012 | 03:09 BST
DmC: Devil May Cry sequel teased
DmC: Devil May Cry could be the first step in a new series of games. Capcom producer Alex Jones says he wants players to consider "what could come next" after finishing the main story.
Tue, Aug 14, 2012 | 10:29 BST
DmC: Devil May Cry – Vergil will return as main character
DmC: Devil May Cry will see Dante's brother Vergil return in a starring role that sees the brothers risking their lives to rid the world of the demon menace.
Mon, Aug 13, 2012 | 11:33 BST
Capcom: We didn't want Devil May Cry to "fizzle out" before reboot
Capcom producer Motohide Eshiro says a new direction has been taken on the upcoming DmC because the company didn't want the franchise to "fizzle out".
Fri, Aug 10, 2012 | 02:49 BST
DmC director says western developers put visuals ahead of gameplay
Western developers start with visuals and get around to gameplay afterwards, DmC's Japanese director Hideaki Itsuno believes.
Thu, Aug 09, 2012 | 11:01 BST
DmC: new Devil May Cry trailer shows heavy metal, warping worlds and mad combos
DmC: Devil May Cry has received a new trailer courtesy of Capcom, full of loud heavy metal and even louder combos. Still the same Dante though. Set keyboards to rant.
Mon, Jul 16, 2012 | 08:59 BST
Capcom 100% behind new DmC, original style may return in future
Motohide Eshiro and Hideaki Itsuno have said the team at Capcom Japan were well prepared for how fans would react when Ninja Theory's Devil May Cry was first announced.
Tue, Jun 05, 2012 | 00:56 BST
Dante shines in Devil May Cry E3 screens and trailer
Capcom and Ninja Theory have sent Dante clubbing – in both senses – in new assets out of E3 2012.


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