Hideki Kamiya, the creator of Devil May Cry, expressed a strong desire to remake the original 2001 game. During a YouTube show, he reflected on how the game's design feels outdated after 24 years. He suggested that if a remake were to happen, he would approach it using modern technology and design principles, emphasizing that he would want to build it from the ground up. Kamiya also voiced interest in reviving another classic, Viewtiful Joe.
nDevil May Cry, which follows the demon-hunting protagonist Dante, has had five major installments and remains iconic in the hack-and-slash genre. The series has seen a resurgence in popularity with the recent Netflix anime adaptation, even though its last game, Devil May Cry 5, was released in 2019.
Will there be a Devil May Cry remake?While there are no official plans yet, Hideki Kamiya's enthusiasm for a remake suggests that it is a possibility that Capcom may explore in the future.
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A Devil May Cry remake with Kamiya at the helm could be the perfect excuse to finally give Dante’s iconic red coat a next-gen glow-up. And if Viewtiful Joe tags along, that’s just bonus style points for Capcom’s comeback tour.
Kamiya wanting to remake DMC with modern tech sounds awesome—imagine those stylish combos with today's fluid combat systems. Also, a Viewtiful Joe revival would be the cherry on top for classic Capcom fans.