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E3 2009 New Dante's Inferno Trailer Is Mad
What you see above is what happens when you take CGI, a classic novel and craft it all together into one sub-3 minute trailer with sole intent of getting people excited for your game
Dante's Inferno looks amazing in our opinion.
E3 2009 Dante's Inferno On The Cusp Of Absolutely Epic
So, Dante's Inferno may be an absolute outrage if you're a literature snob, but, we think it's starting to look really, really cool
Cue this new trailer which is both epic, disturbing and totally awesome. Apparently it makes a mockery of the book though. Whatever, we hate pretentious people.
News First Dante's Inferno PSP Screenshots Are Impressive
Here are your first screenshots of Dante's Inferno on the PSP, courtesy of Eurogamer
pt</a>. They're looking massively impressive, even at this early stage. We can't wait to approach the final results. The game is aiming to be as faithful to the console iterations as possible.
News Dante's Inferno Coming To The PSP Aswell
Well here's a turn up for the books
We know Dante's Inferno was coming to the Playstation 3, but we had no idea it was coming to the PSP aswell. Confirmed by Electronic Arts this morning for release in 2010, EA Redwood Shores are working with A2M to convert the God Of War-esque brawler to the PSP's small screen. Potential to be amazing: high.
News Suitably Epic Dante's Inferno Trailer Is Suitably Epic
Look at Cerberus!
There seems to be a lot of hate going around for Dante's Inferno. We're not quite sure why. The subject lends itself perfectly to video game material, and while we understand the literature purist may get his metaphorical knickers in a twist over undotted i's — we can't help but think the art direction EA have taken with Dante's...
We already know that Dante's Inferno is a romp through hell billed as "God Of War meets Dead Space" by its developers
But what else have we learned from an exclusive preview in PSM3 magazine? The game runs at a solid 60FPS and is brought to life by the excellent animations of its enemies and protagonist. Dante Aligheri, the Florentine poet of whom...
