There were three versions of the game released, with the second one featuring Dante from Devil May Cry as a boss and recruitable ally. The series didn't properly come to the west until the PlayStation 2 era, when Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne (called Lucifer's Call in Europe) was localized. The Shin Megami Tensei series started out on the NES, with the first title recently being added to Nintendo Switch Online in Japan. It turned out that the DMC character only played a small part in the game, causing the 'Featuring' seal to be mocked and used as a meme forevermore.Shin Megami Tensei III: Nocturne HD Remaster is bringing one of the best JRPGs of the PlayStation 2 era to the Nintendo Switch, but it looks like someone won't be coming along for the ride, as a clip in today's Nintendo Direct Mini suggests that Dante from Devil May Crywon't be featured in the game. Dante (Swordfighter) /bfE2wJiyoi- Nintendo of Europe June 30, 2021įor anyone unaware, 'Featuring Dante from the Devil May Cry Series' has achieved meme status thanks to its inclusion on the front cover of Shin Megami Tensei: Lucifer's Call's European release. Shantae (Brawler) + Burning Town music track
Check out this tweet: New #SmashBrosUltimate Mii Fighter costumes are out now! While some fans are no doubt disheartened to see that Dante didn't make it as a main roster DLC character, Nintendo is keeping spirits high by referencing the Dante meme – you probably know the one – on social media. The costume's actually available to download as we speak, along with others based on the likes of Shantae and Skyrim's Dragonborn, as well as Tekken's Kazuya as a main fighter.
Ultimate – as a Mii Fighter costume, at least. Here's a bit of fun to liven up this dull Wednesday.Īs you're no doubt aware, thanks to the reveal in this week's presentation hosted by Masahiro Sakurai, Dante from the Devil May Cry series is finally available in Super Smash Bros.
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