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Devil May Cry fan-film is the most amazing, terrible thing you’ll see today

4 September 2012
By Tarryn van der Byl
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So, basically, somebody in Ghana made a Devil May Cry movie. The YouTube page lists “no description available”, probably because nothing could possibly even begin to describe it. Words just aren’t enough for some concepts.

Source: CVG

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  1. Alex
    04.09.2012 at 14:56

    Seriously, Tarryn gets a salary for this? 🙁 There are forum posts with more substance…

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I thought you don't report on news other sites have reported?
James Matthews on 19 Jun 2026
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Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018
Depending on the country you are living the PC is cheaper, EVEN if you only keep gaming in mind and...
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hail keyboard and mouse. i agree on every point. mobile games are casual, not real games.
Veldrin Minamoto on 18 Aug 2018
The console peasants aren't worthy to worship us. They must be "exterminated" :D
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