In Devil May Cry 5 Blowing the heads off demons with a revolver feels fantastic, melee attacks connect with a bang, but above all, Nero’s new bionic-arm weapon, the Devil Breakers shine.

After Nero's arm is taken, there's an inferiority complex going on inside the young man. Dante calls him "dead weight" more than once during the story, and the legendary demon hunter doesn't ...

Here’s how it works. Nero has lost his demon arm from Devil May Cry 4 and replaced it with a succession of disposable robot arms in Devil May Cry 5. In the playable Gamescom demo, disposable ...

This hellish incursion attracts the attention of the young demon hunter, Nero, an ally of Dante who now finds himself without his demonic arm, the source of much of his power. As Nero heads to Red ...

These are the name given to the powerful prosthetic arms that the main protagonist, Nero, uses throughout the game, having lost his demon arm early on. Don’t feel sorry for Nero, however ...

As well as the haircut and the wardrobe change, Nero’s demon arm has been replaced with a mechanical limb of some sort. This isn’t just an aesthetic decision, however. “You’ll find that ...

Nero is a Demon Hunter ... His new artificial anti-demon arm, the Devil Breaker, serves as a replacement, and was crafted by his partner Nico. Devil May Cry 5 features that action-packed intense ...

But what are Dante’s motives? Why did he kill Sanctus? And exactly why does Nero have a glowing, demon arm in the first place? We know some of these answers because we’ve finished the game.