Resident Evil 5 senior producer Jun Takeuchi has revealed that they're taking the matter of mandatory game installs seriously with RE5. Will Chris Redfield follow the footsteps of Dante and Nero or not? There's still no final word, however, it seems that Capcom was traumatized by how DMC4's mandatory install (a mere 20 minutes!) was received by the gamers. Meanwhile, Takeuchi has hinted that a demo for the game may be going live soon for the PS3 and Xbox 360.

If you were disappointed about some of the biggest PS3 games not getting Trophies as part of the decision of their developers, wait 'til you hear this one: Capcom has announced that its action game Devil May Cry 4 will not get the feature like some of the company's recent releases. Capcom, however, promised that it would apply the feature in all of its future titles on the platform. More after the jump.

And as the 2008 Olympics draws near, it's hype seems to grow more influential. While Beijing has been transformed to house an Olympic city - making the latter a city within a city - Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games makes serious headway into the casual gaming market. Or maybe it's just in the UK, where SEGA's joint Olympics game with Nintendo holds top spot for another week running.

The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Devil May Cry 4 have reached the two million mark of total units sold around the globe, Capcom proudly announces.

The feat was done just weeks after the game was launched. This is expected to further improve as the PC version of the title gets released as well. More on this after the jump!

Devil May Cry 4 slices its way into first place in its first week out in the UK. Turok, also in its first week out, also entered the UK software sales charts in third place. Previous chart topper Burnout Paradise drops to fourth place. Check out the full article for the rest of the top selling games in the UK for the week ending on February 9.

Don't panic! This was the message that Capcom's Chris Kramer told people who were still in hysterics over the 20 minute installation time of Devil May Cry 4 (PC, Xbox 360, PS3). In his blog entry on the Capcom Community Blogs, he explains the reason behind the game's pre-installing dilemma and its subsequent benefits. To find out what these reasons are, you can read them all in the full article.

Can't wait to get your hands on Capcom's Devil May Cry 4 (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC)? Well, if you're picking up the PlayStation 3 version of the game, be advised that you will have to wait around 20 minutes to install the game before you can actually try the game out.

Head on over to the full article for more information regarding this issue.

It's going to be a pretty interesting gaming week this time around, with big titles cropping up. From Devil May Cry 4 (PC, PS3, Xbox 360) to Assassin's Creed: Altair's Chronicles for the Nintendo DS (finally!), as well as titles of specific interests such as Karaoke Revolution Presents: American Idol Encore and My Horse and Me, gamers of all kinds will certainly be in for a treat. Check out the full article for the complete list of games to be released this week.

One great way to burn time and prepare ourselves for Capcom's Devil May Cry 4 (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, PC), is of course, to know more about what went into development from the words of key developers themselves. At the full article are snippets of a recent interview in which they talk about the game's HDD installation, ladies and the stylish Pandora, so hit that jump.

Here's another of them Devil May Cry 4 (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, PC) trailers that should get you more excited over Capcom's upcoming action game which will reach western shores on February 5, this time with L'arc en Ciel music. Head over to the full article to see it.