Jeff : I worked with Capcom several months earlier on another game called Marvel vs. Because they loved my music and remix of Dante’s theme in MVCI, they wanted me to take a stab at an entirely new and original theme for what turned out to be Devil May Cry 5. It was after Marvel vs Capcom: Infinite when they came back to me for another game. That project went smoothly, and they loved our work. I then re-composed, remixed, and arranged themes for a handful of characters including a remix of Dante’s theme music from Devil May Cry 3, “Devils Never Cry.”
They wanted a variety of styles for remixes on some of their themes, so I threw my hat in the mix and they really liked my metal, EDM, and industrial style.
How did you get involved in writing the battle themes for V, Dante and Nero?Ĭody : I had been working with Jeff Rona (who composed ‘Crimson Cloud’ for Devil May Cry 5 ) on a wide range of projects including films, television, documentaries, etc., when he was asked to produce the score for the next game in their mash-up franchise Marvel vs. Voice Of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars (PS4) Review – Heart of the Cards In the interview, we discussed inspiration, the unique sound design of the game and more. We had the chance to talk with Jeff Rona, Cody Matthew Johnson, Casey Edwards and Ali Edwards, who worked on the three battle themes as well as on Legacy, the main theme song. While the wait was very long, it was definitely worth it, as Hideaki Itsuno and his team have created the best entry in the series and one of the best character action games ever released.ĭevil May Cry 5's combat is the definite highlight of the game, and things have been made even better by the battle themes for all three playable characters - Devil Trigger, Crimson Cloud and Subhuman. Devil May Cry 5 has finally been released after having been in development for a very long time.
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