Dragon’s Dogma: The Cleanse Of Dragon’s Fire

By GR Staff







Dragon's Dogma will be making a firey debut on the Xbox 360 and PS3 later this month. Dated for May 22nd in North America (May 25th and May 24th in Europe and Japan, respectively), Capcom aims to take back the fantasy action genre in one fell swoop of the sword.

Expore a massive open world, outfit your character with tons of armor and weapons, eviscerate your enemies, and beware the dangers that lay ahead. From the developers who brought you modern action gaming in Resident Evil 4 and lightning fast combat in Devil May Cry 4, Dragon's Dogma will bring you rebirth through fire.

Be sure to follow the links in the video to learn more and see more gameplay.

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