Second dev diary for Dante's Inferno is lustful

by David Hinkle on Jul 10th 2009 1:45PM

EA has passed on another Dante's Inferno developer diary, with this latest video containing four minutes of juicy game footage and commentary from the folks behind the title. It focuses on the Lust circle of Hell, which looks to be comprised of walls and walls of bodies, as well as freaky contortions of what once passed for human beings. If you're eating or drinking anything, we suggest you set it aside for a few minutes and collect yourself before watching this. This has a spit out your Coke factor of about eight.

Tags: dantes-inferno, developer-diary, ea, Electronic-Arts, Microsoft, visceral-games, Xbox-360

Reader Comments (58)

That was hot.

This game looks terrible. Stupid game for adolescent minds. EA can still eat my poo.

"Stupid game for adolescent minds" and "eat my poo" seems to be somewhat contradictory.

I can only image how this game will be received by the religious soccer moms of America. I bet more than a few parents are going to overreact... In unrelated news, I wonder what their concept art for Satan looks like.

With a title like "Dante's Inferno", it would probably escape the average soccer mom's radar. Most people haven't read "The Divine Comedy" so "Inferno" isn't going to register anything in their minds. It's sort of the reason why "Call of Duty" got slapped back on Modern Warfare 2, because people weren't "aware" that it was part of the Call of Duty family.

Put it this way, if they've read "The Divine Comedy" and enjoyed it, then they'll probably be able to exercise some degree of tolerance towards this game.

Dante's Inferno is looking nice. The dev diary is also well done: the team is clearly passionate about their project but they aren't throwing out absurd hyberpole like you sometimes find in these vids.

And I'd love to work with Yukiko. Professionally, of course.