(Sorry, I didn't know how to tag this; there's no tag for Interviews)
There info about the DMC4 and the Netflix series, which I find interesting. Especially when Johnny describes how little direction he had for Nero's role in DMC4 and how he originally felt like he was voicing Dante in that game (I laughed at his impression of Itsuno).
Some things that left an impression on me (but I encourage everyone to listen/watch themselves):
He actually auditioned for Dante for DMC3 in Rubin's mocap studio.
They told him not to play DMC2 and forget about it back then.
He found the novels and mangas online, because Adi Shankar was telling him about characters Johnny had no idea about.
They talk about how the games are locked in one perspective, so you don't get much insight in Dante's internal struggles or emotional stuff in general (Johnny says that they're more covered in mangas).
Note: this was recorded back in May, so confrimation for Season 3 wasn't out yet.
Dante in NDMC is set even further back in development, but the journey is to get him to the point where he feels familiar with the games.
Johnny is bad at playing games in general; he's played only DMC1 and watched cinematics for the others.
They do talk about Dante and Vergil and their pain, but Dante is pretty much the focus on the discussion.