Devil May Cry 5

Dante may be the most iconic Devil May Cry 5 character on the account of being the main protagonist in all entries so far except Devil May Cry 4 but his brother Vergil is always a welcome sight. It turns out we may get to play him in DMC 5.

Devil May Cry 5 review embargo is up, and gaming critics are sharing their thoughts on Capcom's slasher. Judging by the reviews, Capcom have created another gem with spectacular combat that may be the best the franchise has offered so far.

Devil May Cry 5 might not get any post-launch content aside from the free update titled Bloody Palace. Granted, Capcom never really touted any DLC, but it comes as a bit of a surprise due to the modern gaming industry monetisation trends.

Capcom have updated the system requirements for their upcoming slasher Devil May Cry 5. The change is minor and it lowers the minimum required CPU for both Intel and AMD parts. The rest of the recommended hardware remains unchanged though.

During the latest run of Capcom TV, the publisher and developer showcased the Cameo mode for the upcoming Devil May Cry 5 title. There were also new bits of gameplay with the new character - V, but ghost mode caught the most attention.

During the Capcom TV live stream, the developer showed off some of the new features in Devil May Cry 5. One of them is a new weapon dubbed Devil Breaker which provides Nero with different abilities and tools for combat or traveling.

You can now pre-load Devil May Cry 5 for some reason, even though the game is due for release on 08 March 2019. Capcom didn't officially comment on the reasoning yet, but it will definitely be beneficial to players with capped connections.

Capcom seems to have been taking notes from Cloud Imperium Games' playbook as they have decided to sell items at ludicrous prices as well. There will be three limited editions for Devil May Cry 5, priced at $5.324, $6.655 and $7.986.

Devil May Cry 5 will use Red Orbs as a to upgrade the players' characters and it seems like they will be sold for real currency. This immediately rustled many-a-jimmy, prompting the question "Will microtransactions ruin my experience?"

Devil May Cry 5 pre-orders are now available on Steam and Valve updated the store page which now contains proper pricing as well as system requirements for Capcom's next heavy hitter. And it will hit your CPU heavily if you buy the game.