Check out the first high-resolution gameplay screenshots of Devil May Cry: Pinnacle of Combat, the upcoming action rpg mobile game.
Devil May Cry: Pinnacle of Combat, the mobile version of Devil May Cry, has been in the news for a few years. The game has been through multiple betas but hasn't launched yet. Finally, a piece of good news has emerged today, the developers of the game have made the game available in the Chinese Appstore with an expected release date of June 11, 2021.
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In a recent interview, the developer of Devil May Cry Mobile reveals some brand new information regarding their upcoming game.
Mobile news should have "[Mobile]Title" format, reading DMC and getting exited just to read Mobile after it is depressing.
That sounds incredibly awkward, and since it didn't say "NEW DMC" or anything, I don't know why you'd get immediately excited - fast enough that you would get excited before the word mobile was read, at any rate. Would you get super jazzed if the story was "Devil May Cry is a really good series"? Same amount of time to get excited and then let down it isn't something exciting lol.
The 4th word of the title is "Mobile" if you read it correctly. The other news stories do not mention "PC" or "PS" or "XBOX" on their title then why is this inequality towards Mobile?
Mobile action game Devil May Cry: Pinnacle of Combat is getting a 2020 test — but us Westerners may not get our hands on it anytime soon.
I wonder if this used to be what the PSP or Vita game was supposed to be?
I dont need this mobile game. I am good with Devil May Cry V on my Samsung Galaxy Note 10+ using my Project X Cloud app. I have literally been playing Devil May Cry V on my cell phone at work on my lunch hours. Thank you Microsoft
grrrrr got excited cos I thought it was about the remaster
Oh, it's a mobile game, interest gone.
Now just watch.. Capcom will eventually release a version of this game for the PS4 and Xbox One and even Switch and because they are lazy and love remasters they will only upgrade the resolution and call it sweet deal.
Sorry, not interested in Mobile games. Never had and never will.
Ah yes, nothing screams "perfect fit" for a game premised on split second input/reactions like a device with no physical buttons...