Capcom gave us a lot of reasons to be happy during the days of the Playstation 2. From Resident Evil 4 to Okami, and a little series called Devil May Cry.
The series is renowned for its over the top penchant for blood, violence and destruction, and remains a beloved classic among gamers the world over. Yet, it is with trepidation many look toward the Ninja Theory Series Reboot later this year. With big lore changes, gameplay style and art direction, the new DMC has caused a huge divide among its potential audiences.
Adding further fuel to the fire, Capcom have also decided to re-release the games that made the series famous, leaving us with two very important questions.
Are these games still any good? If they are, will these HD reminders serve as an unintended death sentence for Ninja Theory’s forthcoming efforts?
The Humble Capcom Summer 2022 Bundle just launched. It features games like Monster Hunter World, Devil May Cry 5, Street Fighter V, and more.
Capcom will release a physical Devil May Cry Triple Pack for Switch in Japan alongside the worldwide digital release of Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition on February 20, 2020, the company announced. It will cost 4,990 yen.
Devil May Cry Triple Pack will include Devil May Cry on a game card, and a download code for Devil May Cry 2 and Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition.
Devil May Cry HD Collection is $20 on PS3 & 360 and $30 on PS4, XO & PC
This price is a disgrace
Devil May Cry 3 is coming to Switch, but an absurd price and split collection show that Capcom is all about screwing over its fans.
Switch ports tend to always have a high price. Even the first-party Wii U ports such as Donkey Kong: Tropical Freeze were sold at $60.
$20 for one old DMC game is absurd when one can purchase the DMC collection with all 3 DMC games for current gen platforms for the same price of $20 or less.
One of the best HD collections i've played.