Capcom Is Charging A Ludicrous $25 USD For Devil May Cry On Switch.
Switch owners continue to be preyed on by corporate greed. Oh, wow. They really went and charge more than $15 USD for that single release of Devil May Cry for the Nintendo Switch. “Right now Devil May Cry HD Collection sells for around $30 USD. We can assume that Capcom is most definitely not charging anything below $10 for Devil May Cry [Switch Version], perhaps they may even reach for $15.” Devil May Cry for the Nintendo Switch Reveals Capcom’s Greed. I have to admit, Capcom, I underestimated just how much you’ll nickel and dime Switch owners. This is sheer madness. $25USD. Not even $20. Jesus Christ. That’s almost the same price as the full Devil May Cry HD Collection on other consoles that have all three games. You can confirm this by going to the North American Nintendo eShop page for Devil May Cry…
Devil May Cry for the Nintendo Switch Reveals Capcom’s Greed.
Old habits die hard I guess. Capcom announced that Devil May Cry is arriving on the Nintendo Switch this summer, but there’s a catch: Only the first game in the series is going to be released on the Switch. You heard that right: Only the original Devil May Cry game is going to be released on Switch, not the HD Collection that bundles the first three games of the series. Oh, but it gets even better. Capcom informed USGamer via email some pretty important clarification pertaining to the Devil May Cry release on the Nintendo Switch. Good News: The Switch version of Devil May Cry is being ported from the 2018 release of the HD Remaster Collection, meaning you can expect similar graphical fidelity to the PS4, Xbox One and PC versions. Bad News: Capcom has no plans currently to bring the other titles…
FemGamer: Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition
As you may already know, Devil May Cry 5 was just recently announced at E3, and quite frankly, I almost lost it. Do you know how badly I loved Devil May Cry 4 as a teen? I swear when I played it was the absolute best thing in the world and nothing could compare to its greatness. The hack and slash gameplay that has you fighting demon enemies is just phenomenal and makes you feel amazing when you can pull off the most brutal combos. The only game I’ve played that has matched the intense style of Devil May Cry is Bayonetta, but I was only able to play the Wii U Demo for Bayonetta 2. Now that I’m all super hyped up for Devil May Cry 5, I decided to reinstall Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition onto my computer. I uninstalled it because I wasn’t getting into it,…