The majority of gameplay novelties coming to Devil May Cry 5 with its next-gen re-release should sound familiar to franchise’s fans. Special Editions of Devil May Cry installments have become somewhat of a tradition for Capcom. Unfortunately, the less powerful Xbox Series S won’t be able to launch Devil May Cry 5 with 4K resolutions or ray tracing support If that sounds a bit depressing, just remember that PC owners with high-end GPUs won’t receive any of the aforementioned features at all - except for playable Vergil. However, owners of Xbox Series X are going to experience the Special Edition at its best with 4K and DirectX ray tracing enabled. For instance, players will be able to take advantage of Turbo Mode and Legendary Dark Knight difficulty on both consoles. According to the Devil May Cry team, Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition on the next generation of Xbox consoles will feature a lot of enhancements including high frame rates up to 120 fps, improved 3D audio, shorter loading times, and a handful of previously unveiled gameplay additions. Related: PS5 Loads Devil May Cry 5 Almost 5 Times Faster Than PS4Ĭapcom has shared the news regarding ray tracing support on Xbox Series X/S on Twitter in an open letter to the community. However, the aforementioned character will still come as a sweet treat for PS4, Xbox One, and PC players - but only as a purchasable DLC. Apart from Vergil, Special Edition introduces a plethora of visual enhancements for the game, none of which will be made available for the current-gen. According to the announcement trailer, the fan-favorite hero will be able to switch between his human and demonic forms depending on the situation.
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Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition was announced back in September as a big update aimed at reanimating the title for the upcoming generation of consoles.ĭevil May Cry 5 Special Edition will be a launch title for PS5 and Xbox Series X/S with Vergil coming to the game as a playable character.
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Devil May Cry 5 will see a re-release on Xbox Series X, where it’ll be treated to ray tracing support - unlike Xbox Series S, which won’t have any ray tracing and only a minor visual upgrade from the Xbox One X version.
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