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Devil May Cry™ 5 Devil Hunter Edition Available Now for the Nintendo Switch™ 2!
Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition is now available on Nintendo Switch 2, featuring the base game, the Vergil playable character DLC, and numerous other cosmetic and gameplay additions. The digital version is available for an introductory price of $29.99 until July 31, 2026, after which it will retail for $39.99.
Devil May Cry 5: Devil Hunter Edition Nintendo Switch 2 launch trailer
Capcom has released a launch trailer for Devil May Cry 5: Devil Hunter Edition, now available on Nintendo Switch 2 and PC. The action game features high-octane combat, photorealistic graphics powered by the RE engine, and three playable characters including Nero, Dante, and V.
Games Inbox: Is the Valve Steam Machine worth it?
Readers discuss the value proposition of Valve's Steam Machine, with many finding its price point too high compared to a custom PC or even a PlayStation 5. Other topics include potential pricing for Grand Theft Auto 6, the surprising early planning of God of War's Laufey, and concerns about the use of AI in game development.
Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition review for Nintendo Switch 2
Capcom has released Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition for the Nintendo Switch 2, a port that impressively runs at a stable 60 FPS both docked and handheld. This version includes all previously released DLC and Special Edition content, featuring three playable characters: Nero, Dante, and V, along with the unlockable Vergil. Despite minor drawbacks like rapid battery drain and slightly longer loading times in handheld mode, the game is lauded as a faultless port and the definitive Devil May Cry experience on Nintendo hardware.
Video: Devil May Cry 5 Nintendo Switch 2 vs. PS4 comparison, can hit 120 FPS on Nintendo’s console
A comparison video shows Devil May Cry 5 running on Nintendo Switch 2 versus PlayStation 4, highlighting similar graphics but improved performance on Nintendo's console. The Nintendo Switch 2 version targets a locked 60 frames per second and can achieve up to 120 FPS with compatible display settings, while the PS4 version experienced dips into the 30s and 40s.
Review: Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition (Switch 2) - Not Definitive, But Another Great Capcom Port
Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition is a solid port for the Nintendo Switch 2, offering smooth 60fps gameplay and the inclusion of Vergil as a playable character. While it lacks the Legendary Dark Knight mode from the Special Edition and has some visual compromises, it remains one of the finest entries in the action series and a great way for new players to experience the game.
Devil May Cry remake on the way claims insider ahead of 25th anniversary
A new rumor suggests Capcom is developing a remake of the original Devil May Cry, reportedly using the RE Engine and being far along in development. This speculation comes as the franchise approaches its 25th anniversary in August 2026, a date that could coincide with a potential reveal, possibly at Gamescom.
Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition Review – Jackpot!
Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition is a strong port for the Nintendo Switch 2, retaining the visual quality and performance of the original. This version includes additional content like alternate character colors, new weapons, music, and live-action cutscenes, with Vergil being a highlight as a playable character from the start. The game looks and runs exceptionally well on the Switch 2, making it a fantastic way to experience this acclaimed action title.
Devil May Cry 5 on Switch 2 – Is the Devil Hunter in the details?
Devil May Cry 5: Devil Hunter Edition has been released on the Nintendo Switch 2, offering the complete experience with all DLC included and playable Vergil from the start. Capcom has delivered an impressively polished port, maintaining a locked 60fps in both docked and handheld modes without noticeable frame drops or technical issues. This version is considered a definitive edition for Nintendo hardware, proving the game remains one of the best action games of its generation.
Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch file sizes – Devil May Cry 5, Star Fox, Wanderstop, more
Nintendo eShop listings have revealed the file sizes for numerous games on both the Nintendo Switch and the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2. Titles like Devil May Cry 5, Star Fox, and Wanderstop have had their storage requirements detailed across different regions.
Nintendo 2 Switch eShop charts – June 21, 2026 – Star Fox and The Adventures of Elliot compete for the top spot
The Nintendo Switch 2 eShop charts for the week of June 21, 2026, show Star Fox leading in pre-loads, followed by The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales. The charts detail the top-selling games, including various editions and expansions for popular titles like Zelda and Pokemon.
Weekend PC Download Deals for June 19: GOG.com Summer Sale
This weekend's PC gaming deals include GOG.com's Summer Sale featuring discounts on titles like Hollow Knight Silksong and Cyberpunk 2077 Ultimate Edition. Steam and Epic Games Store also have various sales, with free games available on Epic Games Store and Amazon Luna. Humble Bundle offers several game bundles for different price tiers.
Nintendo Download: 18th June (North America)
The latest Nintendo Download update for North America brings a variety of new games to the eShop, including The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, Observer: System Redux, and Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition. Additionally, EA SPORTS FC 26 is available for a limited-time trial for Nintendo Switch Online members.
Nintendo Download: Four Ages, One Mission
Nintendo's latest download update features new releases like The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales and Observer: System Redux for Nintendo Switch. The update also highlights Father's Day game recommendations, pre-orders for Devil May Cry 5, and a Game Trial for EA SPORTS FC 26 for Nintendo Switch Online members. Additionally, promotions for Nintendo Switch Online memberships and various eShop sales are detailed.
Resident Evil sells 23 million as the wait for Devil May Cry 6 begins
Capcom has reported strong sales figures for the fiscal year ending March 2026, with the Resident Evil franchise selling 23 million units and Devil May Cry 5 achieving its best year with 2.7 million copies sold. The success of Devil May Cry 5, boosted by a Netflix series and discounts, makes a sixth installment likely, though its development may be impacted by director Hideaki Itsuno's departure.
Engagement Ring
Toys for Bob stated that Spyro Reignited Trilogy's 11 million sales demonstrated a significant audience for the series. The article also briefly mentions Devil May Cry 5, noting it has been seven years since its release.
Devil May Cry 6 Feels Inevitable as DMC 5 Sales Set All-Time Record, Seven Years After Release
Capcom announced that Devil May Cry 5 has set a new all-time record for annual sales, selling 2.7 million copies in the last fiscal year, seven years after its 2019 release. The game has now sold a total of 12.9 million copies. The article suggests that the success, potentially boosted by discounts and the Devil May Cry anime adaptation, makes a Devil May Cry 6 feel inevitable.
Devil May Cry Anime Helps DMC5 Achieve Record Sales Ahead Of Switch 2 Launch
Capcom has reported record sales for Devil May Cry 5 during fiscal year 2026, with 2.7 million copies sold, surpassing its launch year performance. This surge is attributed to factors including discounts, the release of the Devil May Cry anime on Netflix, and the upcoming Devil May Cry 5: Devil Hunter Edition for the Nintendo Switch 2.
After 7 years, Devil May Cry 5 just had its most successful year yet following a divisive Netflix series and some deep…
Devil May Cry 5 achieved its highest sales year in the last fiscal year, selling 2.7 million copies, surpassing its previous best. This success follows deep discounts and the release of a Netflix series, with Capcom aiming to establish Devil May Cry as a core intellectual property alongside Resident Evil and Monster Hunter. A Nintendo Switch version is also planned.
Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter are still going strong because their direction is no longer "tied to the ideas of a single creator," Capcom exec says
Capcom's President and COO Haruhiro Tsujimoto stated that the company's success with series like Resident Evil, Monster Hunter, and Street Fighter is due to a shift away from single-creator driven development towards a team-based approach. This allows franchises to continue even if original creators depart, contrasting with series like Metal Gear Solid which have been heavily reliant on Hideo Kojima. Capcom aims to nurture all its titles, including Devil May Cry, with this collaborative development model.
