Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition was confirmed last month to be a launch title for the next-gen consoles. But it would only be available digitally at that time, with physical editions coming at a later date. Now, Capcom has finally revealed said later date to be 1 December.
The news came via a tweet of the official Devil May Cry Twitter account, alongside the box cover arts. The company also reiterated that the digital versions of DMC5SE will be available on the day the next-gen consoles launch. That’s 10 November for the Xbox Series X and S, and 12 November for the PS5.
https://twitter.com/DevilMayCry/status/1316031108300115968
Unfortunately, for those who are looking to play as Vergil on PC or current-gen consoles, Capcom is still keeping very quiet on that front. Before, the company said the same thing about this as it did with physical copies of the game, which is “a later date”. It was easy to assume back then that the Vergil DLC will be available at the same time as the physical edition of the game. But now, it’s as obvious as it gets that it’s not the case.
And also for owners of the base game, it’s worth mentioning that you won’t be getting a free upgrade to Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition. For what it’s worth, it will likely come with a slightly smaller price tag than your average new game.
(Source: Capcom / Twitter. Image: Capcom)
