343iBot Posted November 9, 2020 Report Share Posted November 9, 2020 A little over a year after the release of Devil May Cry 5, Capcom has delivered Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition, an updated version that positions itself as a great next-gen launch title showcasing the power of the PS5. Along with the increased technical performance, the Special Edition sees the return of a few gameplay modes, a host of performance options, and the return of fan-favorite edgelord Vergil. Like with previous Vergil campaigns, don't expect much in the way of new story content outside of new cutscenes at the beginning and end. You'll be running through the same scenarios as the other characters, minus any story and dialogue. The result is a lean campaign where the star of the show is Vergil's moveset, which is fantastic. Those who played him in Devil May Cry 4's Special Edition will feel right at home, as pretty much all of Vergil's moves have been carried over. His biggest new tricks include a doppelganger he can summon to help with crowd control, as well as the ability to temporarily transform himself into V, which allows you to regain health while dealing some damage. Vergil may be familiar, but as someone who just enjoys how DMC5 feels to play, I still had a blast blazing through his campaign. Vergil is incredibly fun to control, and that carries over here as you pit him against the demon horde. It also helps that his battle theme, Bury the Light, whips and I will never tire of hearing it. Continue Reading at GameSpotView the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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