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"It is unfair that PC gamers do not have a chance to get these new features and are left with an objectively inferior product," added Archie. "Save yourself the money, and don't buy it unless this changes." "I loved this game, but I found out today, on the day Nvidia dropped the new GPUs, specialised in ray-tracing, that Capcom is only releasing Vergil, and not the SE upgrades on PC," wrote Steam user FrozenHollowFox.
Over on Steam, where Devil May Cry 5 enjoys a "very positive" user review rating, exasperated PC players are leaving new, negative reviews to voice their discontent.
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They clearly can't find a way to charge PC players extra for the next-gen upgrade that consoles are getting, so they don't find it worth the effort to give them the upgrade." Capcom would maybe spend slightly bigger bucks for RE on PC, but DMC just gets sloppy seconds, sometimes nothing at all. "The DMC franchise, in general, has always been second-rate compared to Capcom's other big moneymaker, Resident Evil.
#DMC 5 SPECIAL EDITION PC UPDATE#
"DmC Definitive Edition was only released on PS4/X1 while PC didn't receive the update (even though Definitive Edition was a helluva lot more substantial upgrade than the Special Editions of the main games).
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"Anyone who knows Capcom's history with PC knows full well that PC isn't their priority," they said. Redditor RdJokr1993, however, found the news unsurprising. For example, when you press L2 to rev up Nero's exceed, you feel the vibrations of the engine and the pull of the throttle.Ĭapcom's decision has already infuriated PC gamers, many of whom point out the PC is perfectly capable of supporting the likes of ray-tracing, increased framerates and reduced loading times, as well as the new modes included in the special edition. The Special Edition also uses the DualSense controller's new features. "Just wait until you get into a situation where you're surrounded by a bunch of Hellbats," Walker said, "you'll be able to pinpoint specifically where they all are in relation to the camera based on their cries." Walker also said the game loads "crazy fast" on PS5, and it makes use of 3D audio. In a post on the PlayStation Blog, Capcom producer Matt Walker said Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition runs at 120 frames per second (with a compatible display) via the new High Framerate mode. "At present, there are no plans to release DMC5SE on PC." "Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition is specifically being developed and optimised to benefit the system architecture and leap in processing power offered by PS5 and Xbox Series X, so we're focusing on these platforms," a Capcom spokesperson told Eurogamer. While Vergil will be sold as a DLC character for all platforms, the other content and features included in the Special Edition will not hit PC.
It turns out this Special Edition is for PS5 and Xbox Series X only - and won't be released for PC. Last night, during Sony's PlayStation 5 event, Capcom unveiled Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition, which includes Vergil as a playable character, as well as the Legendary Dark Knight mode (lots of enemies coming at you at once), Turbo mode (20 per cent gameplay speed increase), and ray-tracing support. Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition is not coming out on PC, Capcom has said - sparking a raft of review bombs on Steam.
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