Why Can’t Capcom Get it Right?
Capcom is putting Devil May Cry on the Switch, but not as part of the HD Collection, and that isn’t their only recent blunder on the console. Why can’t Capcom ever get things right?
Capcom is putting Devil May Cry on the Switch, but not as part of the HD Collection, and that isn’t their only recent blunder on the console. Why can’t Capcom ever get things right?
Time to pull those Devil Triggers! The smokin’ sexy stylish Devil May Cry 5 is available worldwide starting today for the Xbox One family of devices including Xbox One X, PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system, and PC. This latest entry in the over-the-top action series drops you into the battleground of a new demonic invasion where humanity’s last hope rests in the hands of three demon hunters: Nero, Dante and newcomer V. Each has a radically different combat play style and arsenal to draw from and, as always, style counts. Experience the thrilling culmination of the Sons of Sparda saga … Continue reading Devil May Cry 5 Blasts To Stores
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