Capcom revealed why they wanted to make the game exclusive to next-generation consoles

Capcom stated that Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition It wouldn’t release for PC, and he gave a strange reason not to. Extended version of Devil May Cry 5 It was recently revealed on the PlayStation 5 demo, and was confirmed to be a next-gen launch title.

The game was released last year, but fans are still excited to try the extended version. We’ll have Swordsman Virgil, who is a hit with players, as a playable character. Devil May Cry 3 And 4 I followed the same pattern. We’ll also get the Legendary Dark Knight difficulty mode, which is a turbo mode that increases the game’s speed by 20%, with frame rates up to 120.

So why isn’t it released for PC?

According to a Capcom spokesperson, the reason the game is not available for PC is because the game is “being developed and optimized specifically to take advantage of the system architecture and jump in processing power provided by the PS5 and Xbox Series X.” Vergil will come to every playable platform, but other features and updates will not be available for PC.

Of course, fans of the game from computer players expressed their disappointment. DMC5 It actually got bad reviews on Steam as PC gamers demanded why they are being treated like second-class citizens. Certainly personal computers are able to reach or even bypass Special Edition ‘S requirements, many are offended that Capcom does nothing for them.

Capcom appears to be doing some cost-benefit analysis and has decided it’s not worth bringing the game to the PC. The interpretation was lukewarm and could easily update to suit PC requirements, so the only possible explanation is that they are thinking completely from a financial point of view.

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