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Also, as a re-release specifically targeting the next-gen (now technically current-gen) consoles, the game offers up two High Framerate Modes (4K/60fps or up to 120fps for lower resolutions depending on your panel’s capabilities) as well as support for ray-traced reflections in both 4K and 1080p resolutions (with framerates capped at 30fps and 60fps with ray-tracing turned on, respectively).
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Legendary Dark Knight Mode (a harrowingly difficult horde mode) and Turbo Mode (which speeds up gameplay to 1.2x speed, that’s 20% faster) make their return from Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition, offering up new challenges for series veterans and gluttons for punishment alike. Of course, like with every Special Edition that has come before it, playable Vergil is just one of the perks. So is true for Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition, and while it’s arguable that this re-packaged and refreshed action game might be yet another $60 cash grab by the house of Mega Man, there are a few extenuating factors that might still make this edition worth picking up for a first or even second time. Following a time-honored ritual so sacred that you could set your watch by it, each DMC: SE release has been headlined by the inclusion of Vergil (twin brother, arch-rival and forever frenemy of series protagonist Dante) as a playable character. Case in point, the Devil May Cry ( DMC) franchise has practically made the Capcom re-release a generational tradition, having begat a “Special Edition” version of every mainline entry since Devil May Cry 3 (sadly, Ninja Theory’s western-developed black-haired step-child DMC: Devil May Cry isn’t considered by Capcom to be part of the family, only getting a “Definitive Edition”). From as far back as the heady, 16-bit days of Street Fighter 2, iconic Japanese videogame publisher Capcom has built itself a famed yet dubious reputation for releasing mega-hit games and then following up those releases with re-packaged versions of those same titles with only iterative changes and additions, chief among them being additional playable characters.