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Teaser Hints At Vergil In Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition
Capcom’s launch trailer for DmC Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition includes a second look at Vergil from the upcoming Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition.
DmC Devil May Cry: Definitive Edition hits current generation consoles today – you can check out our review here – and Capcom has released a new trailer and screens for the remastered release. A new look at the game's updated elements isn't the only thing the trailer includes, though. Tucked away at the end is another glimpse at Vergil from Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition, which was announced back in December.
There's still no concrete release date for Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition, but Capcom is targeting this summer as a release window for the current generation remaster.
Our Take
It hasn't been confirmed yet, but Capcom has focused on Vergil for both Special Edition teases so there's a good chance he'll get a bigger role this time around. If they've put in the effort to add an entire new playable character, I'm hopeful that they've also put a good bit of work into fixing the terrible camera.
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