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Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition
Capcom takes us on a gameplay tour of Vergil's sword-swinging move set from Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition.
Dante's brother Vergil made his playable debut in Devil May Cry 3, and Capcom is updating the fierce yet disciplined warrior for his return in the special HD update of Devil May Cry 4. Vergil returns with many of his slicing and dicing capabilities from DMC 3, along with a new sword throw attack that allows him to teleport long distances towards enemies as in Ninja Theory's DmC. One exciting new feature for Vergil is the concentration gauge, which allows patient and nimble players with increased attack range and power.
Watch the gameplay walkthrough below, hosted by Capcom's Greg Moor. Super Replay fans may recognize Greg from our entire playthrough of Mega Man Legends 2.
Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition arrives on PS4, Xbox One, and PC this summer. To see more of Vergil in action, watch us play a preview version of the game on Test Chamber.
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