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Devil May Cry Launches On Nintendo Switch Today
Capcom has been pretty quiet on details about the Switch port of Devil May Cry, but now fans can play the game for themselves.
Unlike other re-releases of the Devil May Cry games on other platforms, the Switch only has the original Devil May Cry. Its price tag? $19.99. This is an interesting choice, considering how the Devil May Cry HD Trilogy costs a total of $29.99 on other platforms. Capcom recently received some criticism about the pricing of its games on Switch, with re-releases of Resident Evil 0, Remake, and 4 costing $29.99 each.
Nevertheless, Devil May Cry is an excellent game, and the opportunity now exists to play it on Nintendo's portable console. Whether it's worth that Switch tax is up to you.
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