Nintendo

Dante’s Descent: Devil May Cry 5 Set to Slay on Nintendo Switch 2

Capcom’s stylish demon-slaying epic is reportedly gearing up for a high-octane debut on Nintendo's next-generation console.
By Blip Tech 1 min read

Devil May Cry 5 is allegedly making its way to the Nintendo Switch 2, according to a recent rating discovery in Taiwan. The leak points toward a new 'Devil Hunter Edition' specifically designed for the upcoming hardware, though Capcom has not yet officially announced the port. Given the technical demands of the RE Engine, this release would likely leverage the increased power of the Switch's successor to deliver a smooth action experience. If the leaks prove accurate, this would mark the first time the fifth installment of the iconic franchise appears on a Nintendo platform.

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