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Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition skips ray tracing on Xbox Series S, Vergil DLC gets a release date

New official details from Capcom.
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Capcom has revealed Devil May Cry 5 Vergil DLC’s release date on current-gen consoles and PC, and technical detail for players who will purchase Xbox Series S in November.

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Vergil was initially revealed as a next-gen exclusive for Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition, but it was disclosed later that it would also be coming on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One alongside PC.

While PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X players will get Vergil DLC on November 12 and November 10, respectively, current-gen users will have to wait a little longer as the DLC will release on December 15. It was also revealed that the additional content won’t be free, as it will launch at Â¥455 ($4.50).

With a story of his own and his appearance in the Bloody Palace mode, Vergil will instead be included in the Special Edition package.

Capcom also revealed that Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition won’t support ray tracing on Xbox Series X. The studio has confirmed on Twitter that Xbox Series X will get ray tracing through a downloadable title update after launch, while Xbox Series S will skip the feature. Ray tracing has been confirmed on PS5 upon release date.

https://twitter.com/DevilMayCry/status/1320888185078108161

Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition will still come with a 120fps mode, enhanced 3D audio, reduced load times, the Legendary Dark Knight difficulty, Turbo Mode, and Vergil on Xbox Series S.

Capcom claims it is “just now scratching the surface of what they can do” and that “our teams are eager to continue exploring the full capabilities of Xbox Series X|S in the future.” This opens up at chances that Capcom games could support ray tracing on Xbox Series S, too, but only in the future.


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