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GVG compared Devil May Cry 5 on Nintendo Switch 2 with the PS4 version: Switch 2 looks similar to PS4 but slightly brighter, runs mostly locked at 60 FPS, PS4 dips during some cutscenes, and a 120 FPS option can be reached by enabling 120 Hz Output in the system settings (requires a 120 Hz TV when docked); the Switch 2 version launches June 23.
Capcom's Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition on Switch 2 is a solid port that runs at a steady 60fps and looks good overall, with Vergil as a notable bonus character and Nero/Dante delivering strong combat. V’s sections remain the weaker link, and the absence of the Legendary Dark Knight mode means it isn’t the definitive edition. Visually there are some downsides like fuzzy hair effects and occasional handheld visual noise, but the action remains among the best on Switch 2—an 8/10 overall.
A Taiwan rating listing hints at Devil May Cry 5 coming to Nintendo Switch 2 in a new Devil Hunter Edition, though Capcom has not officially announced it yet. If real, it would be the game’s first Nintendo platform, with details of the edition’s content still unknown; past Special Editions added characters and extra modes. Capcom has been actively supporting Switch 2 with other titles, suggesting more announcements could follow.
Taiwan's Digital Game Rating Committee has rated an unannounced Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition for Switch 2, signaling a potential port to Nintendo's next-gen system; the game originally released on PS4/Xbox One/PC in 2019 and later saw editions for Xbox Series and PS5, but there is no official confirmation or release date yet.
Monster Hunter Wilds has experienced a significant sales decline since its launch, selling only 160,000 copies in Q2 and being outsold by older titles like Monster Hunter Rise and Devil May Cry 5, raising concerns about its commercial performance despite ongoing content updates.
Capcom's recent financial results show a decline in Monster Hunter Wilds sales and a significant drop in share prices, despite the company's overall profit increase, while the Devil May Cry series continues to perform strongly, boosting the publisher’s sales and market position.
Devil May Cry 5 was CAPCOM's best-selling game in Q1 FY2026, selling 1.78 million units, boosted by the Netflix anime. Meanwhile, Monster Hunter Wilds underperformed with only 477,000 units sold, and overall, CAPCOM experienced significant financial growth despite no major releases in the quarter.
Sony has announced that nine games will be leaving the PS Plus service in January, including Devil May Cry 5 and It Takes Two. Players have just under a month to enjoy these games before they are removed from the service.