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Capcom has posted a series of videos from Devil May Cry on Switch that show off several scenes from the game and more. Give them a look below.

Devil May Cry is about to make its debut on Switch. For a look at how it stacks up to the Xbox 360 version and PlayStation 2 original, check out the video below.

Devil May Cry

Devil May Cry will be releasing for Switch via the eShop tomorrow. For an early look at the game, check out the footage below.

Capcom is bringing Devil May Cry to Switch tomorrow as a digital download. We have a new trailer showing off the game below.

Devil May Cry

A listing for Devil May Cry has been added to the Switch eShop in Europe and Australia. Thanks to that, we now have some more information about the game.

Devil May Cry will be available for Switch on June 25 in the west and June 27 in Japan. As previously mentioned, it will be digital-only. The game is priced at 1,990 yen in Japan and $29.95 in Australia. That should amount to $20 USD, but we’ll keep you updated.

Devil May Cry requires 9.2GB of free space to download. English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Chinese language options will be supported.

Source: Switch eShop

Capcom is continuing to port games over to Switch with two more titles announced this week at E3 – Resident Evil 5 and Resident Evil 6. We have a little bit of off-screen footage for both titles below.

During the DS era, Capcom produced a trio of Mega Man Star Force games. We now know that there were plans for a fourth entry, but it wasn’t meant to be.

Rockman Corner has obtained concept art and details for Mega Man Star Force 4. Although the game was in development at one point, Capcom ended up scrapping all work on the project.

At E3 2019, we were able to go hands on with the upcoming Switch version of the original Devil May Cry on Switch. Get a look at a bit of off-screen gameplay below.

Announced earlier today, Resident Evil 5 is coming to Switch. Take a look at some off-screen footage from E3 2019 below.

Capcom today announced that it will release Towaware no Palm on Switch. The love adventure game, previously offered on mobile, will launch in Japan on August 30.

We have the following details and trailer for Towaware no Palm:


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