Original: Devil May Cry is finally hitting a Nintendo platform with the upcoming launch of the original game on Switch. Capcom made the announcement earlier today.

The one thing fans have been uncertain of is how the game will be distributed. An eShop release happens for pretty much every title, but physical is another story. And unfortunately, it appears that Devil May Cry won’t be sold at retailers. Capcom opened an official Japanese website today, confirming the news. We also wouldn’t bank on a physical edition in the west since what happens in Japan tends to dictate what takes place in other regions.

In any case, Devil May Cry will be coming to the Switch eShop sometime this summer.

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Devil May Cry 1 announced for Switch

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Capcom is bringing the original Devil May Cry to Switch, the company just announced. A release is planned for this summer.

For those who haven’t heard of the action serious previously, here’s a brief overview:

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Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen Switch launch trailer

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Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen is out today on Switch. For a look at the game’s launch trailer, continue on below.

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[Review] Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen

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System: Switch
Release date: April 23, 2019
Developer: Capcom
Publisher: Capcom

Imagine waking up, going down to your kitchen and seeing every utensil you own now suddenly has a different color and function. Your whisk? Slice your bread with it. Potato peeler? No, pizza cutter. That’s Dragons Dogma: Dark Arisen, a game that somehow manages to feel totally familiar and utterly unrecognizable all at the exact same time. There are flashes of familiarity to its design – Dark Souls, Skyrim, Monster Hunter and many others – but they all manage to exist as just that, flashes. Underneath the welcoming facade of these similarities there’s a game that will stick in your memory for the foreseeable future, for better and (sometimes) for worse. Originally released in 2012 for the PS3 and 360, Dragons Dogma: Dark Arisen was Capcom’s offering to the action RPG pantheon. Now, in 2019, it has made the jump to the Switch in a move almost as peculiar as the game itself – and remarkably, it works.

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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy director on updating the graphics to HD

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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy originally came out on the DS. Years later, the first three games have made it to HD platforms, including Switch. The team didn’t just leave the pixel graphics as they were, and instead opted to rework them in HD.

Director Shinsuke Kodama spoke about what the process was like in a blog post today. Here’s what he shared about the topic:

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Travis Touchdown to appear as a pawn in Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen

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During a live stream earlier today, Suda51 announced a collaboration between Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes and Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen. Travis Touchdown will be appearing as a pawn in Capcom’s action-RPG.

Simply connect to the internet on launch today to have Travis in Dragon’s Dogma. While his sunglasses aren’t included, the signature beam katana and power glove made it in.

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Early thoughts on Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen for Switch

Posted on 5 years ago by Edan(@@Virtualboi92) in Previews, Switch | 0 comments

Every couple of months, a Switch game comes along that rekindles the giddy excitement you initially felt when you first docked and undocked your Switch. At launch, it was Zelda. In March 2017 it kicked the doors open with the force of a thousand Lynels, and it was difficult to deny the physical urge to raise your eyebrows in surprise and delight when the rolling fields of Hyrule instantly transitioned from your TV to a tablet in your hand. Since then we’ve had numerous titles with incredible scope ported to the Switch, maintaining that excitement as you repeatedly slide your Switch in and out of the dock in shock and amazement whilst muttering “can’t do this on Xbox” over and over again.