The almost two-minute video demonstrates a cut, in which fragments of cutscenes and fragments of gameplay for various heroes of Devil May Cry 5, including Virgil, were mixed.

Among other things, the video is also intended to acquaint the viewer with a new composition written for Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition – a speech about the song Defeat played in the background by a Japanese musician under the pseudonym HYDE.

In addition to controllable Vergil, Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition will offer fast downloads, ray tracing (not on Xbox Series S ), and two alternative modes: Legendary Dark Knight and Turbo.

At the same time, only Virgil will appear in Devil May Cry 5 on PC and consoles of the current generation, but only as part of a paid add-on, which will be released on December 15.

Recently, Capcom’s ban on the publication of preview materials for Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition ended, which allowed journalists to share more than half an hour of the gameplay of the upcoming remaster.

Devil May Cry 5: Special Edition will go on sale on November 10 this year for Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S, and on November 12 for PlayStation 5. Retail release outside of Japan is expected on December 1.