Another Devil May Cry HD Collection Coming Next Year

Showtime! Get your wallets ready, Devil May Cry fans, because next March the first three Devil May Cry games make their appearance on the Xbox One, Playstation 4, and PC. Capcom has announced that the three games will come in a collection and retail for $29.99.

You might be thinking that this all sounds a bit familiar. Well, you aren’t wrong. The Devil May Cry HD Collection was actually released on the Playstation 3 and Xbox 360 back in 2012, also featuring the first three games of the series much like this new collection. It’s unclear what this means currently for the franchise, but this news does have us thinking about the recent rumor of there being a new sequel in the works. We speculate this release could be leading up to an official announcement of the rumored project at E3. Whether or not Capcom is preparing to unveil Devil May Cry 5 is still uncertain, but it certainly seems plausible now.

This will be the first time that Devil May Cry, and the rather dull Devil May Cry 2, make their debut on PC, giving us a lot of us PC gamers a chance to relive the games for the first time since their initial release. The Devil May Cry HD Collection slays away March 13th, 2018.

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Brandon Evans

From a small town in South Carolina, Brandon grew up in a bit of a broken home. After accidently watching a VHS of Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare, he grew very fond of horror and the supernatural. These days, Brandon continues evolving with the genre. His passion lies not in the games and films themselves, but within the lore and the depth of the stories.

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