Now you can join up with a buddy and take this mode on with both Dante and Vergil, which is something that I know fans have been clamoring to do for a while.Īs far as how the game runs on the Switch, I had zero performance issues when docked, in handheld mode, or on the Switch Lite. The other bonus feature here is also cool, even if it’s not something that I made much use of, which is a local co-op option for the Bloody Palace mode. This really, really opens up your combat options quite a bit, and brings Devil May Cry 3 SE into a more modern age, making the combat system even more comparable to modern entries like Devil May Cry 5. This mode will allow Dante to easily switch between styles and weapons at any point, instead of waiting for the mission select screen or finding a Divinity Statue in a stage. However, the Switch version has a couple of new additions as well, the most notable of which is “Freestyle Mode”. Namely, an unlockable, playable version of Vergil, the challenging Bloody Palace mode, a reworked difficulty, the less tedious “Gold” option for more lenient checkpoints/continues, and turbo mode to increase the overall speed of the game. This version of the game comes with all the bells and whistles that the Special Edition already had. Despite its age, this Nintendo Switch release for Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition proves that the game can still stand the test of time, and makes for a pretty darn good portable game to boot.
The combat system is a blast, the boss battles are tough but fair, and the story/cutscenes are some of the best in the series. Originally released in 2005 for the PS2, and then subsequently ported to later platforms by way of “HD” releases, it’s one of the most well-regarded games in the genre, and for good reason. If you’re a fan of character action games, then I suppose there’s a good chance you’ve played through Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition on one platform or another.
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