DMC3 for Switch bucks tradition by introducing a host of new features that do a lot to improve the overall core experience and probably make this one of the better re-releases in recent memory. Outside of the game’s initial “special edition” re-release, we’ve been limited to a minor graphical upgrade for the HD re-release and that’s about it. With so much porting and “remastering,” however, Capcom has been relatively stingy with quality of life improvements.

Between the PS2, a horrible PC port, every seventh gen console, a much better PC port, the more traditional two current gen consoles, and now their first ever Nintendo system, the game has gotten around a lot since its first release. Will you be downloading the co-op mod for Devil May Cry 5 on PC? Let us know in the comments below.By Paul Broussard, posted on 24 February 2020 / 4,108 Viewsĭevil May Cry 3 is doing its best to set some kind of record for Capcom game ported to the most consoles. Given that the Cameo System in DMC 5 is, to put it nicely, woefully underutilised, a mod like this adds some use to a feature that could have been better fleshed out. The mod also adds some graphical options that were only available in cutscenes, such as mesh and texture quality. The mod also doesn’t allow for more than one character either, so no triple Nero teams for you.

The mod isn’t perfect just yet, as missions 6, 18, 19 and 20, along with the final floor of Bloody Palace, aren’t yet compatible due to a number of concerns with the mod, though the modders are asking for support from the community in order to help improve the mod in this regard. The mod, spotted by wccftech and created by the modders Dante and Raz0r, allows 3-player co-op across the majority of the game’s missions, including the Bloody Palace survival mode. A new Devil May Cry 5 mod for PC has emerged that adds 3-player co-op to the game, building on the foundations of the Cameo System.

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