Devil May Cry 5 Deluxe Edition - PlayStation 4

Name: Devil May Cry 5 Deluxe Edition - PlayStation 4
Brand: Capcom
SKU: 6302386
Rating: 5 (115 reviews)

Model: 56063

SKU: 6302386

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Details
- Genre: Action and Adventure
Key Specs
- Edition: Deluxe Edition
- ESRB Rating: M (Mature 17+) (The overall rating of the game, based on its age-appropriateness, interactive elements, and types of featured content, as established by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB).)
- ESRB Descriptors: Blood, Partial nudity, Strong language, Violence (The type and severity of content in the game, such as the nature of its themes, humor, language, etc. These elements are part of a three-part guide established by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) to determine a game's overall age-appropriate rating.)
- ESRB Interactive Elements: In-Game Purchases (The interactive or online features of the game, such as users' interactions with other players, location sharing, internet access, in-game purchases, etc. These elements are part of a three-part guide established by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) to determine a game's overall age-appropriate rating.)
- Compatible Platform(s): PlayStation 4
- Software Format: Physical (Physical software requires a disc, cartridge, etc. be inserted into the gaming console or computer to download and/or operate the software. Digital software allows for downloading and/or playing the software on the gaming console or computer without a physical disc, cartridge, etc. Physical (Download Code Only) software is purchased in physical form with a code that allows for downloading and/or playing the software on the gaming console or computer without a physical disc, cartridge, etc.)
General
- Brand: Capcom
- Model Number: 56063
- Product Name: Devil May Cry 5
- Publisher: Capcom
- Developer: Capcom
Game Details
- Edition: Deluxe Edition
- Genre: Action and Adventure
- Game Franchise: Devil May Cry
- Game Series: 5
- Multiplayer: false
Certifications Listings & Approvals
- ESRB Rating: M (Mature 17+) (The overall rating of the game, based on its age-appropriateness, interactive elements, and types of featured content, as established by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB).)
- ESRB Descriptors: Blood, Partial nudity, Strong language, Violence (The type and severity of content in the game, such as the nature of its themes, humor, language, etc. These elements are part of a three-part guide established by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) to determine a game's overall age-appropriate rating.)
- ESRB Interactive Elements: In-Game Purchases (The interactive or online features of the game, such as users' interactions with other players, location sharing, internet access, in-game purchases, etc. These elements are part of a three-part guide established by the Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB) to determine a game's overall age-appropriate rating.)
Compatibility
- Compatible Platform(s): PlayStation 4
- Software Format: Physical (Physical software requires a disc, cartridge, etc. be inserted into the gaming console or computer to download and/or operate the software. Digital software allows for downloading and/or playing the software on the gaming console or computer without a physical disc, cartridge, etc. Physical (Download Code Only) software is purchased in physical form with a code that allows for downloading and/or playing the software on the gaming console or computer without a physical disc, cartridge, etc.)
Requirements
- Video Game Content Included: Full game
Other
- UPC: 013388560639

Repel demonic invaders in the Devil May Cry 5 Deluxe Edition for the PlayStation 4. Its added suite of Devil Breaker Weapons provides cool new ways for players to engage enemies, and brand-new live-action cutscenes bring the story to life. The Devil May Cry 5 Deluxe Edition includes previous games' music for added nostalgic fun.

Whats Included

Devil May Cry 5 Deluxe Edition
Devil May Cry 5 Deluxe Edition

Q: Any idea why Best Buy cancelled the preorder with no explanation?

A: Regardless of what phone reps are saying, this release definitely wasn't canceled across the board: my pre-order of it shipped and is scheduled to arrive on Friday. Either Capcom understocked Best Buy, or Best Buy oversold - right now it seems far more likely that it's a case of Capcom understocking as all the other big retailers are showing it out of stock as well. I'd recommend checking Thursday night around 10pm-12am to see if it becomes available for store pick up locally, as odds are good at least some stores will get a couple copies for release day. It may not be a bad idea to check other retailers in your area as well if you have your heart set on a physical copy - especially a certain less than beloved retailer who's local stores may still have in store reservations available and would likely know what kind of stock they'll have on release day. Worst case, PSN pre-orders come with a pretty nice exclusive theme as a consolation prize.

Q: Are we going to be able to pre order it anytime soon?

A: As I understand, the Deluxe edition was limited, however it is a great item full of fun extras, such as the "live-action scenes" which retell the in-game cutscenes being performed by the game's Japanese staff.

Q: Is this a hard copy or digital copy?

A: Hard Copy

Customers are saying

Customers have good things to say about Devil May Cry 5, particularly praising its fun and engaging gameplay. The story is also frequently cited as a positive aspect, described as gripping and compelling, despite its simple premise. Many appreciate the intense and stylish action, making it a must-buy for fans of the genre. There are no significant negative customer comments reported.

This summary was generated by AI based on customer reviews.

The vast majority of our reviews come from verified purchases. Reviews from customers may include My Best Buy members, employees, and Tech Insider Network members (as tagged). Select reviewers may receive discounted products, promotional considerations or entries into drawings for honest, helpful reviews.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
The stylist action franchise makes a grand return
The king of character action game returns. If you're a fan of the older games, you should do yourself a favor and pick the game up. The game is a return to form; it's the same Devil May Cry you always loved but modernized. By modernized, I'm talking more about the graphics and higher budget production value. The RE engine Capcom used for this game produce some amazing graphics (for the character models), while still keeping the gampelay at a silky 60 fps. My only issue is graphically speaking has more to the art design of the levels. They do feel a bit less varied and could have used a bit more color. Gameplay wise, the game still reigns supreme. The fact that you play as three characters: Nero, V, and Dante make the game feel very different. Nero and Dante should feel familiar (though Nero's devil breakers are new), but V is completely unlike any other character with his use summoned familiars. Because of how weak he is without his demonic pets, you have to treat him as a range character as oppose to Dante and Nero who are better up close and personal. Storywise, there's a surprising good amount in DMC5. There's some fan service with some nostalgia if you're a fan of the series with some bosses and enemies reminiscent of earlier games. The game also answers some unanswered questions about the lore and character relations. Some, don't expect everything to be answered. It does end in a satisfying way and playing the game blind is best. Game can be finished in your standard 10-12 hours with twenty missions (some of are just bosses). I do wish some of the bosses have a bigger intro with dialogue in past games though. However, there's an increased incentive to play through the game again on higher difficulties for unlockables and buying more skills. If you're new to the series, DMC5 isn't a bad way to jump in despite being the fifth installment. There's a history of DMC video that you can watch in the game to recap what happened in earlier games (story was simple in early games so don't worry). Also compared to other games, I would say DMC5 is easier, but not as dumb easy as DMC2.
Posted 6 years ago by Cloudrift
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Best Campy Action
Graphics are great run good ( do need top hardware to be perfect) Each Character has their own quirks and mechanics you need to succeed. Not too difficult, has accessibility options for those who aren't well versed in stylized action games, but has complexity for those who can handle it. Story is ... fine, best in series, better than most in its genre, but it more of a hollywood action movie good and nothing to rave about. Scenes are acted very well and the mo-cap action scenes are still worth while. The Difficulty on harder modes change the placement of enemies and provide a good incentive to see if you can handle the the whole arsenal of weapons and moves you earned in the first play through. + some goofy extras on harder level completions
Posted 6 years ago by MasterShinobi
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Devil May Cry is back, baby!
After over a decade of silence, the original Devil May Cry series has returned, and is just as stylish and action-packed as ever. Featuring 3 characters, returning favorites Dante and Nero, along with newcomer V, the variety of action and demon-slaying is more varied than ever before. From Dante's 4 switchable styles, Nero's new Devil Breaker robot-arms, and V's trio of summoned beasts, each character will demand skill to master their unique forms of play. The RE engine (featured in RE7 and the RE2 remake) brings the action to life with stunning visuals and smooth 60fps. The story brings an end to the nearly 20 year old franchise, bringing together several pieces of extended media from the 12-episode anime from 2007, and several books, DMC5 is a love letter to the hack-and-slash franchise's long lineage of demon-hunting action. Nero seeks revenge for the loss of his Devil Bringer arm, Dante has a personal score to settle, and the mysterious V knows far more than he lets on. Music is once again a blend of orchestral soundtracks with bits of rock and metal for good measure that suit the three characters across their shared journey through the city of Red Grave and the twisted demonic tree where the villain resides.
Posted 6 years ago by Samuel