Devil May Cry 4 introduced style switching in combat, resulting in an even more varied combat system that was further enhanced in Devil May Cry 5. The six fighting styles of the original Devil May Cry 3 - Swordmaster, Gunslinger, Royal Guard, Trickster, Doppelganger, and Quicksilver - could previously only be changed in the menu.
This addition will allow players to freely switch fighting styles during combat. Related: Did Capcom Just Secretly Tease Devil May Cry 6?Īccording to an official post on Capcom Unity, Devil May Cry 3 will feature a new "FreeStyle" mode when it comes to the Nintendo Switch on February 20th. However, the upcoming Switch port will be making some significant changes. Although it's been re-released multiple times across different platforms, the core game has remained mostly unchanged since the Special Edition launched for PlayStation 2 back in 2006. Despite being over 15 years old, DMC3 is still played and enjoyed today by many fans. The game's dynamic, satisfying combat and its associated style system had an indelible impact on the genre, influencing later games like Bayonetta and Vanquish. Late last year, Capcom announced that DMC3 will join the Nintendo Switch eShop, along with the first two entries in the series, as a downloadable title.ĭevil May Cry 3 is widely regarded as one of the best action games of all time, and with good reason. The upcoming Nintendo Switch version of Devil May Cry 3 will introduce a major change to the classic action game's combat.
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