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Scott McCrae

After 7 years, Devil May Cry 5 just had its most successful year yet following a divisive Netflix series and some deep discounts

Devil May Cry 5 art showing the three protagonists walking.

Devil May Cry 5 had its best sales year ever in the last year, following deep discounts and the release of the Netflix series.

Despite a seven-year silence, Capcom says it wants to build Devil May Cry into a "core IP" like Resident Evil and Monster Hunter, and over the last year, it's certainly looked like one, with the latest game in the series passing the 10 million sales mark. With a Nintendo Switch 2 version on the way later this month, that popularity is set to continue for the latest game in the series, despite no news of a sequel on the horizon and several key members of the team leaving Capcom since its release.

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