Want to kill demons on the go? Eager to get motivation on the way to and from get off work?Well, you’re lucky: Capcom posted a video showing how Devil May Cry 5 Run on Valve’s upcoming Steam Deck console.
The game seems to run smoothly at 60 frames per second (not bad for portable machines), and the quality of the game is not compromised. See how Valve’s powerful small machine handles games in the video below.
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It’s not surprising that games run well on the hardware-after all, Valve is reviewing the entire Steam library for Steam platform compatibility, and the company points out that it hasn’t encountered games that the console can’t handle.
Steam Deck was originally scheduled to start shipping in December this year, but it was postponed to February 2022 due to “material shortage”. The hardware is available in three configurations, starting at $400. If you want to see it run other visually and technically impressive games, how about watching it run The Witcher 3?
Maybe this handheld game console game will be more popular-it was a huge increase for Capcom when it was released, and it achieved an impressive 2 million sales in two weeks. The launch of Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition a year later also helped.
If you are eager to get back into action and start fighting the forces of hell as Virgil, Nero or Dante, you may want to check out our 10 tips for obtaining SSS ranking combinations and find out where to find all the secret missions.
