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Capcom Reveals Devil May Cry 5 Works Pretty Well On Steam Deck
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thegamer.comWe're still a few months away from seeing the first Steam Deck in the flesh thanks to the global supply chain being more messed up than a pigeon in a woodchipper, but that doesn't mean Decks haven't at least gotten into the hands of developers. Capcom, being one of the platform's biggest publishers, recently showed off Devil May Cry 5 running on the Deck, and it seems to handle the handheld console quite well.
The video is only a minute long, but we see Nero, Dante, V, and Vergil hack and slash
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