The platinum locks of Dante Classic will flow over PS4 and Xbox One for the first time on June 23. Capcom has announced the digital-only release date for Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition (which is also headed to PC) along with a brand new gameplay trailer, starring all five of the game's playable characters.
Dante, Nero, Vergil, Trish, and Lady all sport freshly remastered character models and playstyles, and you'll be able to put them through their paces in two modes which were previously only available in DMC4's PC version: Turbo Mode, which is just the regular game running about 20-percent faster, and Legendary Dark Knight Mode, which throws hordes of super-powered enemies at you in every encounter.
The Special Edition also includes assorted "gameplay improvements," but those don't have a cool-sounding name like Legendary Dark Knight Mode, so they're clearly less important. Pre-ordering Devil May Cry 4 Special Edition for $24.99 / £19.99 will unlock bonus costumes for Lady and Trish, and if you pre-order on PS4 you'll also receive a bonus system theme.
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