Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition will set its PC version along with the console releases. It was rated for PC by the USK, rating board in Germany. Thus, the game is good for children aged 16-years old and above.
According to reports, the game will be released in PC and in also in Xbox One and PS4 as rated by the German rating board, USK. Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition was the 2008-remastered sequel for all the three platforms of the game. With the rating, the PC was added from the original console platforms where the game will be exclusive to Xbox One and PS4 only.
With the rating for Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition from USK, it was rated with 16, which is described as "Approved for children aged 16 and above in accordance with Article 14 German Children and Young Persons Protection Act (JuSchG)." It was also explained that in this particular rating, the game is approved for children aged 16 that includes acts of violence, and also considered natural for adults as buyers of the game. So, Devil May Cry: 4 Special Edition, as rated, was categorized because of the game content that includes the armed combat which is also a framework story and also military missions. In this category, this includes the Action Adventures, Military Strategy, and Shooter games, which is the nature for the Special Edition.
Meanwhile, Capcom previously announced that the game will be exclusive in PS4 and Xbox One. However, with the German rating, the PC version was added. On the other side, the game will be available for purchase at the retail stores and at the same time in digital download in Europe, and North America by March 17 for around $40 or same amount in euros.
Devil May Cry 4: Special Edition will be released by summer this year. The game will be in PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
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