After releasing the revolutionary first game for Nintendo Switch, Capcom’s infamous Devil May Cry 2 is also playable on the platform. It costs $19.99 on the eShop and features the Bloody Palace as a bonus mode. Check out the game for yourself in the launch trailer below.

Devil May Cry 2 sees Dante teaming up with a new character Lucia to battle Arius. The businessman seeks to resurrect Argosax, a powerful demon, so obviously you have to stop him. While Dante retains his usual dual handguns and sword, Lucia focuses more on throwing knifes and speed.

You don’t often hear Devil May Cry 2 mentioned, at least not positively, when discussing the series. It’s been criticized for deviating from the first game in terms of world design, difficulty and Dante’s overall persona. If that doesn’t sound like your slice of pizza, try checking out Devil May Cry 5 on Xbox One, PS4 and PC. It’s also available with Xbox Game Pass for $4.99 per month.

The Devil May Cry series is back. After several years of dormancy, action game fans are feasting with the styling return of Devil May Cry 5. The game showcased the new RE Engine at the same time as reviving the father of the action genre. It also came to Nintendo systems for the first time in a much more muted way, and that continues as this month we will see the release of Devil May Cry 2.

Earlier in the year Capcom made the rather bizarre discussion to release the first game, Devil May Cry, from the HD Collection that collects the first three games as opposed to the full collection itself. At the time, it was said there was no plans for either 2 or 3 on the Switch, but apparently that’s changed as the second game was announced today as part of Nintendo’s Direct.

Devil May Cry 2 is an infamous entry in the series for the wrong reason. Due to a troubled development, the game was a massive disappointment when it did release, and has largely been ignored by the other titles. It’s main contribution to the series is a slick look for Dante and the introduction of the Bloody Palace mode that became a staple.

Not entirely sure who wants to buy this thing by itself, but if you’re curious enough, Devil May Cry 2 launches for the Switch on September 19th.