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New Bayonetta 2 Details Revealed

by James Dawson - June 11, 2013, 9:31 am EDT
Total comments: 3

Bayonetta is packing some new attacks and a new control scheme in the much-awaited, Wii U sequel.

Several details emerged during today’s Nintendo Direct conference regarding PlatinumGames’ upcoming Wii U title, Bayonetta 2.

In addition to a new, shorter hairdo, Bayonetta will have several new moves. Most notable of which is her new ability to summon monsters called the Umbra Climax. Likewise, Bayonetta will have an ally named Jeanne that will assist her by using combination attacks.

Bayonetta 2 will also give players the option to choose between two different play styles, Normal and Touch. Normal mode is the same control scheme present in the previous game. Touch mode, however, is more suited for new players, and will allow them to more easily control Bayonetta’s movement and attacks. Additionally, players have the option to play the game entirely on the Wii U GamePad

Bayonetta 2 is scheduled for a 2014 release. No specific date has been announced.

Talkback

KhushrenadaJune 11, 2013

Honestly, this is the one game I can't figure out. The Wonderful 101 always looked a bit complex as well but I've started to grasp it and figure it out from the various videos shown. But I had no idea what this game is about or how it works or really indication of why I should be interested in it. The video just seemed way too random.

AdrockJune 11, 2013

Quote from: Khushrenada

But I had no idea what this game is about or how it works or really indication of why I should be interested in it. The video just seemed way too random.

It's pretty much Devil May Cry with "sexy" poses and ass/crotch close ups. It's pretty random. Then again, so are, for example, most Nintendo games.

RazorkidJune 11, 2013

Play the first Bayonetta on PS3 or 360, it can be had for a song.  Best character action game I've played last gen.  I can't wait for this game, but they really needed it this fall.

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