Bayonetta has a furry costume...
The Wii U port of Bayonetta has extra costumes based on Princess Peach, Samus and and Link. These costumes, PlatinumGames confirmed today, will be available in Bayonetta 2 as well.
In addition to the three aforementioned costumes, Bayonetta will also be able to wear a costume based on Fox McCloud from Star Fox in Bayonetta 2.
For additional details on the Peach, Samus and Link costumes, check this report.
Bayonetta 2 will be available October 24th in North America.
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Europe is getting a special first-print edition of Bayonetta 2, Nintendo announced today. The first-print edition will come with Bayonetta, Bayonetta 2, and an art book, all wrapped up in special packaging.
The first-print edition is limited to 15,3000 copes, Nintendo of Europe say.
Bayonetta 2 will be released in Europe on October 24th.
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Tokyo Game Show is this week and as usual most publishers aren’t releasing anything. Nintendo doesn’t exhibit at the show, so they still have Bayonetta 2 lined up for release on September 20. In Japan, Bayonetta 2 also includes a disc with the original Bayonetta on it which has bonus Nintendo costumes added to the Wii U version.
Square Enix has Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call scheduled for the West and Bandai Namco Games will release Naruto Shippuden Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution in North America. Fairy Fencer F makes its English debut and if you’re in Europe you can get Hyrule Warriors this week.
Wii U
Bayonetta 2
Key European Releases
Fairy Fencer F (PS3)
Hyrule Warriors (Wii U)
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call (3DS)
Key Domestic Releases
Anomaly 2 (PS4)
Cooking Mama 5: Bon Appetit! (3DS)
Fairy Fencer F (PS3)
Murasaki Baby (Vita)
Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Revolution (PS3, Xbox 360, PC)
Theatrhythm Final Fantasy Curtain Call (3DS)
Wild Guns (Wii U)
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Bayonetta’s story was written by PlatinumGames’ Hideki Kamiya, who also directed the game, but for Bayonetta 2, Kamiya—who is acting as supervisor—enlisted the aid of a friend. Over on the studio’s development blog, Kamiya reveals that he co-wrote Bayonetta 2’s scenario with one Bingo Morihashi, who happened to be a colleague from Kamiya’s Capcom days.
“I chose Bingo for this job because he has a lot of experience writing for games that have a similar style to Bayonetta,” Kamiya wrote.
If you’re curious, Morihashi is credited as one two scenario writers on Devil May Cry 3 (the other being Takayasu Yanagihara). He also worked as one of many Planners on Devil May Cry 2, was one of the scenario writers on Dragon’s Dogma, and is also credited as one of several writers for BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger.
Kamiya says that he came up with a rough outline for Bayonetta 2 with director Yusuke Hashimoto. Once the game’s overarching story was in place, he brought Morihashi in to fill in the details and turn the documents into a game scenario, which contained a detailed plan for each stage and how characters and cutscenes would play out.
“From here, I worked on the flow of the characters’ dialog and added scenes to bring out that unique Bayonetta flavor,” Kamiya says. “At this point it was basically the text equivalent of a storyboard; everything was in place. Since the first draft was well structured, I was able to concentrate on bringing out the personality of the characters and fleshing out the world without having to worry about the story / action balance. At the end of this process, we completed the final draft of the scenario.”
Bayonetta 2 will be released on October 24th in North America and Europe.
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I think it's unfair to judge, mainly because Bayonetta was released on multiple consoles when they were already in numerous households.
Do I expect massive numbers? No, but I wouldn't be surprised if the west picked up a lot of the slack.
I don't have a Wii U, but I liked the original enough. I hope it does well so that it at least warrants a sequel on other platforms