#BAYONETTA 3 MAKEUP SERIES#

More giant fights, more fights on things that are moving, more fights in space. I have no doubt the climax of the trilogy will be dripping in this - I’m just excited to see how.

#BAYONETTA 3 MAKEUP SERIES#

Bayonetta 2 definitely proved they weren’t out of ideas, giving us some of the craziest setpieces in the series and some amazing boss battles as a result. It’s hard to say how they can push this further. Bullets were going everywhere, new enemies would pop out of heaven and I would be throwing a train at an angel. A few hours later I had no clue what was happening – but I loved it. I thought ‘ Devil May Cry style action I’m in’. I remember picking up Bayonetta on a whim, not completely knowing what I was letting myself in for. After a fair moment in Witch Time, here are my hopes for the sequel. Nintendo managed to keep the Umbran dream alive, giving us a steady sequel and a third game around the corner. I’ve bought it four times now, since I’m a sucker for double dipping. It really was everything, and remained one of my favourite games of the last decade or so. Bayonetta revitalised this, bringing with it a sense of charm, grandeur and sexy witches with guns for shoes. Back in my PlayStation 2 days, these were a dime-a-dozen, with games like Devil May Cry and Gungrave giving me the gunfights and pugilism I required as a 12 year old.

Going from set piece to set piece, fighting hordes of all sorts along the way. There’s nothing quite like a good action game. Articles // 18th Nov 2019 - 3 years ago // By Joe Hetherington Five Things I Want To See In Bayonetta 3

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