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Bayonetta 3 Is Coming Exclusively To Switch
After announcing a two-pack of the first two Bayonetta games is heading to Switch, Reggi Fils-Aime dropped by tonight's The Game Awards to show off the first trailer for the next game in the series, Bayonetta 3.
The trailer is quick and to the point. Bayonetta's back, she's got guns on all of her limbs, and a lot of style. The twist here, however, is that the battle-scarred witch may have met her match. The trailer shows her barrage of bullets being sopped by a mysterious figure made up of purple flames. Shortly after that, Bayonetta takes a stand before her legs give out, looking as they literally fall apart from her body. The trailer did not show a release date, though it did show Sega is still developing the game.
Our Take
I'm not as high on the Bayonetta series as I maybe should be as a faction of stylish character action games, but the series is always interesting enough that I'll still end up playing this one.
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