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Bayonetta is not meant for the casual gamer. Not because the enemies are particularly tough, or because of the bewildering number of combos available. Nor is it because it's a difficult game to complete - although, if that's what you want, Platinum Ga...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2012-01-28 02:07:06
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With its astounding visuals, complex but rewarding combat possibilities and its unforgettable, cheerfully sadistic heroine, Bayonetta has completely redefined the fight game. Angels may cry but Bayonetta will laugh as they die... Sega - Bayonetta pric...
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Smarmy combo-inducing pros may not acknowledge this, but 'button-bashing' is actually a complex art. It requires a solid, yet selectively frayed nerve to slaughter the enemy in a violent sword-slashing game of luck. Skill in translating pages upon page...
Stunning visuals and frame rates that never slow down no matter how crazy the action gets, Combat system both compliments beginner and professional play styles, Ranking system and bonus items encourage replay value...
Camera issues can sometimes screw up complex combos, Camp vibes may not be to everyone's taste...
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We have a theory about how Bayonetta came about. Sure, the obvious line is that it's a game by Hideki Kamiya of Devil May Cry fame, and the natural development of his work on the much-loved action game series, but we prefer to think of it like this. T...
Spectacular graphics, excellent combat system, overall intensity...
A little heavy on sudden death moments, a few too many cutscenes...
Whatever you think of the style, the "sexy ladies" angle and the story, there's no denying the sheer brilliance of its gameplay and imagination. Ladies and gentlemen, a star is born...
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electricpig.co.uk Updated:
2012-01-28 02:07:06
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Not since the days of Lara Croft’s domination over hot-blooded male video gamers has a female character managed to captivate and enthral like Bayonetta, the titular star of Sega’s latest hot-blooded action title. Does this dominatrix-style protagon...
The frantic gameplay, sassy lead character and the fact that at certain points, the game literally turns your world upside down thanks to Bayonetta’s witchlike powers...
The plot is a bit daft, and some of the dialogue is truly cringeworthy...
Bayonetta is possibly the coolest video game we’ve ever experienced; it’s also one of the campest...
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Page: 1 2 next > There's an old adage about the first impression being the most important one and unfortunately, my first encounter with Bayonetta wasn't positive: it was when the game was first announced and the very first image of the titular witch was released. I glanced at the main character's sexy pose and ridiculous outfit, thought "Did they really attach guns to the back of her legs?" and wrote it off as yet another ham-fisted action title that would ultimately offer nothing more than...
The combat system is just about perfect and the boss encounters are memorable...
It pushes the sex angle too far, the story makes absolutely no sense, the game drags on longer than it should...
Even after suffering through the gruelling battles, the repeated deaths, the campy dialogue and the head-numbingly bad plot, I still had a hell of time with Bayonetta thanks to the immensely satisfying combat, the inspired level design and the memorable b...
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Bayonetta is a refreshing and somewhat surprising addition to an already extensive catalogue of action games. A must-buy for any anime gaming fan, and an excellent representation of the genre...
Witch time is a fantastic feature that should be in all action games like this. Gorgeous graphics. Bayonetta is a great character with a strong mix of confident, powerful and sexy attributes. Fluid controls and a great combat system that is easy to use fo...
A little screen tearing when there is too much happening. The story (whilst interesting in concept) is not told very well and can become confusing. Some may hate the music.
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nzgamer.com Updated:
2012-01-28 02:07:07
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Bayonetta is an action game, the first in what can only be assumed to be a new franchise. Published by Sega, it is developed by Platinum Games - a company made up primarily of ex-Clover Studios (Okami, God Hand) staff. If you're familiar with Devil May...
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nowgamer.com Updated:
2012-01-28 02:07:07
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Abandon all preconceptions at the door, leave all tentative notions in the cloakroom and do away with those nasty afflictions you may have that cause you to shun something that looks a bit different, or doesn’t have the words ‘modern’ and ‘warfare’ in...
Even those new to the genre, those who have abstained for fear of being tortured by a game or those who have purposefully stayed away have something they will enjoy here. Bayonetta is an absolute, complete and utter joy to play – it makes you happy...
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2012-01-28 02:07:07
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"Game Review: Bayonetta" By Michelle Starr | Published:08/02/2010 Games director Hideki Kamiya is well-known for his beautiful and innovative games. His impressive resumé includes Resident Evil, Devil May Cry, Viewtiful Joe and Okami; Bayonetta joins t...
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Good grief... that is exactly what Charlie Brown would say were he ever to play Bayonetta. This is because the game has an extremely over-sexualized sense of style. >> Click here to win a copy of Bayonetta from Gameplanet.co.nz Don't let any of that fo...
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impulsegamer.com Updated:
2012-01-28 02:07:07
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There’s no denying that Bayonetta is one of the sexiest gaming characters and from way she talks, flirts and flaunts her assets, the game is definitely oozing with a titillation factor. Obviously the creators had this in mind and whether it's the way s...
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Even with the universal praise that Sega’s Bayonetta has already received, we remained sceptical about its overall goodness until we got to grips with it. After all, it’s only following the same slash ‘em up template as Devil May Cry and God of War. Or...
Superbly slick combo system that's as varied as it is exciting, Massive boss battles in stunning locations, Bayonetta. She kicks all sorts of ass and is funny too...
The story. It's all over the place, Nowhere near enough Halos (currency) to buy everything in Rodin's shop, Certain QTEs are too fiddly...
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