Speaking with VGC (opens in new tab), Kamiya teased that, “It’s January. We’ve got to have something come out, right? I guess it’s safe to expect that something will come out. There’s still a lot of the year left is what I’m saying.” 

However, as you’d expect from a director who’s managed to keep one of the most-anticipated sequels under wraps for years, that’s about all the detail we got. Fortunately, Kamiya says that the next, seemingly inevitable update will be sizable – or more than a logo, anyway. Still, he encouraged the ever-ravenous Bayonetta fans to temper their expectations. “My suggestion would be that maybe we should all reset and forget about Bayonetta 3,” he says. “Then when something finally does happen, it will be a nice surprise, won’t it?” 

Last December, Kamiya assured concerned fans that development on the sequel “is going very well” and that they can “wait with peace of mind.” We’re coming up on four years since Bayonetta 3’s reveal, so many people are understandably running out of peaceful thoughts and rapidly replacing them with desperate ones. We haven’t quite reached Elden Ring levels of thirst yet, in no small part because we have two other Bayonetta games to replay in emergencies, but new information on Bayonetta 3, not to mention the game itself, can’t come soon enough. 

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Well, there’s the fact that the film already has really strong import reviews, which praise how it’s very true to the series and how great the events of the first game look when animated. Then there’s the fact that the game’s English voice cast reprises their roles in the anime, making the release even more true to form. You can see the results for yourself in the extended (NSFW-ish) trailer below:

If you simply can’t get enough of the this angel asskicker, or you want a quick refresher on the events of the first game before playing the sequel, then you’ll want this Blu-ray ASAP. Now, flock off, feather-face.

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Are they any good? Were they even necessary? Have a look and let me know what you think.

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June 29, 2011

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