GAMING NEWSNo Nintendo? No Bayonetta 2.Posted on Saturday, September 22 @ 14:50:35 Eastern by Daniel Bischoff
Executive Director of Platinum Games knows the business. His company recently ended their publishing contract with Sega, of course, following the large exodus of talent from Capcom, Inaba and the rest of Platinum Games learned to hold their IPs close to the chest. That's why Bayonetta has a new home on the Wii U as an exclusive, Nintendo-published title. Platinum struck the deal following Sega's continuous delays of Anarchy Reigns in the West. Inaba told Polygon at the Tokyo Game Show: Despite my hopes and dreams, Inaba kept silent on new changes to Bayonetta as a character and an action game, so we'll be sure to keep you in the loop as we closer to Bayonetta 2's release. What's more, we'll have everything on the Wii U, including hands-on previews, news, and GameRevolution's review. Nintendo's next generation console lands on November 18th while Bayonetta 2's release date remains a hair-shrouded mystery. More from the Game Revolution Network Comments
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And it's not like the people complaining about this can't play it. It will be available for anyone. They just have to buy a WiiU. "But I don't want to have to buy a new console!!!" Tough. Games jump platform all the time, and if you want to keep playing them, you have to follow them to the new platform. Besides, unless you've only ever had one console in your entire life, you've bought new consoles for games before. This is no different.
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