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 Post subject: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
PostPosted: Sun Jun 21, 2009 17:14 
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http://www.destructoid.com/bayonetta-pe ... 6942.phtml

A Devil May Cry-style third-person shooter with a female protagonist with shotguns in her high heels and magic powers that revolve around using her ridiculously long hair as a weapon... and who also appears to use her hair as clothing, meaning she's practically naked during the most powerful special moves. And optional leg mounted rocket launchers. Platinum Games certainly know how to give the kids what they want, don't they? The "pause SF2 to see if you can see Chun Li's pants during the Spinning Bird Kick" crowd will love this.


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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta
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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta
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Pre-ordered.

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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta
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I saw a video to this ages ago and it looks ace! I'll wait till it comes down in price because no one will buy it, then i'll get it.


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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta
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You forgot to mention that sarah palin is a playable character.

This game looks very embarrassing to be caught playing, but also looks awesome.

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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta
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Mentioned how good the preview looked of this a while back in bits and bobs. Think it's a sure bet for me.

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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta
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Perhaps they should rename this "Slutty bride of Satan gets 'em out for the lads"? Pehaps not.

A more pipe smoking question: In Japanese culture are demons/devils not necessarily viewed as evil? They seem to pop up in all manner of games/manga/filims etc. and some of the devils/demons depicted are bigger do-gooders than your local Christian youth group.

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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta
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From what I remember, A lot of people in Japan find the whole christian idea of devils, demons and angels really entertaining. They thinks it is really 'cool' and bizarre. Thats why so much japanese manga contains christian imagery.

It's a bit like how we make loads of stuff about Greek mythology, because we find it really interesting.

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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
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Traditional japanese mythology held that most natural objects - rocks, trees, waterfalls - and even man-made structures like houses would all often have an intrinsic spirit dwelling within it. These spirits had personalities as varied as humans, so might be malignant or helpful or indifferent. These are much closer to the Greek word daemon (meaning a spritual helper) rather than the word demon (always with negative associations) that derive from it.


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The "pause SF2 to see if you can see Chun Li's pants during the Spinning Bird Kick" crowd will love this.


Tsk, GX4000 owners were there years before:

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I'd throw her around until her tilt sensor lit up.


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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
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I'd drop my balls down her hole at the top of her legs.

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I'd take her out for a nice meal and buy her flowers.

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I'd take her out for a nice meal and buy her flowers.


More chance of a replay then.

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I'd take her out for a nice meal and buy her flowers.


More chance of a replay then.


And, maybe, a multiball.

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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
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We're going for a nice walk on Saturday and maybe a pub lunch on Sunday followed by a nice quiet evening in.

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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
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Eurogamer, brought to my attention via The Rev on Twitter:
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A game that exemplifies so much of what commentators claim has died in the Japanese game industry. A blast of creative brilliance, both technically accomplished, strategically deep and infused with rare imagination, Bayonetta represents the pinnacle of its chosen niche. [JPN Import]


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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
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I was referring to the fact that it got a 10 in the new issue of Edge.

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Yeah, screw waiting for this! Consider me sold!


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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
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I was referring to the fact that it got a 10 in the new issue of Edge.
Oh! Well, that's two good reviews then!


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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
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In a way I'm glad it's not released until Jan. It gives me time to finish Borderlands and get more MW2 & Fortsar3 time in.

I will have it as soon as it's launched though.

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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
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Devil May Cry 4 (or 3? the last one i mean) was probably the most boring game I've ever played. So no thanks. Besides, its aesthetics are too embarrassing, even for japanese standards.


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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
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I refuse to read the reviews because I have it on order and don't want any spoilers... but two good reviews so far, can't be bad.

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This got a full 10 in this month's Edge. I also detested Devil May Cry, so I won't be getting it.

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This got a full 10 in this month's Edge. I also detested Devil May Cry, so I won't be getting it.


That seems... unusual. Maybe their subscriber numbers are down and they want people to buy the magazine to see what the buggery fuck they're going on about.

It looks fun, though. Also, boobs.

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There aren't enough hot brunettes with glasses in games today. Especially not ones who get naked at every opportunity.


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There aren't enough hot brunettes with glasses in games today. Especially not ones who get naked at every opportunity.


This is an unarguable fact.

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The demo for this is coming out on December 3rd in Europe!

Link here to the Sega Blog...


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 Post subject: Re: Bayonetta - "Slutty bride of Satan...
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There's a number of pre order options for this..

Play.com are doing the game, a limited sleeve, art book and soundtrack CD

http://www.play.com/Search.aspx?searcht ... x=0&go.y=0

And GAME are doing a replica gun with all pre orders.

http://www.game.co.uk/search.aspx?s=bayonetta

I'm a collector of things like this and I'm gutted that I'm being forced to choose one over another.. damn retailers!


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Book one for me I think.

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Nothing for me please. I fucking hate Devil May Cry and all its ilk.

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If the gun was full size and well made I'd be tempted, but I bet it's about two inches long and made of a couple of bins of thin plastic clipped together.

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DMC4 was an abomination, with the worst 'camera' use in any game I can remember playing.

As such, I am predisposed to dislike this game, though all the reviews make it sound ace.

So I'm torn.

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Good King Owenceslas wrote:
If the gun was full size and well made I'd be tempted, but I bet it's about two inches long and made of a couple of bins of thin plastic clipped together.


I agree... They'll be on eBay within a year anyway for a fraction of the price. If they're any good, I'll get them then..

Plus.. it means I don't have to use GAME!


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Devil May Cry is a dry, hard to pass stool dug out of the programmer's rectum. With a stick.

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Devil May Cry is a dry, hard to pass stool dug out of the programmer's rectum. With a stick.


So you're a fan then, yes?


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DMC4 is far too tinny. Give me the wood of Two Worlds, anyday.

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Two Worlds is 99% tin. Like Tekken. Fucking Tekken even has a tinny name! Tekken. Tekkkkkkennnnnnnn NUH NUH NUH KEH kkkKKk KUH. Tinny fucking tin bastard.

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I tried the original DMC years ago and never worked out how to save.

Still want Bayonetta though. Interest turned to NEEDAGE after reading the Edge review.

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Overlord. Lovely woody game and woody name. Ohhhhhhh VUHHHR LORRRD. Beautiful. Ho Ho Ho! I'm Ohhhhhhh VUHHHR LORRRD!

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Bayonetta
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Probably. anything to end this misery.

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I really enjoyed the first Devil May Cry, but the 'series' seemed to go steadily downhill after that.

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DMC4 was alright. This has a Titty Witch though.

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Two Worlds is 99% tin. Like Tekken. Fucking Tekken even has a tinny name! Tekken. Tekkkkkkennnnnnnn NUH NUH NUH KEH kkkKKk KUH. Tinny fucking tin bastard.

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