Let me make my point extremely clear to you, since you completely missed it:

Well, if they get keep up their strong relationships with Platinum and Bandai Namco (and now Ubisoft), we just might. After all, Nintendo is just one company. They’re a big company, but there’s a limit to how much they can do at once. I’m glad they seem to be letting more third-party devs take a crack at their big…

Technically, this is made by Platinum, which is mostly made up of ex-Capcom devs who made Devil May Cry and worked at Clover Studio (Viewtiful Joe, Okami, God Hand). Bayonetta is good because the team essentially invented the entire character action genre with DMC.

I think the word you’re looking for is “coherent,” and no, the story isn’t very good in either Bayonetta game. Really, it’s more about the style and combat, so if you can look past the story stuff you should have a good time.

You’re missing out on slightly better performance. Other than that, both games are identical on Switch and Wii U. So just play the Wii U version. This port is really for people who missed out on Bayonetta 2 because they never had a Wii U.

It’s not worth it. If people like him haven’t gotten it five years after Bayonetta 2 was announced, then they’re never gonna get it.

The difference is that a lot more people own a Switch than a Wii U. It’s a lot easier for people to get a game for something they already own than it is for people to buy a new console to play a new game.

How long is it gonna take for this to get through to you? Nintendo owns the rights to Bayonetta 2 and 3. Sega owns the original game. Sega can port the first game to anything they want, but they can’t touch 2 and 3. Asking for 2 and 3 on PS4/XB1/PC is like asking for Breath of the Wild on PS4/XB1/PC, or asking for…

What’s your problem? Why don’t you want more Bayonetta games?

Ultimately, I can see it hitting the Xb1 as a backwards compat title, but that’s about it. And that’s only if MS is willing to do the work to move it.

Good thing it’s coming to Switch, then.

You mean that game he literally can’t make because he left Access Games and doesn’t own the IP?

He’s relaunching it on Kickstarter on March 26.

Deep Silver moved the project to Sumo Digital (Snake Pass, Forza Horizon, Sonic & All-Stars Racing Transformed) about 2 years ago. Nothing heard about it since then.

That’s the thing: it got announced almost 4 years ago and we’ve heard basically nothing since then. The original developer even got fired and the project was given to a new team, and who knows how much they were able to salvage from the original project. If they started from scratch, we might be waiting even longer.

Can’t wait for THQ Nordic to never publish Dead Island 2.

FTFY.

Maybe for the FGC, but that’s not going to be good enough for the majority of potential players. The FGC is a very small potential market, definitely under 100,000 people, which is just way too small for any kind of AAA game to recoup its costs. Fighting games need casual players, and MvC is in a unique position since…

...Do you know what the word “irate” means? Because the guy in the video is anything but irate.