you just dun know whether sarah palin is one of the secret sponsor of the game to glorify her image as a demon slayer to inspire the future generation after her failure at the election..

Her main weapons are actually her super transforming hair.

Her COSTUME is also actually part of her hair.

Soooo..... uber freaky to me. Read the preview at IGN to know more.

must buy this game

but her voice cam org tue hehehe

u dont have PS3 .... how to play..

Actually this game was anounce way before the election day....thus sarah palin be the secret sponsor after her election failure makes no sense....

http://ps3.ign.com/articles/964/964193p1.html


bayonetta progress report

important note from the report
-So who is this Bayonetta lady, anyway? Well, apparently she's a witch and the last of an ancient clan. She finds herself in the modern day, with no memory of her childhood, and travels to the fictional European city Vigrid in search of her past. This - as is always the way - seems to revolve around finding a blue gem that goes with the red one she currently wears. You get the idea. All you really need to know is this is a balls-out action game set amongst glorious European architecture, against 'The Lumen Sage' - evil angels and monstrous demonic guardians.

-Yes, evil angels. Many of the enemies you come up against literally have wings on their backs and halos hovering above their heads (which you collect and use to buy new weapons and upgrades). They'd kill you as soon as look at you, however, so you shouldn't feel too bad about thrashing them to the point where they literally explode in a shower of gore. Your cloven-hoofed enemies wield a number of weapons, including spiked metal balls on chains, huge bugles that also seem to double as muskets and staffs with razor-sharp metal arrays atop. Adding to her already formidable ability set, Bayonetta can wield these weapons herself, resulting in some pretty sweet moves. She can plant the staff, for instance, then spin around it like it's a stripper pole, firing her stiletto guns in all directions. In a nice touch, Bayonetta can even use items as weapons. In the level we've been discussing, she picks up a novelty oversized key, which soon doubles as a key-sword (not as cool as a key-tar, but close). Ever seen an angel run through with a key? After playing Bayonetta you will have.

-The controls are pretty straightforward. Square is shoot, Circle is kick, Triangle is punch, Cross is jump and right R2 is dodge. You string together most combos as you'd expect. Hit Triangle four times then pause and hit it again, for instance, and you'll chain a flurry of punches into a portal punch, where a giant demonic fist hurtles out of a portal above the enemy, punching it into the ground. Hit Circle, on the other hand, then rotate the left stick 360 degrees and Bayonetta will pose upside down, firing off the guns strapped to her stilettos. You can even control the direction of fire. Dodging is important too, as successfully evading an enemy attack at the last second sends Bayonetta into 'Witch Time', aka bullet-time.

-There are also a number of cinematic kills in the game, which are executed with a simple button press when prompted. One might see a guillotine appear, with Bayonetta repeatedly kicking the enemy in the ass until he falls into it and is decapitated. (Shades of God Hand!) Another sees an enemy smashed to bits in an iron maiden, while a third has Bayonetta hook a chain around an angel's neck in mid-air, then yank it back to shower the area with gibs. We'd have liked a little more control over these moves, but they're cool nonetheless. Perhaps the biggest potential weakness in the combat, however, is the lack of manual lock-on. The auto system seems to do a decent job, however, so we'll reserve judgment until we go hands-on (which should be soon).

-As you can see from the screens, this is an absolutely stunning-looking game. One moment you're running along a vaulted and somewhat ecclesiastical mosaic-tiled corridor, the light streaming in from the tall windows along one side, the next you're walking the paths of a verdant tree-lined garden, a bubbling fountain its centrepiece. There are numerous visual flourishes to enjoy too: the fact that you knock off the aforementioned cherub boss' armour and even start to expose the muscle beneath his skin; the animalistic qualities of Bayonetta – her butterfly wings after double jumping, the hair dragon, her panther form which can be used to move at speed; the level of detail on Bayonetta's model, right down to the mole on her chin, the patterns on her outfit and the red and black motif in her attacks.
-Yes, this game is nothing short of vivid, and almost explodes out of the screen at times. Perhaps the best example of the kind of spectacle Bayonetta is trying to achieve, in fact, is the other level Sega demoed (which is apparently the game's opening sequence). In it, Bayonetta fights alongside another woman - at this point we don't know who she is - on the face of a destroyed clock tower as it falls off a cliff. It's falling high above an ominous planet's dark surface with a huge moon hanging in the sky. After battling angels and a flying centipede/dragon creature, the protagonists leap across chunks of falling debris to another large piece, where a double-headed dragon sweeps into view and spins its body, lashing its wings at the fighters. It then belches up twin fireballs at our heroines, before landing on the falling stone structure, its talons the size of a large car. The whole sequence is nothing short of spectacular. Of course, whether this particular section is playable, in amongst the insanity, remains to be seen, but as an opening it's undeniably bold, and as long as these kinds of cinematic excesses are balanced by more grounded sections - which we have every confidence they will be, Bayonetta is going to be one of the best action games of 2009.

This post has been edited by danger46: Mar 20 2009, 02:00 AM

Bayonetta looks more like SM wannabe Not my cup of tea

You missed out this part from IGN:

As mentioned, this is a wildly inventive action game. Bayonetta is hugely versatile, with weapons secreted about her entire body - she has two guns strapped to her boots, but can also dual wield in her hands, or switch to a sword. Lightning fast melee attacks chain into weapon attacks, which chain into hair attacks. Yes, hair attacks. As you've probably heard, Bayonetta utilises her long black locks as a weapon. Numerous combos end with portals opening in the air, through which huge demonic fists or boots wreathed in hair punch or stomp through. The hair really comes into its own during the boss battles too. At the end of the first stage we were shown (which was a more polished version of the stage demoed at last year's E3), the hulking, cherub-faced boss is devoured in the gaping maw of a massive dragon, constructed entirely of shimmering, swirling strands of black hair.

All of which brings us to the aforementioned nakedness. Bayonetta's very outfit, you see, is composed of hair, so when she's using a lot of it to attack, it leeches off her body, leaving her almost completely bare. We're still undecided whether this is the stupidest thing we've ever seen, or the coolest. Probably somewhere in between. The game certainly doesn't shy away from her sexuality - the enemy she's currently targeting, for instance, is highlighted with a pair of bright red lips on its chest.


Conclusion: Use more (hair), see more (of the body). Lol

FYI: The team (or parts of it) also previously worked on DMC, Resident Evil, and Okami previously

This post has been edited by yewjhin: Mar 20 2009, 11:26 AM

hentai games for ps3

hentai podewin...

why suddenly this thread so hot when the game hasn't even got a firm release date yet? remember the developer for this game is notorious for taking his time/delaying his game.....

cant wait to see her "ultimate move" which will surely leave her very very naked
really hentai game.. too much fanservice already, esp in the trailer

even if got ultimate move, where are u going to focus ur eyes on??

Pause the game when she do ultimate move!!

siot btol ko yus..

bayonetta... bayonetta... bayonetta bayonetta.... bayonetta is a sister of millia from guilty gear series? hahaha both using hair to attack

another report for BAYONETTA

"there will be no difference between the PS3 and 360 versions"......I hope there is...if not we are playing a BD game with xbutt graphic....

huk oloh game ape ni?oppai2 plak...