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Bayonetta 2 is a game that logically shouldn't exist. The original was the result of a collaboration between Platinum Games and Sega, directed by Devil May Cry director Hideki Kamiya. Sales of the game were great for Platinum, but not good enough to get other publishers on board for a sequel. Into this gap stepped Nintendo, who funded Bayonetta 2 for an exclusive release on the Wii U. Did Bayonetta and the Wii U make magic together? Hell yeah they did.

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GR - Some forces in the universe cant help but clash, what with opposites attracting, causality, and any number of unentertaining laws of physics, space, and time, so its no surprise when Platinum Games thrusts heroine Bayonetta back into a war with the forces of light. Originally debuting on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, Bayonetta promised everything action gaming aficionados wanted in a spiritual successor to the likes of Devil May Cry and to its credit the game actually delivered. Despite the awkward stripper-pole dancing and a costume made out of her own hair, Bayonetta kicks a ton of ass in heels you couldnt get Master Chief or male Commander Shepard to wear. Id say she carries a lot more weight on her chest too. What proved surprising was Nintendos close relationship with Platinum Games and the ensuing exclusivity of Bayonetta 2 on Wii U, with new copies of the game offering digital downloads of the original title ported to the console. I wouldnt normally associate the...

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Ryan from Awesome Games writes: 'After dominating the PSOne market with the exceptional Resident Evil series, Devil May Cry was one of Japanese developer Capcoms earlier projects on the shiny new PlayStation 2, and it truly showcased the potential of the system. To label it as a hack and slash would simply not do it justice, Devil May Cry (henceforth referred to as DMC) represented a stylistic experiment that relied on the juxtaposition of seemingly disparate ideas which made up the formula for great success.'

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The Metroid, Mega Man, and Devil May Cry-inspired 2D action platformer Beyond-Human, which we brought your attention to a couple of weeks ago, is now up on Kickstarter with a plan to come to Windows, Mac, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation Vita.

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EGMR writes: "Its often a flaw of us humans that we see the past better than it actually was and the present worse than it honestly is. However if theres one thing in our games that I feel is an exception to that, it would have to be boss fights. I can say that because my favourite game of all time is the Metal Gear Solid series, which contained some of the greatest boss fights ever to be put in games. However over the course of the last generation boss fights more and more seemed to be fizzling out of games, and today its pretty much safe to say that boss fights as we know them by tradition arent really a thing anymore. Sure we had Devil May Cry 4 and God of War III and some little rays of sunshine here and there with things like the Mr Freeze fight in Batman: Arkham City and DmC: Devil May Crys attempts at doing stuff, but largely boss fights have taken a back seat to new trends like cinematic set pieces and the like. And its absolutely not something I feel is a good thing f...

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Beyond-Human is a combination of platformer and hack amp; slash inspired by Metroid, Megaman, and Devil May Cry