Bayonetta fans were surprised when Hideki Kamiya announced his departure from PlatinumGames, raising questions about the continuity of the saga.
Through your channel on YouTubethe creator of the franchise addressed the issue, saying that his vision of the 9-game saga will never be executed, but that doesn’t mean that Bayonetta has ended.
Kamiya said he hopes the PlatinumGames continue the story and let the public continue following the saga.
“As I explained previously, I worked on Bayonetta 1, 2, 3 and Origins. I’ve talked about this in several interviews, that the Bayonetta series would consist of a total of nine episodes, and that I wanted to elevate the franchise as the ‘Bayonetta Saga’, but it looks like I may have to take the entire saga to the grave with me. a feather. It’s not like I own Bayonetta, but I hope those who do will continue with the franchise,” these Kamiya.
Read more about Bayonetta:
Bayonetta 3 is available forNintendo Switch.
What is the narrative about?
According to the official description, Bayonetta returns in an all-new and spectacular climax. Sporting a wicked new ensemble and her somehow familiar ponytail, the titular Umbra Witch must face a mysterious evil using her signature weapons and time-slowing Witch Time ability. Is your enemy an angel, a devil, or something else entirely?
Explore Bayonetta’s more unpredictable side with Demon Masquerade, a new ability that channels the demon attached to her weapon, allowing for some exciting action options, not to mention some hair-raising combos.
The protagonist can also summon her demonic darlings like Gomorrah, Malphas and Phantasmaraneae during battle, unleashing her demonic powers in the heat of combat and in new larger-than-life battles, where you directly control the action.
Bayonetta fights bravely on the streets of Tokyo against a mysterious enemy determined to plunge humanity into the depths of chaos.
Why is she there? And has the enemy already extended his dominion to other worlds?
