#BAYONETTA SWITCH PC#

There are also the ports that are bad in both modes like RiME. Some of them are perfect handheld with almost no improvements docked while others are good in docked, but pretty bad in handheld mode. In a lot of cases, Switch ports from some developers have been great in one of the two modes. The Nintendo outfits that change up the game a bit make it even more replayable. There’s a ton of replayability with the various accessories and skills you can unlock. Combat is sublime with various mechanics at play like Witch Time that slows down time on a perfect dodge and multiple skills you can unlock using the in game currency to make your experience even better. As an Umbran Witch, Bayonetta is up in arms with the Lumen Sages and the story sees her face some unique enemies and massive bosses. You play as Bayonetta who is a witch trying to figure out how she ended up in the position she awakes in. If you aren’t aware, Bayonetta is an excellent hack and slash action game with stellar combat and music. While this doesn’t offer more content than what the Wii U port offered, there are some big advantages here, but also one aspect that disappointed me. The Switch version came at the perfect time and without trying to sound like a broken record (I’m not sorry), booting up Bayonetta in handheld mode resulted in me playing until the battery warning notification in a single sitting. When Reggie announced the Bayonetta collection for Switch at The Game Awards, I knew this would be the version for me.

#BAYONETTA SWITCH PC#

I thought the PC or Xbox One (via 360 BC) versions would hook me but I barely scratched them. I eventually played a few hours on his Wii U but never really got into it.

When I had a PS3, a friend of mine who introduced me to PlatinumGames convinced me to get Bayonetta, but just like most games at the time, it went straight to the backlog.

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