@JaxonH and @Grumblevolcano nice, and for what i seeying in the Bayonetta subreddit, is advisable for you to return in this bonus stages, when you are more powerful, i assume you are in the begining of the game.
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Just struck me how similar Bayo3 is to Monster Hunter Rise. Both allow you to ride/control giant beasts to fight other monsters, and both allow you to swing around like Spiderman, and both have fast, quick weapons and giant, slow weapons. And both allow you to explore to find yellow, green and red buffs.
I’m so mad that aside from my having both a fear reaction (I have terrible arachnophobia even with fantasy arachnids) and a muted attraction reaction to that section my second thought was “wow this feels as good as a spiderman game. I want platinum to make a spiderwoman/silk/Gwen game”.
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I was surprised Ace Anglers: Fishing Spirits was rated Teen just because it has Simulated Gambling. So I guess the game have something about Casino slots or spending a virtual money to get items randomly.
@JaxonH actualy Bayonetta 3 use some concept from Scalebound(the exclusive game Platinum Games developed for Xbox One, the lead designer for the game is also the director of Bayonetta 3, in this case the concept i refering is the mechanic of Demon Slave that was adapted from using that dragon in Scalebound), if you watch some gameplay for the game, you might notice some similarties with Demon Slave.
It's so awesome. Everyone was hyped for Scalebound because of how awesome it looked controlling giant dragons. And they fit that mechanic perfectly into Bayo3! Summoning Gomorrah has Scalebound written all over it.
What really makes Bayonetta 3 special is the fact it was built on a foundation of the greatest action series combat of all time, then sprinkled in the best ideas and concepts from Scalebound, improved the exploration and hidden item gameplay loop, and improved the story.
Scalebound truly lives on through Bayonetta 3.
Mmmmm mmmmm this game is so freaking good! I'm in Chapter 3 exploring these Chinese/Japanese temple like buildings, just beat a Challenge Room called "Tricky Terrain" where that turquoise mist pulls you toward it, all the while enemies encircle the perimeter of the arena with laser scope shots lining up at you, and missiles zeroing in from above. You have to survive for like a minute. Such creativity.
Though I can't say Bayonetta 2 didn't also have some creative challenges. I remember one where you couldn't touch the ground for 60 seconds, and there were these flying enemies you'd have to head hop on over and over while avoiding their attacks. It was so hard. But so creative. Kamiya and the guys at Platinum are a rare breed of creative genius.
@JaxonH yes i remember this chalenges in Bayonetta 2(had to shoot the giant Angel enemie constinualy, i used Love is Blue and Alrune to beat this chalenge) a intering fact to you all chalenge names is from norse mithology
@JaxonH that yoyo is my favorite weapon of the game, Platinum Games outdones themself with the weapons of the game, and speaking of weapons did you noticed most of the Masquarede Rage attack will fit well for a new Final Smash for Bayonetta(specially Traionetta).
i have ADHD and Asperger( a mild form of Austism), so games that offer me plenty of collectibles to collect and engaging mechanic is good for me, that why i love the Super Mario, Legend of Zelda, Metroid e Pokémon franchise, not this this franchises are amazing, but they something that when i play them make my agitated mind feel relaxed and calm.
With 2 months left of the year, I've been thinking about my top 5 games this year. Currently I'd go with:
1. Xenoblade Chronicles 3
2. Bayonetta 3
3. Fire Emblem Warriors Three Hopes
4. Nier Automata
5. Portal Companion Collection
If you include DLC in the list, it's almost the same just with the MK8 Deluxe Booster Course Pass in 1st and everything else moves down 1 spot.
1) Xenoblade chronicles 3
2) Sparks of Hope
3) Trianlge Strategy
4) FE: 3 Hopes
5) TBD, but I have no doubt it'll be Shredders Revenge. It might even bump up to # 2 or #3. Once my LRG copy arrives, I'll report back! Same with Bayonetta 3.
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Kirby was great. There were just a LOT of strong contenders this year. Are you into other genres? You're into Bayonetta 3 so clearly you play core games. What about Nier Automata which is similar to Bayonetta 3 (at least in combat)?
Or JRPGs like Xenoblade 3 and Persona 5 Royal? Or Monster Hunter Rise Sunbreak. Or the Portal games? What about strategy games like Mario Rabbids or Triangle Strategy?
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