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Platinum Games' Hideki Kamiya Teases Bayonetta 3 Info, Unannounced Title in 2021

posted on by Adriana Hazra
Hopes to make announcements in 2021

Game designer Hideki Kamiya of Platinum Games spoke about the upcoming Bayonetta 3 game as well as unannounced title or titles to Hamster CEO Satoshi Hamada during the Arcade Archives livestreams. Kamiya stated that he can not say too much but hopes to make announcements this year.

Bayonetta 3 is in development exclusively for the Nintendo Switch console.

Platinum Games and Sega released the first Bayonetta action game about a shape-shifting, fighting witch on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 in Japan in October 2009, and then in North America in January 2010. Platinum Games and Sega released Bayonetta 2 for the Wii U in October 2014. Sega published Bayonetta for the PC in April 2017, and it released Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2 for the Nintendo Switch in February 2018. Sega published Bayonetta and Platinum Games' Vanquish games together in a 10th anniversary bundle physically and digitally for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on February 18.

Platinum Games producer Atsushi Inaba mentioned in an interview with IGN Japan last February that the company is interested in self-publishing the Bayonetta series of games, but noted that it is purely a desire, and not a statement on whether or not the company could actually do it. He added that Nintendo and Sega currently both own half of the intellectual property rights for the series, and that if Platinum Games were to self-publish Bayonetta through crowdfunding, it would require a high amount of money compared to the company's Kickstarter campaign for The Wonderful 101: Remastered game.

Anime studio Gonzo produced an anime film adaptation of the Bayonetta series of games titled Bayonetta: Bloody Fate which released in November 2013. Mizuki Sakakibara launched a two-part manga adaptation of the anime film in December 2013.

Source: Arcade Archives via Nintendo Everything, Hachima Kikō


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