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Bayonetta 2 busts some caps on Wii U this October, will include original Bayonetta

By Williams Pelegrin June 10, 2014

During the company’s E3 digital event, Nintendo revealed that Bayonetta 2, the Wii U-exclusive follow-up to 2010’s Bayonetta, will be released this October.

In addition to the narrowed release window, Nintendo also announced that the Platinum Games-developed game will include the original Bayonetta. The first game in the series was released for PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360. Nintendo will also include several console-exclusive costumes, giving players the ability to dress Bayonetta up like Princess Peach, Link, or Samus Aran.

Bayonetta will also have the ability to pull off her signature hair-based attacks with Nintendo-themed variations.

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