Yesterdays Nintendo Direct was jam-packed with. We're clearly getting a return for the superb Witch Time dynamic, which lets you enter slow motion for a bit when you execute a well-timed dodge, and the scale looks even bigger than ever, which is very much saying something for a franchise this bombastic. Bayonetta 3, one of the Nintendo Switchs hottest exclusives, has finally gotten a gameplay trailer. After a few moments, Bayonetta herself appears, notably. The visuals look fairly consistent with Bayonetta 2, which isn't a huge surprise given that game also came to the Switch, but we might get some smoother performance since PlatinumGames has had a number of years to get to grips with the hardware's kinks. The trailer itself for Bayonetta 3 started off showing the ruins of a vast city, where many soldiers were doing battle with a monster. Joy be unto JubeliusAfter 1386 days without any news following Bayonetta 3вЂ™s Game Awards teaser trailer way back in 2017, the bad Umbran witch is back, and on Bi Visibility Day no less. This time it looks like Bayonetta will have even more direct control over the super-enteties she sometimes summons, too, with a fight that looks like you might as well be a kaiju appearing at one point. Unfortunately, we still don't have a ton of info on Bayonetta 3's story, although the trailer does hint at some new gameplay elements.

Once again you can blend ranged attacks using Bayonetta's pistols with close-up assaults using kicks and jabs, powering yourself up to be able to unleash hair attacks that do more damage and torture attacks that finish enemies off in BDSM-inflected ways. Revealed during a primetime Nintendo Direct showcase, the new Bayonetta 3 trailer puts an end to four years of near radio silence on Platinum GamesвЂ™ leggy, fashionable, witch. Looking every bit as crazy as a new Bayonetta game ought to. The second trailer we got for Bayonetta 3, in late 2021, is a longer look that gives us some snippets of gameplay to sink our teeth into, and you can see that it's very much a smooth evolution of the combat we enjoyed so much in the first two games.