The rhythm of combat remains the same, though it's hard to complain when it's riffing off such a heady beat, where chimed enemy attacks are lithely dodged into slo-mo pugilism, where impossible combos culminate with a 20-foot boot weaved from hair crashing from the heavens and where spinning amidst...

By all sensible and logical business reasoning, Bayonetta 2 shouldn't exist. The first didn't sell anything worth a damn, despite it (insert ‘probably' here for the opinion-as-fact-Nazis) having the best combat system of any third person action game made and being absolutely bashit mental in many of...

Props to Nintendo for making this sequel happen. I still can't believe it. Because of this, there are a few nods to Nintendo games to be found whilst playing. I'd say this game manages to surpass the last!

I've seen the first Bayonetta every once in a while when shopping for video games, but I never had a chance to play it because I did not own a PS3. So when Bayonetta 2 came out on Wii U I was very happy to finally get a chance to try the sequel.

Bayonetta 2 starts off in much the same way its original forerunner did; You are dumped in the middle of a chaotic frenzy that instantly brings you as up to speed as you can be in its delightful disorder.

Great Combat System | Visuals that pushed the WIi U | Soundtrack | Value for money

Online feels slapped together

Bayonetta 2 is like a drug. It makes you feel good from the minute you ingest it, to the final minutes of its conclusion. Its vibrant colors will put you in a trance as your character dances across the screen with a flourish of extravagant attacks.

Bayonetta 2 is perfect on all levels that supports a flawless gaming engine, exceptional graphics and kick-ass female protagonist

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Incredible gameplay; Crazy storyline; Absolutely beautiful; Addictive structure

*very* familiar; Chaotic multiplayer

It's been a long time coming, the agonizing wait for a sequel to one of 2010's best games, Bayonetta. Stuck in a publishing limbo, it seemed like no one was going to experience the follow up to one of Platinum Games' best efforts, and I can't believe I'm saying this, but I'm glad Nintendo decided to...

Bayonetta 2 doesn't drastically change the already wacky formula that the first game introduced, but it's a bigger and more nuanced version of its predecessor. It's also the best game of its kind in years.