I finally was able to get this game for under $20. So far, it is okay. I don't see how people would be willing to pay $60 for it. However, it is well worth the price I paid. I guess as I get older, I'm not enjoying button mashing as much. 
What makes Bayonetta appealing is seeing the result of the combos. I really love the way her hair becomes a demon. Hopefully I will be able to beat this weekend or tonight. Well, to all happy gaming.

I finally was able to get this game for under $20. So far, it is okay. I don't see how people would be willing to pay $60 for it. However, it is well worth the price I paid. I guess as I get older, I'm not enjoying button mashing as much. 
What makes Bayonetta appealing is seeing the result of the combos. I really love the way her hair becomes a demon. Hopefully I will be able to beat this weekend or tonight. Well, to all happy gaming.

" I finally was able to get this game for under $20. So far, it is okay. I don't see how people would be willing to pay $60 for it. However, it is well worth the price I paid. I guess as I get older, I'm not enjoying button mashing as much. What makes Bayonetta appealing is seeing the result of the combos. I really love the way her hair becomes a demon. Hopefully I will be able to beat this weekend or tonight. Well, to all happy gaming. "

lol, but seriously, if you're just mashing buttons, you're playing 3rd person action games wrong. Don't get me wrong, I know that you can get through them on normal doing so, but you've just ruined what could have been a great 12 hours of your life smashing X and Y.

I really want to try Bayonetta, just because it looks so crazy! :)

If you don't enjoy button mashing, either skip Normal and play on Hard right away, or try to go for the higher ranks by beating enemies fast, stylishly, and without getting hit. The game is incredibly deep, but if you play on Normal and don't care about ranks, you're not gonna get to see any of that complexity -- you're doing both the game and yourself a disservice.

i`ve been DIEING to play that game, the only thing is, I heard it`s better for 360, gosh, things always have to be so hard

To fully enjoy Bayonetta, you MUST:
 
Play on NORMAL or higher, and not easy or very easy.
Resign yourself to the fact that you're going to die several times a level, at least until you get better.
 
The game only comes into its own when it's NOT played as a button masher.  Don't ruin the true experience for yourself.

Bayonetta is best enjoyed when you try to get a high ranking and/or clear the game without dying.  If you don't care about continuing constantly and don't try to learn to play with some grace and care, then you're not going to get that much out of the combat.