Inuzagi

" @Black_Rose said:

" @masterpaperlink said:

" I procrastinate up until the last minute for everything "

This "

I'm doing this right now. "

I use a wireless controller for my 360. For my PS3 I keep my PS3 controller wired and use said PS3 controller for my PC.

The code will work with either system.

I'v been playing some Blazblue when I can't sleep...just practicing of course. If I still can't sleep, then I'll play some FFXIII or Bayonetta.

 Their is no trophy for getting Pure Platinum on every mission....so I would assume the achievements would be the same. I'll probably go ahead and try to get Pure Platinum on every mission (old DMC habit), so even if their was a trophy like that, I'd get it eventually.

Eh, it's no problem. So which version of Bayonetta are you going to get?

" @Inuzagi said:

" I imported my copy of Bayonetta(PS3) quite some time ago....as you can guess the game is of course great. So far, Bayonetta herself, has not yet dissapointed me with her brand of insanity. Combat moves swiftly and fluidly, and the game offer's up some great humor with references to other games. One thing that I do like though, is that Bayonetta defines itself. It doesn't feel like I'm playing some DMC knockoff, Bayonetta separates itself from other franchises and keep itself on it's own.    I do see the inspirations for some of the enemies ( certain twin enemies in the game bearing an ode to Agni and Rudra from DMC3), but they still feel as if their own entities.     Yes as you can guess, I do love me some Bayonetta. Defiantly worth buying if you haven't picked it up (well imported in this case...and yes the game is in complete english when you play if you play it on your PS3). "

  That's an intentional design decision of Kamiya-sans. As far as he's concerned, where that series is at now has nothing to do with him, he wanted this game to stand out as being it's own thing, he wanted it to be better. He saw the flaws in that series and elsewhere and then began attempting to capitalize on their shortcomings with intelligent innovation.   I think your part of a very small band of players wishing that it was more akin to DMC, the majority will be thankful this is different, once they realise so, after actually playing it.  There are still some calling it a DMC clone after all...    "

It's nice seeing Infamous and Ratchet in the runner's up at the very least. Otherwise a good choice I suppose.

" @FluxWaveZ said:

" @ADTR_ZERO: Umm... it depends on how you want to play...?  It's methodical, if that's what you mean.  You can't rush in and expect to come out victorious, you actually have to think about your next move. "

Hmmmm...I think after watching the quick look, it's not for me. I like Killzone 2 and Halo and other fast paced games.  I think it will be between InFamous and AC2, but thanks. "

I imported my copy of Bayonetta(PS3) quite some time ago....as you can guess the game is of course great. So far, Bayonetta herself, has not yet dissapointed me with her brand of insanity. Combat moves swiftly and fluidly, and the game offer's up some great humor with references to other games. One thing that I do like though, is that Bayonetta defines itself. It doesn't feel like I'm playing some DMC knockoff, Bayonetta separates itself from other franchises and keep itself on it's own. 
 
 I do see the inspirations for some of the enemies ( certain twin enemies in the game bearing an ode to Agni and Rudra from DMC3), but they still feel as if their own entities.  
 
 Yes as you can guess, I do love me some Bayonetta. Defiantly worth buying if you haven't picked it up (well imported in this case...and yes the game is in complete english when you play if you play it on your PS3).