This dragon bit the opponent in two spraying blood and guts everywhere. I was stunned, and had no freakin’ idea what was going on. At one point during the fight, her “clothes” unwrapped and turned into a ginormous dragon. It’s important to note that Bayonetta’s clothes are actually made from her hair magically wrapped around her body. I also got the Wicked Weave Achievement for…I don’t know what, nor do I care, but I sure as crap got it!Ĭraziest Moment: I was fighting one of the mini bosses at the very end of the chapter. At the end of each battle you get a rating of how well you did, and I got earned golds ratings and one silver rating with an overall rating of silver for the whole chapter. I was so pleasantly surprised by such a hilariously awesome move that I squealed with joy. At one point during the game, I kicked a guy onto all fours, shackled him in place, repeatedly kicked him in the cornhole, and then chopped his head off with a guillotine.

Bayonetta’s a keeper.ģ1 Minutes of Play: I started in Chapter 2: Vigrid, City of Déjà vu. The beat has a moderate tempo with a loose swing.

I will definitely keep playing this one, folks. Fly me to the Moon Written in America by Bart Howard in 1954, Originally sung by Felicia Saunders, wasn’t sung by Frank Sinatra til 10 years later, even though his is considered the definitive version. That is great for someone like me, who doesn’t always remember which combination of buttons will do which moves. I love it that it will tell you what buttons to push when you need to push them in order to humiliate your opponent and destroy them. I think this is an excellent game for noobs and veterans because it’s challenging enough for the experienced players yet it will walk you through everything you need to know, and it comes with a variety of difficulty settings to help you tweak your experience. General Thoughts: What’s not to love about an action game that stars a hot chick that kicks a lot of ass! Bayonetta is a single player stylish action game for the X-Box 360.

Fly me to the moon bayonetta