- The Bayonetta video game database that anyone can edit Warning this wiki contains unmarked spoilers as well strong language and suggestive themes This currently has 478 a

- The Bayonetta video game database that anyone can edit Warning this wiki contains unmarked spoilers as well strong language and suggestive themes This currently has 478 a

- What s on your mind TEXT POLL Is Bayonetta just one massive time loop and if so does it ever get broken 7 Votes in Poll 4 was too difficult for Nintendo to censor the gam

Bayonetta can refer to one of the following: Bayonetta, also known as Cereza, the titular protagonist of the series. Cereza, an alternate universe version of a younger Bayonetta in Bayonetta. Cereza, Bayonetta's younger self and the protagonist

Bayonetta 2 (ベヨネッタ2) is a 2014 action game developed by PlatinumGames and published by Nintendo exclusively for Wii U and Nintendo Switch. The sequel to the first game, Bayonetta, it was first announced during a Nintendo Direct presentation on S

Bayonetta 3 (ベヨネッタ3) is an action video game in development by PlatinumGames, and published by Nintendo, exclusively for the Nintendo Switch. It is the third entry in the Bayonetta series, following Bayonetta 2 in 2014 and was released on Octobe

8-Bit Bayonetta, formerly known as Angel Land, is an inaccurately-named, 16-bit-style action/shooter game for web browsers, based on the Bayonetta game franchise. It can be downloaded at steam://install/567090 if Steam is installed. The game fea

Bayonetta Pachislot is an arcade/gambling game developed by the SEGA SAMMY Group under the Sammy Corporation name. A Pachislot game similar to the likes of other game-themed gambling machines that feature series such as Castlevania and Tekken, B

Max Anarchy (Anarchy Reigns outside of Japan) is an open-world beat-em-up published by Sega and developed by Platinum Games and released for the Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. It serves as an alternate continuity to the 2009 Wii game Madworld, as i

Devil May Cry is a series of games published and developed by Capcom, which follows the exploits of the half-demon protagonist, Dante, as he battles against the forces of hell. The first in the series was created by