With the game's core so refined, it's odd that the story scenes are so hit and miss. And the 60fps action is just as frantic and precise. Again, it's incredibly tough and you both need to bring your A-game, but Pure Platinum successes here are great moments when you've achieved them together. We played between the UK and US GamesRadar offices and there was zero lag as we fought bravely through the small arena matches, which unlock as you complete a corresponding section of the main story.
With so much emphasis placed on the ranking mode, that's a pretty major problem.Īll of the moveset customisation carries over into the new online co-op mode, which works superbly. Couple that with a camera system that can leave you unable to see enemies within attack distance behind you and there's potential for an unseen attack to spoil an otherwise perfect run. The visuals are so magnificently rich with their shiny surfaces, high-resolution textures and exquisitely-detailed enemy designs, it can sometimes be hard to actually tell what's going on. The original still looks, sounds and feels amazing, so I recommend you go for the pairing. Without spoiling anything, it's safe to say you really should familiarise yourself with the events of the first game, otherwise you really won't enjoy the sequel's story scenes very much at all. The Nintendo hardware has no PS3-style problems handling the game, which remains comparable to the quality of the Xbox 360 version.
Bayonetta 2's special edition comes with a Wii U conversion of the original Bayonetta.
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