edgecrusher said:SupremeAC said:Be sure to post some impressions.
Will do but I'm sure Archie will beat me to it.
Not sure about that. I want to get it but I need to pick up Bayonetta 2 first then a few other Wii U games to get caught up on plus there's quite a lot coming in Nov. that I want to get too.
robio said:I know it's not a popular opinion, but I'd argue it's better. Graphics and soundtrack it gets squashed by SotN (can't think of many games that can touch SotN's soundtrack for that matter), but Aria has a better story and castle layout. Plus Aria's soul system makes the combat a lot more fun than Symphony. That and I still cringe at Symphony's voice acting.
Dawn of Sorrow trumps them both though.
When is Nintendo going to add DS games to the eSHOP btw? (Not to mention N64, Gamecube, and Wii)
edgecrusher said:When is Nintendo going to add DS games to the eSHOP btw? (Not to mention N64, Gamecube, and Wii)
Who knows? I'm guessing they'll show up early next year once a big drought starts up. Seems like the Wii games would have been a nobrainer by now though.
I haz Bayonetta 2. 
Archangel3371 said:I haz Bayonetta 2.
And Bayonetta 1!
edgecrusher said:Archangel3371 said:I haz Bayonetta 2.
And Bayonetta 1!
Yes, and Bayonetta 1.
Archangel3371 said:
I finished the opening of Bayonetta last night, definitely a really cool game...I guess you can't go wrong when you mix Devil May Cry with a hot chick. Playing with the Pro Controller which I highly recommend for any game that doesn't require the Gamepad.
I just hope I'm not to burned out to play the sequel after I finish the 1st game.
edgecrusher said:Archangel3371 said:
I finished the opening of Bayonetta last night, definitely a really cool game...I guess you can't go wrong when you mix Devil May Cry with a hot chick. Playing with the Pro Controller which I highly recommend for any game that doesn't require the Gamepad.
I just hope I'm not to burned out to play the sequel after I finish the 1st game.
I have the first game on the 360 and played through it back when it first came out. Fantastic game. I'll play through the first game again before playing the second just for fun and to check out the new outfits and stuff.
I think the hairdo put me off the first game, I'm being serious. The haircut in the 2nd game makes the character far less repugnant to look and play as. Also, why is the game so brown?
gamingeek said:I think the hairdo put me off the first game, I'm being serious. The haircut in the 2nd game makes the character far less repugnant to look and play as. Also, why is the game so brown?
Yeah I actually like the look of her more in the 2nd game too...she looks more classy and professional while being super sexy at the same time. As for brown, just because?
edgecrusher said:Yeah I actually like the look of her more in the 2nd game too...she looks more classy and professional while being super sexy at the same time. As for brown, just because?
The colour pallette in the first game I mean.
I don't know something about her hair in the first game creeps me out. High, cone shaped, bee-hivey yet... alive in some way. Coupled with dat outfit?
I actually like her hair better in the first game and was disappointed to see she got a haircut in the sequel. I'm a long hair kind of guy.
I thought her outfit was made of her hair so I was curious where her outfit was coming from in part 2. Pubes?
You don't have to be vulgar dude. It could be armpit hair. Or she could have a hairy anus. Doesn't have to be pubes.
Picked up The Wonderful 101.
Isn't ass hair classed as pubes?
Just bought the Special Edition of Bayonetta 2 (+1), since the First Print Edition I pre-ordered still hasn't come in. I'm going to wait another week before I rip it open though, hoping that my FP will still come in and I can return the SP. A fool can dream, no? 
I took advantage of the eShop's Halloween sale and picked up RE: Revelations for the Wii U for $16. Not too shabby.
Picked up Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare for Xbox One today.
I know it's not a popular opinion, but I'd argue it's better. Graphics and soundtrack it gets squashed by SotN (can't think of many games that can touch SotN's soundtrack for that matter), but Aria has a better story and castle layout. Plus Aria's soul system makes the combat a lot more fun than Symphony. That and I still cringe at Symphony's voice acting.
Dawn of Sorrow trumps them both though.