The Redmond store has also leaked the existence of a remaster of Vanquish, another Platinum Games video game.
PlatinumGames movement. The Japanese developer, authors of several of the most recognized action titles, works on the remastering of several of her titles. If a few hours ago the Microsoft Store filtered the revamped version of Vanquish, which will reach 60 fps and 4K on Xbox One X, now it's the turn of another of the studio's classics, Bayonetta.
According to TrueAchievements, the title starring the popular warrior witch will arrive in February for the Microsoft platform, weighing 12.87 GB. However, at this time, PlatinumGames has not made any official announcement in this regard. It should be noted that in the case of the first Bayonetta, the rights of the video game are still SEGA, although both the first sequel and Bayonetta 3 are produced and distributed by Nintendo. What has also revealed the store is that Vanquish and Bayonetta will be sold separately, but also in the same pack, as a bundle dedicated to the tenth anniversary.
Bayonetta's birthday was celebrated within PlatinumGames with a contest he organized for the community, in which you could win a shirt designed by Mari Shimazaki, the main artist behind the video game. The deadline for delivery of the drawings ended in November, but all players can celebrate this event with the new version of the title.
Resident Evil 3 remake, another leaked game
Video game leaks have not stopped in recent hours. Before Capcom revealed Resident Evil 3 Remake, another official source was responsible for uncovering the surprise by mistake. PSN Japan leaked several conceptual images of survival horror, which show the new design of the main characters. In fact, Nemesis has been teased by the community of players, who have made mounts due to the size of their teeth.
Bayonetta 3, meanwhile, is under development exclusively for Nintendo Switch, but the study has been in a state of mutism for months. Will we know new details before 2020? Everything is yet to be seen.
Source | Microsoft Store (via TrueAchievements)
