PlatinumGames has supplied a short but tantalising touch upon the way forward for Bayonetta throughout an interview with Famitsu (thanks, Nintendo All the things).
The corporate’s CEO Atsushi Inaba was talking alongside Shift Up’s Kim Hyung Tae, with the pair having just lately collaborated on a Bayonetta costume for Stellar Blade. Inaba was requested if he may touch upon what PlatinumGames’ subsequent transfer will probably be in relation to Bayonetta, to which he stated:
“Effectively… I can’t actually reply that for the time being. As for Bayonetta, I strongly really feel that I wish to broaden her as a personality and broaden her world. Please wait to see precisely what form that can take.”
When pushed to talk on a possible new sport, Inaba merely stated “no remark”, with Kim stating that they’re going to be talking off the file after the interview, jokingly pushing for the interview to finish.
So it feels like Bayonetta definitely has a future, although what type that can take is unsure right now. Collection creator Hideki Kamiya left PlatinumGames and is now engaged on an Okami sequel at his new studios Clovers, nevertheless it appears PlatinumGames is eager to proceed engaged on Bayonetta in his absence.
If it is a full sequel to Bayonetta 3, it is doubtless that this will probably be heading to the Swap 2 in collaboration with Nintendo as soon as once more, however we’ll have to attend and see.