1 hours until some kinda reveal from SEGA. Bayonetta 1 PC PORT

http://gematsu.com/2017/04/bayonetta-now-available-pc-via-steam-4k-support

And it's Bayonetta 1 for PC and nothing else.

Duh.

@R10nu:

Yeah we all called it like a week ago, not sure where all these other weird ideas were coming from.

Anyways, **** yes! Buying right now, probably gonna buy a few extra keys and give them away just to show support. This is great! One of the few console only games I really wanted to see on PC.

I'm not at all surprised. Actually I expected both Bayonettas, but seems Sega only has rights to the first.

25$

store.steampowered.com/app/460790/

says $20 here mate.

Are you Australian or Canadian?

@Dibdibdobdobo:

Canada.

But don't have any plans to buy it anyway

A reasonable price, unlike that other game.

@the_master_race: I'll have to play number 1 and 2 on the Wiiu :-(

That's loads love to the master race.

Awesome!

Seems that the console versions were 30fps at the time, this is meant to be played at 60!

@KungfuKitten: knowing me most likely lol.

Yes mock me and my stupidity lol

No, it has to be the exact way I want it or it wont work.

WiiU and 360 were "console 60fps"... meaning 60 at best, but with plenty of drops. Still pretty solid though.

PS3 version? We don't talk about that version lol.

I'm glad more people will have access to such a good game, but is this really a big announcement?

If it's successful (and it probably will be) it could encourage other Sega titles.

Even with their old ass games they only released Genesis and Dreamcast titles.

This is excellent news for PC players! :) Bayonetta is a wonderful game.

4K support is awesome, cant wait for mods though :P

Well they do have NiGHTS into Dreams up there, but no one bought it, hence the lack of anything Saturn and vintage AM2 related.

I guess that makes sense. I was just expecting something more with all the hype ive seen about the announcement.

$1 for me - again, it was blindingly obvious what it was.

I'll wait a few days to see what's up, then I might buy it.

The more intelligent the person, the more mistakes they make.

That's the excuse I make whenever I do something silly. And it's true. The more intelligent the person the more they tend to think things through. But the things intelligent people think about tend to be further removed from the mundane things, the baseline activity. That is how my science teacher -who was incredibly intelligent- continuously forgot to plug in anything he wanted to show us. Maybe intuitively we'd think a dumb person would make that mistake. But it's the very smart people who make that mistake. Or at least, that's what I heard and experienced and of course there are exceptions.

Depends. I think problem solving abilities and intelligence fall into different realms. Of course, forgetfulness is a whole 'nother matter.