It might seem like a stretch but this definitely seems like it could make the game more palatable to those regions.Īdding options is always a case of more upsides - for business and consumer - than it is downsides, so I think it's the smart move if anything it's just a funny sounding mode. I can't help but wonder if in some regions which are a bit (read: way) more on the extreme end of what can and can't be shown, if Nintendo would consider releasing the game there with the game only presented in Naive Angel Mode. I think you're right in that it could probably be the primary motivator behind including the mode, but there are reasons across the board to make a move like this. Yeah, I can definitely see that, and I'd add it to the list of reasons for having this mode. Unlike Sony, which does not hesitate to censor certain Japanese games that are a little too daring.īayonetta 3 will be available on Nintendo Switch on October 28th.I'd bet my ass that this is not the reason and it's rather a move to be politically correct in these times when boobs and asses being shown is criticized to oblivion.
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We can indeed believe in his words given that Nintendo has surprisingly let go of censorship since the beginnings of the Switch, while the firm had until then a reputation as a screw driver that still sticks to its skin today. Like Iwacchi (Editor’s note: affectionate name given to the late Satoru Iwata) mentioned it, Nintendo isn’t just a giant company with red tape around every corner, and after working with them for so long, I feel like even though there are times when we might be a bit of a fool, they’re surprisingly open to direct development and sales discussions. No bias influenced this aspect of the game, and I think players can enjoy the game without worrying about what might have been. 1 and 2, and how it should have been a little more revealing. “I see a lot of people talking about Nintendo when discussing nudity in Bayonetta, but during our discussions for the Bayonetta 1, Bayonetta 2 and Bayonetta 3 port, the only suggestion we received was for Link’s costume in Bayonetta. Here is the message of the interested party (translated into English by Nintendo Everything): According his messages posted on twitterNintendo has never intervened in this sense except once for Link’s costume which was initially more modest, a shame.
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According to the creator of the series (which is rarely in the language of wood), Hideki Kamiya, that’s not the case at all. Since this announcement, many theories and speculations have pointed the finger at Nintendo who would have imposed this directive on the Japanese studio. Since the choice is given to us and it is not even imposed on the face of it, this case could have ended here, but it obviously does not. Basically, this option will be deactivated and it will be up to you to activate it to potentially avoid some embarrassing family situations. Platinum Games’ Beat’em all also unveiled a mode to censor the witch’s partial nudity with the “Naive Angel” mode. To everyone’s delight, Bayonetta 3 recently gave some news by presenting gameplay and some elements of its scenario.
We’ve added the revolutionary “Naive Angel Mode” to Bayonetta 3 so more people can fully enjoy it👍īy turning it on, you can play right in the living room without having to worry about what’s on screen… we think😅 #Bayonetta3 /SEs3vqrdYc Relax, the witch is back and sexier than ever🌙 Following fan speculation, franchise creator and producer Hideki Kamiya has spoken out to quell rumors of Nintendo being too strict. One of the features shown in the recent trailer for Bayonetta 3 surprised players with an option to censor partial nudity.
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