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Bayonetta 2, The Wonderful 101 and Monster Hunter 3: Ultimate unveiled for Wii U

Joe Sinicki

Gaming News

September 13, 2012

Wii U gets some great thirds party titles.

Bayonetta Sells A Million

Eddie Makuch

Gaming News

February 5, 2010

She shoots bullets from her shoes and summons demons from her hair, how could it not?

Gaming Weekly: Bringing Sexy Back

Eddie Makuch

Gaming News

January 4, 2010

She runs, she kills, and she looks hot doing it. Bayonetta is out this week.

Bayonetta demo, yours to have and to hold, Dec. 3

Eddie Makuch

Gaming News

November 23, 2009

Play the sexy shooter early next month.

SEGA confirms Jan. 5 Bayonetta release date

Eddie Makuch

Gaming News

October 29, 2009

The stylish and sexy action game, yours this January.

Maxim teams with SEGA for Bayonetta look-a-like contest

Eddie Makuch

Gaming News Video Games

September 2, 2009

The ultimate cosplay contest is upon us. If you're a gamer-girl, you'll want to read on.

Bayonetta delayed until 2010

Marc Normandin

Gaming News Video Games

July 17, 2009

Those with a fetish for women who beat people up with their hair will have to wait just that much longer

Sega unveils Comic-Con lineup

Marc Normandin

Gaming News Screens and vids Video Games

July 16, 2009

Sega shows its hand, and we'll be there to check it out next week

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