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Hellena Taylor is not the voice actress for Bayonetta in Bayonetta 3 and the role has shifted to Jennifer Hale, according to PlatinumGames.

Director Yusuke Miyata shared that tidbit in an interview with Game Informer. Speaking with the magazine, he explained that the change came about due to “overlapping circumstances”. However, Miyata did say that “Jennifer’s performance was way beyond what we could have imagined.”

Nier Automata Switch PS4 graphics comparison

A new video for the Switch and PS4 versions of NieR: Automata have emerged, covering the graphics and frame rate.

By all accounts, developer Virtuos has done an admirable job bringing the action adventure game to Switch. We already know that the title targets 30 frames per second on Nintendo’s console rather than 60 – and that’s further backed up here. But this may actually be a good thing as the PS4 version, while targeting 60, can fluctuate – and that doesn’t always lead to the best experience. Elsewhere we see that the game apparently goes for a resolution of 1080p on Switch when docked, but with temporal reconstruction. 

The original Bayonetta was on track for a standalone physical release on Switch today, but in Europe and the UK, there’s been a bit of a snag. Over on social media, Nintendo said it is “now aiming to release the physical edition of Bayonetta in the first half of October, exclusively on My Nintendo Store.”

As far as we know, everything has gone according to plan in North America. Right now you can pick up a copy at a retailer like Amazon.

NieR Automata Engels

Square Enix has shared the latest look at the Switch version of NieR: Automata, and has now highlighted the Engels boss fight. This is a goliath-class machine lifeform disguised as a building, and it emits steam throughout its body to stay cool. When attacking it has firey arms.

Further information about NieR: Automata can be found in the following overview:

Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2 update 1.1.0

Over four years after they originally came to Switch, Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2 just received a new 1.1.0 update on Switch.

Both titles have additional language support. Korean, Chinese (Simplified), and Chinese (Traditional) text can be accessed after installing the update.

The full patch notes for the Bayonetta and Bayonetta 2 version 1.1.0 update are as follows:

NieR: Automata Abandoned Factory

It’s time for another world overview trailer for the Switch version of NieR: Automata, with Square Enix now highlighting the Abandoned Factory. The large industrial structure is said to be “much more complex than its appearance and houses many dangerous mysteries in its twisted corridors.”

Below is some additional information about the game:

The Switch version of NieR: Automata was on display at the 2022 Tokyo Game Show today. Along with a brand new trailer, extensive gameplay was shown during a live stream. Both are now up online.

Here’s some information about NieR: Automata:

NieR: Automata Amusement Park

NieR: Automata has received its second world trailer for the Switch version that introduces the Amusement Park. Although the area once brought happiness and joy to mankind, it’s now occupied by harmless machine lifeforms. Square Enix mentions how they’re found dancing and throwing confetti in their carnival attire.

A bit of additional information about NieR: Automata is available in the following overview:

Bayonetta 3

Nintendo has released a new 8-minute trailer for Bayonetta 3. Fans can get another look at the Switch exclusive ahead of next month’s launch.

Here’s an overview of Bayonetta 3:

Square Enix is back with another trailer for the Switch version of NieR: Automata: The End of YoRHa Edition, and this time around we have a look at the City Ruins. This is a desolate city eroded by greenery and decay, and is now occupied by machine lifeforms and wildlife. Square Enix notes how there are many parts to be explored as this city lies in the very center of the connecting zones.

Here’s some information about NieR: Automata:


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