There’s a pretty Bayonetta 2 cosplayer hanging around E3. She’s an official attraction at Nintendo’s booth.

We think of it less as cutting her hair,” Hashimoto replied. “Her personality is the type that would not want to remain stagnant. She would want to change her style, taste in fashion, and her costumes.”

Nintendo and PlatinumGames have shared a brief developer diary for Bayonetta 2, featuring producer Atsushi Inaba.

Bayonetta 2 has two control modes—a standard mode and touch screen controls.

While Bayonetta 2 is being developed as a single-player experience, PlatinumGames say they’ve included a 2-player mode as well.

This morning, PlatinumGames and Nintendo showed debut gameplay footage of Bayonetta 2.

Bayonetta has a new look in Bayonetta 2, Nintendo revealed through a Nintendo Direct trailer this morning.

PlatinumGames president Tatsuya Minami used to work at Capcom, like a lot of other Platinum staff members.

PlatinumGames’ Hideki Kamiya responds to queries regarding Bayonetta 2′s Wii U exclusivity.

The development of Bayonetta 2 is going well, says Nintendo president, Satoru Iwata.

“I am trying to meet with the game developers individually for this matter,” Miyamoto says.

Hideki Kamiya confirms that Nintendo producers are involved with Bayonetta 2′s development.

Kamiya talks ninjas from Kyoto, Smash Bros. creator, Masahiro Sakurai, and more.

“Alongside Nintendo, we hope to grow the Bayonetta brand beyond where it stands today,” says PlatinumGames president, Tatsuya Minami.

Bayonetta is back!