Platinum Games would love to publish him

With the resounding success of his recent Wonderful 101: Remastered_ Kickstarter, Platinum Games plans for games are progressing. However, it still has the way to go before you can resume one of its most coveted franchises ... Bayonetta.

In an interview with IGN Japan, Studio Chef Atsushi Inaba expressed interest in publishing bayonetta games according to the studio's own conditions. But it is rather delicate, given the current position of the rights.

Nintendo and Sega currently have half of the Bayonetta Intellectual Property Rights, unlike Platinum Games. And even if the company was allowed to pursue a participatory financing campaign for self-publishing its games, it would require more money than The Wonderful 101: remastered currently.

Nevertheless, Inaba hopes it could happen one day. I think Bayonetta is a very important title for Platinum Games, so it's an honest feeling that I would like to do if there is such a chance, he explained. In this case, There is enough money to compare with this participatory financing, I think that's the question of whether we can do it ourselves, but everything is fine and when we are asked if we want to do it, well sure we want to do it.

For the moment, Platinum Games remains concentrated on The Wonderful 101: remastered and give it the good return it deserves. He currently has an April 2020 exit window, according to the Kickstarter page. So far, its release on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 and PC is confirmed.

As for Bayonetta fans, they will be able to replay their heroin with firearms early enough. Sega will publish a Bayonetta and Vaincre remastered collection on February 18th for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One; And Bayonetta 3 is still developing in exclusive Nintendo Switch, although there is no exit date yet. You can relive its 2017 epic trailer below.