One of the most cosplayed video game heroines since her debut in 2010, Bayonetta is getting a new look for a her Wii U sequel. If you're wondering how a simple bob works IRL, well, here you are. This cosplayer just began three straight days of holding those oversized pistols for eight hours.

As seen on this morning Nintendo Direct, the sequel to Platinum’s beloved camp-action game features even more over-the-top craziness than ever. Bayonetta's rocking a pixie cut but isn't any nicer than she used to be. New powers were shown and she apparently wield both dual pistols and dual whips. The game's due out in …

The past few years produced a huge amount of great games and a surprisingly decent amount of them have well-developed characters that are hard to forget. And, of course, some of them look really attractive.

You don't need to worry about Japanese developers when it comes to creating an insane, over-the-top frenzy on the screen. It's in their veins.

Earlier this month we visited taverns and bars that are noisy and dangerous.

Surreal stages, events, or gameplay that somehow just don't fit have always been present, and even expected. Their crazy graphics, weird aesthetics and ideas make sure that we have absolutely no idea what's going on. But they have their charm, they are funny, or they're simply part of the experience—and so we love…

Shown off at the Nintendo Direct this morning, here's a look at Bayonetta 2, which will be out for Wii U at some point in the future.

Game developer Hideki Kamiya of Platinum Games and recent Bayonetta fame will field just about any question on Twitter, whether he's well-versed on a topic or not. Something he knows a ton about? Devil May Cry games. Kamiya was the director on the original Devil May Cry back in 2001 and a very good authority on what…