When is Bayonetta 3 Coming Out? Bayonetta 3 Release Date Revealed

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A Nintendo Direct has happened and oh boy, were there some big announcements! One of them is another look at Bayonetta 3, the title a lot of gamers worldwide have been expecting for a long time. The trailer was pretty amazing, revealing more gameplay. Excited? Here’s Bayonetta 3’s release date. Also, make sure to check Prima Games for more news from the Nintendo Direct that happened today!

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When Will Bayonetta 3 Come Out? Release Date of Bayonetta 3 Revealed

Bayonetta 3 will be available on the Nintendo Store eShop immediately as a preorder after the Nintendo Direct stream. The current price is set at $59.99, and buying it now allows you to pre-load the game to your Nintendo Switch and launch it on the official release date as soon as it is unlocked for play. Getting a head start is always a good thing when you are rushing to be one of the first people playing a new video game title as servers can often be slower when everyone’s trying to download it at once.

You can also preorder a physical copy at most popular retailers, including GameStop and Amazon, if you prefer that over a digital download.

The official release date for Bayonetta 3 is October 28th, 2022, so it is just a month and a half from now. The popular hack-and-slash sequel is coming out exclusively on Nintendo Switch.

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The characters seen in the trailer are the allies that we will encounter throughout the gameplay: Luka The Driven Journalist, Jeanne The Platinum Witch, Viola The Untested Firebrand, and of course, our main character: Bayonetta The Witch of Genesis.

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Watch the official trailer for Bayonetta 3 below, showcasing the new gameplay:

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Nikola L

Nikola has been a Staff Writer at Prima Games since May 2022. He has been gaming since being able to hold an Amiga 500 joystick on his own, back in the early 90s (when gaming was really good!). Nikola has helped organize dozens of gaming events and tournaments and has been professionally attached to gaming since 2009.