Japanese Bayonetta knows English, is region-free

by Andrew Yoon on Oct 28th 2009 11:30AM

Chances are, you want "non stop climax action" as soon as possible. Thanks to the PS3's region-free gaming, you'll be able to do just that. The game's menus and dialog, as Siliconera discovered, are all in English -- no need to learn Japanese, folks. Considering the game isn't due to arrive in North America until early next year, this import is an easy choice for those who want Hideki Kamiya's latest now.

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Tags: action, bayonetta, import, Platinum-Games, region-free, sega

Reader Comments (20)

Caption, "Me love you long time."

the demo is great. Just wish the instructions were in english. Besides that I love the game.

What KIND of "Non Stop Climax" Are they referring to? :D

Just kidding

This is awesome, I'm importing this baby as soon as I get paid!(On PS3 by the way)

This is pretty sweet, though I don't know if I'll be willing to pay extra for an import of a game coming out in only a few months..

Whoever that is dressed up as Bayonetta though is very attractive

I'll wait as long as the possibility of them fixing the PS3 port for a US release exists.

Fixing what?
I played the demo with no problems.

I think he's talking about the muddy graphics on the PS3 version... A little extra plish could make the trick :)

I played the demo and it looks great on my tv. Of course i didnt play the ps3 demo side by side of the 360 but who does? Enjoy the game its a sweet game. Graphics to me were fine.

Also, the non-Japanese versions will get highly censored so... yeah. Get her while she's hot?

*will probably get highly censored

Unless there is something extremely special about the japanese edition, I am going to wait until the US version comes out....cause God knows that I my gaming schedule is booked solid for the next 4-months with Demons Souls, NGS2, Ucharted 2, COD: MW2, and GOW collection. Not to mention if they release Tales of Vesperia or some other JRPG thats just coming to the west on the PS3...that I wouldn't even have the time to fit Bayonetta in.