LMU Uncle Alfred on 15 October 2014
I wouldn't say the sexiness by itself is an entirely accurate critique of Bayonetta. It's the abundance of over-the-top attributes in the game. The sexy shots are just a part of that. I know it's the style of the game, but having ridiculous stuff just happen all over the place is impossible not to notice as an issue. Too much of that is jarring. Artistic specific style or not, you're not going to be able to convince everyone that it doesn't look silly and hard to take seriously.
I believe the sexism debate that's happening is just a red herring and got out of hand from some of the review sites that gave Bayonetta 2 a lower score.
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