• The names of Bayonetta's guns are Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, and Thyme.Together, they're known as Scarborough Fair.
 
• Enemies drop weapons, which Bayonetta can pick up and use for a limited time.One of this is a tuba, wich functions as a bazooka.
 
• When Bayonetta jumps or double-jumps, gossamer butterfly wings temporarily sprout from her back.When she lands, dozens of tiny butterflies appear at her feet.
 
• Bayonetta's outfit isn't actually leather despite the stitching you see in the CG art - It's magical hair that covers her entire body, and it's used in her attacks.The most powerful ones render her almost completely nude.      
 
• Similar to how Devil May Cry used red orbs, Bayonetta features angel halos as currency, wich you use to power up your weapons, unlock skills, or buy items.
 
• When Bayonetta fires her guns, the bullets ricochet off walls, causing additional damage to nearby enemies.
 
• Bayonetta's most powerful attacks summon a giant, smoky dragon or a giant, smoky stiletto heel out of the sky to stomp on her enemies.But again, it's not smoke that surrounds these summons - It's a hair.So, yes, that dragon is a giant, slithering hair dragon, and that stiletto heel is a giant, sexy hair boot.You have to enter specific button commands in order to summon the hair monster, though, adding an element of skill.
 
• When one of these powerful summons exits the area, it's punctuated by the appearence of purple sparkles.
 
• Control comes in the form of a shoot button, a punch butto, and a kick button.But you can purchase others, stronger combinations.
 
• Bayonetta uses "Witch Time" - Bayonetta's sense become especially accute, and the environment (and enemies) around her slows down.
 
• Sometimes, an onscreens button prompt appears during combats, wich means it's time to mash buttons in order to inflict extra damage on an enemy.Tapping the button fast enough results in over-the-top supermoves - such as guillotinedropping from the sky on your enemy (with predictable results) - called Torture Attacks.
 
• Bayonneta ahs a spinning jump attack that fires her guns in 360 degrees.She can also perform a handstand and aim the guns on her feet at enemies.
 
• Bayonneta also wields a katana, but Platinum Games won't reveal the name yet.You can charge this blade for a more powerful attack, which causes a heart to appear on the pommel.The heart beats as you charge it up, and dark fumes billow from the sword.
 
• More weapons will be added and revealed closer to the game's release.Each weapon has a monster spirit, which makes it stronger, and the context of the combat situation dictates which hairy summon appears.
 
• Miniboss battle: Angelic foe at the end of Big Little City zone.It's got some huge attacks courtesy of its giant two-handed ax - and this baddie pauses for a dramatic split second with every swing.Luckily, Bayonetta can jump over these attacks with or without Witch Time.Humorously, the giant miniboss has pathetically tiny angel wings, gold piercings, and the requisiet angel's halo.
 
• A fine mist covers the ground during the miniboss battle, designed to create a "holy atmosphere".The battle ends with an onscreen button prompt, which summons a giant hair dragon who bites the angel miniboss in half.
 
• The reward for besting this miniboss is a gold record with the descriptor "Angel Singing Voice" but we're not sure whether it unlocks a music track or some other feature.
 
• Bayonetta has a huge chain and sickle that she uses for both ground-based and airbone attacks.
 
• The right trigger button on the Xbox 360 controller shoots.Yuo can equip all four guns at once, or you can opt to swap out the pistols in her hands with the sword and use the guns on her feets as well.Certain weapons are specifically designed to be equipped on her hands, feet, or both.
 
• Bayonetta has been in development stages for a year and half - work started a little after Okami shipped.
 
• As Bayonetta attacks the enemy angel forces, she breaks of layers of their outer armor.

 
D'après nos confrères de ffdream, Square Enix a signalé lors de son événement privé, étrangement nommé DKΣ3713, que Final Fantasy XIII sera jouable au prochain Tokyo Game Show.
 
Il est d'ailleurs fort probable que cette démo jouable du titre provienne de la version Playstation 3 car son développement sur Xbox 360 n'a pas encore commencé...

Square Enix a annoncé que la démo du tant attendu Final Fantasy XIII fera partie du Blu-ray de Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete attendu pour le mois de mars prochain.
 
En résumé, seuls les possesseurs de Playstation 3 pourront avoir la primeur de découvrir ce nouveau Final Fantasy à travers sa démo puisque le monolithe noir de Sony est la seule console capable de lire les Blu-ray!
 
À noter également que le Blu-ray Advent Children comprendra de nouveaux trailers de Final Fantasy Versus XIII et Agito XIII.
 
Enfin, cerise sur le gâteau, Square Enix a annoncé qu'il y aurait un pack PS3 Final Fantasty VII: Advent Children Complete en mars prochain.

 
Nouvelle annonce faite par Square Enix, lors de l'événement DKΣ3713 : Final Fantasy XIII sortira durant l'année 2009 sur le sol nippon.
 
Comme d'habitude la véritable question pour nous autres Européens est la suivante : dans combien de mois (d'années?!) aurons-nous droit à une version "européanisée" de FF XIII?