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ps3.kombo.com - 27 days ago

Bayonetta PS3 is Region Free and In English

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If you are a PS3 owner desperately waiting for Bayonetta, just import the game. Silconera has confirmed that the game is region free and entirely in English! This includes the in-game menus, voices, text, etc. Basically everything but the manual. PS3 owners pre-order now, the game is being released in Japan tomorrow, so if you pre-order today you should get it by early next week. Hopefully, the 360 version will be region free, but I wouldn't count on it. Knowing Microsoft, 360 owners have a ...

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siliconera.com - 23 days ago

Bayonetta Cheaper On PS3 Than 360

— siliconera.com — And to think all of this could have been avoided had Platinum Games simply not chosen to... include that odd notice at the end of the Bayonetta demo. (more) Bayonetta Cheaper On PS3 Than 360

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siliconera.com - 28 days ago

Get Ready To Import, PS3 Bayonetta Is In English

— siliconera.com — The Japanese PlayStation 3 version is region free and entirely in English.... (more) Get Ready To Import, PS3 Bayonetta Is In English

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gamestop.com - 24 days ago

Game Stop: Browse - Bayonetta

gamestop.com (more) Game Stop: Browse - Bayonetta

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Kombo.com:  Media: Bayonetta - Opening, Transformation, Grace and Glory, and Featurette

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Bayonetta PS3 is Region Free and In English: Kombo.com If you are a PS3 owner desperately waiting for Bayonetta.. http://bit.ly/4msXO4 28 days ago

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Media: Bayonetta - Opening, Transformation, Grace and Glory, and Featurette
Kombo.com — ... to get their hands on Bayonetta (that is, unless you choose to import the region-free, English-speaking PS3 version), but that doesn't mean we can't check out more of the game in the meantime. On that note, what better place to start than the game's opening sequence, which helps provide a little background narrative for the story? Nice way to kick things off, but there's more to come. Up next: transformation! Just be warned, it might be considered not safe for work by some, but it's actually pretty tame, all told. Wow, it's kind of like Sailor Moon... but made for adults. ...