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    Bayonetta Delayed in the States Until 2010

    By Joe Haygood | July 17, 2009

    bayonettaIt looks like those of us in the US are going to have to wait a little longer to play a little Bayonetta, as it was announced today that the game would be delayed into 2010.  While no exact date was announced, it looks like it will be in January, so only a couple of months behind the original date.

    The release date change is currently only listed for the US, so players in Japan will still get to play as their favorite hair cladded witch in September of 2009.

    Add this to the previous announcements of games that have been moved to 2010, and you are going to have a crowded first quarter of the new year. 

    via VG247.com

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    • Jordan_Snyder
      There are so many good/amazing games slated for the first half of 2010. I'm going to have a hard time prioritizing my "must-buys".
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