While Nintendo has yet to make an announcement or statement regarding the “Super Smash Bros 5,” critics are of the opinion that the Japanese gaming company would surely not want one of its most prolific gaming franchise to end just like that. It is very likely that Nintendo is now in the thick of development with the game but does not want to say anything about it until they have something concrete to show for it.
When Bayonetta arrived, she was priced at $6 on either Wii U or the 3DS but if gamers decided to get Bayonetta for both platforms, it only costs $7. Corrin, on the other hand, was retailed for $5 for either the Wii U or the 3DS and $6 for both.
Gamers had some initial skepticisms when Bayonetta and Corrin were officially announced. They were initially worried that the two character DLCs could be another Mewtwo release where players waited for an hour for it to appear on the eShop.
True enough, the two character DLCs showed up on the afternoon of February 3rd at the Nintendo eShop.
Bayonetta came with the Umbra Clock Tower stage and two costumes reflecting her look in the original 2010 game and 2014’s Wii U-only “Bayonetta 2.”
The character was the overall No. 1 choice worldwide among “Super Smash Bros” fans when they were asked to nominate DLC characters for the game.