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Following its posting of what seemed to be a tease for Bayonetta earlier in the week, Platinum Games is at it again, this time tweeting artwork showing characters from the game playing The Wonderful 101 on what looks like a Nintendo Switch. The TV screen is conveniently blurred out.
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The Wonderful 101 was a Wii U exclusive on its original release, so a Switch release could be possible. The main concern is that The Wonderful 101 utilised the Wii U’s dual-screen functionality, and quite a few sections of the game relied heavily on this feature. The game would require some elements to be completely overhauled if it was to be ported to the Nintendo Switch.
Or perhaps Platinum is working on a sequel to the well-received game? That may well be jumping the speculation gun a little too much.
