I don't care about grinding; I just hate having to play perfectly - destroying a massive group of enemies in record time without getting hit, rushing through missions, while still finding everything, etc. - for a trophy, especially when I have to get them all in order to unlock everything. I guess once I beat it on a few difficulty modes, I'll go back and see exactly what entails for Bayonetta.

See, right now, I prefer the more sluggish pace of Devil May Cry, because I never feel like my mind can't catch up to what's happening.

I'm not really worried about doing everything in the game - I often do everything in a game - but trophies, achievements, or whatever you want to call them usually have something completely stupid and tedious that you have to do to accomplish it. I haven't really given a good look at all of them yet, and I don't have any idea what the hidden trophies are, but I'm apprehensive about it all because of that. Hopefully, none of them are like the Devil May Cry Collection, requiring that I get a perfect score in every mission.

That's good to know; I had a mild heart attack there! I played Chapter 6 tonight, which I started out not liking for several reasons, but by the end, I remembered why I enjoy the game as much as I do. I still feel like it's too chaotic for me to really grasp, though; everything just feels like it's moving along way too fast, even though the missions take an hour or longer to complete.

The accessories are so damn expensive, though; I'm leaving them for a bit later, when I start raking in more halos. Of course, I wouldn't use that right now anyway; I'm saving all of my magic to get that trophy for executing 50 torture attacks, because apparently, you actually have to get all of the trophies to unlock everything. Mama's not happy about that.

I think that's the next one on the chopping block for me, along with the other transformation, but I'd have to play it again to see, whcih won't happen for another week at the very least. I did get to test it out in the shop, and I do like it, though.

120 hours!? Ohhhh, I don't like the sound of that. It depends how mcuh I like the game, but I generally don't like for them to take me that long. While I spent 400+ in Rogue Galaxy and still wanted more at the end, Dragon Quest 8 took me a little over 80 and it was torture by the end. Massive could be a problem; I believe that there is such a thing as too much content; that almost singlehandedly turned me off from Pokemon Gold & Silver.

I've heard of all of those but Project X, and none of them are the kinds of games that I'd enjoy; Bayonetta 2 is still the only potential Wii U game for me. I haven't been keeping up with the library that well, but I've seen a lot of it.