SEGA had more plans for the PC, and their next step was just unveiled: PlatinumGames’ Vanquish is coming to Steam!
Bayonetta, PlatinumGames’ first PC re-release, was updated last month with a curious addition that referenced Sam Gideon, Vanquish’s protagonist. SEGA’s Twitter has since cryptically posted images pertaining to the title, the first of which can be seen below.
Vanquish’s updated Steam version will support 4K visuals and an unlocked framerate, in addition to other benefits only the PC can grant, meaning this is a perfect time to try the overlooked third-person shooter.
John Clark, a prolific member of SEGA Europe, shared his excitement regarding the fan-favorite title:
“It was great to see the positive response from our community to the Bayonetta PC launch last month, and we are pleased that we are in a position to be able to announce Vanquish, another of our highly requested back catalogue titles. There’s more to come from SEGA in this space, so stay tuned for further announcements.”
It’s exhilarating knowing SEGA will continue to support the platform. I wonder if MadWorld and Anarchy Reigns, two of PlatinumGames’ other titles, will join the festivities.
Vanquish will hit Steam on May 25 for $19.99. Furthermore, standard Steam features are accounted for, including Achievements and cloud support. Plus, patrons who own Bayonetta in their libraries will obtain a 25 percent discount if they pre-order.
So, are you gonna hit ‘em hard?
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