Bayonetta creator thinks Bayonetta Origins can solve the low birth rate in Japan
Video games and making babies don't exactly match up.
According to Bayonetta creator Hideki Kamiya, the new prequel Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon could not only solve Japan's low birth rate issue but its low marriage rate as well.
In a new tweet, Kamiya wrote: "Play 'Cereza and the Lost Demon.' I want a child like Cereza. An unprecedented marriage boom is coming. The problem of declining birth rate will be solved. Everyone happy."
Kamiya is likely not being 100% serious here, but he has been known for his outlandish takes, and so we can't be fully sure.
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