10 Times Just Not Giving A F**K Gave Us Great Video Games

8. Bayonetta

Unsurprisingly, when you learn that they were created by the same man, Hideki Kamiya, Bayonetta is heavily influenced by the Devil May Cry series. Pretty surprisingly though, it's arguably a much better game. It retains the same complex but fun gameplay of the series that influenced it but adds some exciting new features like Witch Time which slows down time after a successful dodge. It's the range of weapons and attacks that really set Bayonetta apart from Devil May Cry though. You can tell that there's a much larger anime influence on the game, as shown by the fact that the majority of Bayonetta's big attacks involve her hair. Yep. In fact, Bayonetta's outfit is made out of her hair too; that alone should be proof enough of Bayonetta's joyous insanity. Just when you thought it couldn't be anymore ridiculous, the final encounter sees you fighting a God. In a giant bubble in space. You then knock the God into the Sun before following it to make sure it's destroyed and escaping. Have you ever heard of a more insane ending to a video game? Still, that beautiful dose of insanity helps make Bayonetta a massive thrill-ride, leaving you breathless until the very end.