As reported last week, the image of a sheep on the Steam page for Bayonetta  was in fact a teaser for a port of Catherine. Gamers who want to experience the erotic puzzle platformer can now play it in its original form on Steam. Moreover, Sega have announced that they're planning on releasing more of their games on PC in the future, just as they've already done with Vanquish, Bayonetta, and Yakuza 0. It might even be possible that Persona 5 or the upcoming Persona 5 R will be heading to Steam at some point. 

Meanwhile in the world of PlayStation, the updated remake Catherine: Full Body now has a demo available for PS4 and Vita. While they're only available on the Japanese PSN store at the moment, they could be heading to the west soon. If you're that impatient and want to see the new features and waifu Rin for yourself then it's possible to make a Japanese PSN account from anywhere in the world to access content that's not availabe in other regions, but good luck if you can't read Japanese.

Atlus have also released another trailer for the game in the form of an image song, featuring Re:set by SEKAI NO AWARI. There are many reasons I'm looking forward to the remake, but the main one has to be the day one Persona 5 DLC, which includes playable Joker and audio commentary from the other Phantom Thieves while he's in action.

Catherine: Full Body will be released in Japan for PS4 and Vita on February 14th, with Europe and the Americas getting it some time later on this year. Will you be getting Catherine Classic on Steam or will you wait for Full Body? Let us know in the comments.