 To market the release, Nintendo partnered with Playboy to set a photo shoot with Playmate Pamela Horton cosplaying Bayonetta.The music of "Bayonetta 2" was composed by a group of members led by Masami Ueda, many of whom returned after being featured on the soundtrack for the first game.Ueda states that he finds the score for "Bayonetta 2" much livelier than the one for "Bayonetta" and explains they attempted to create new elements in the music by switching out certain instruments for others.