CChaos said:
Didn't read the initial post, hm? There was no sequel. Sega said no. There wasn't going to be. Nintendo was responsible for it getting done. Fan loyalty doesn't mean squat if you can't make the thing in the first place. Nintendo should keep it exclusive. They brought it back to life, after all. |
Sega likely canceled it about 2/3rds of the way through production, earlier this year when the company underwent a restructuring that supposed saw a lot of games and functions of the company eliminated. Nintendo then intervened, having a contact with the studio over The Wonderful 101, offering to publish the game under their helm. Sega's assent was only needed because the Bayonetta IP is owned by that company.

Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.







