Cost vs Utility.
Bayonetta 2 is being released on a console which typically isn't associated with games of its like, and which probably won't see too many more of them. So someone who might be interested in other games in the same vein would have to buy another system anyway, in all likelihood.
With Final Fantasy XV, the game is being released on a console where like games are relatively common. So someone who might be interested in other games in the same vein probably won't have to buy another system.
Basically, Bayonetta fans don't want a Wii U, but Final Fantasy fans will likely want a PS4. In general.
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