I actually feel bad for the guy after reading this. Bayonetta is a passion project -- I'm sure Platinum is passionate about all of their games. For Sega to cut them off after already having started development must have stung, and being on the verge of shutting down the project for good must have been very difficult. Then Nintendo comes into the picture, and the team finally gets to make their game. But when it was announced, instead of being greeted with excitement and anticipation, their fans angrily (sometimes violently) responded that Platinum had sold out. They acted like their allegience to a platform trumped their admiration of Platinum's work.
I see people acting like Kamiya deserves this because he is rude to idiots on Twitter, and I don't follow that logic.
