| reggin_bolas said: The responsibility isn't on the consumer, it's on Nintendo to do the "right thing" and release at least a port after some time has passed. Then the burden shifts back to the consumer to "save" the genre as you speak. Look man, reality is that no one is going to suddenly trade in their XB1 and PS4 just to buy a Wii U for one game, no matter how praised. Heck, people aren't going to buy the Wii U period. It's the most odd console-game relationship that has ever existed. Also the most controversial for obvious reasons.
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I see your point and it is of course logical from a business perspective, Bayonetta - Wii U is not exactly a match made in heaven. My plea on the other hand is emotional than logical, if gamers and genre fans show enough interest we could see much demanded port of the game (which i doubt will ever happen).
Nintendo does deserve rightful credit for making the game happen. But its exclusivity also means significantly reduced sales. What a mess.
Well at least I finally have something to play on Wii U till Zelda U comes out...
