The guy ronah is right though with his comment.

On one side i don't really get the whole outrage about this game being exclusive to Wii-U now. if it wasn't it would probably not happened at all.

On the other hand i don't really understand the open joy of Nintendo fans about others being angry either. Is there really that much pent up frustration connected to supporting Nintendo, that they need that kind of outlet?

oO?

"I get wanting to have launch titles, but a SEQUEL to a game that wasn't even released on your old console? What a stupid move."

1) It's in no way a stupid move by NINTENDO. And that sentence is clearly directed at Nintendo, because I don't remember PG releasing a console before or after any recent event.

2) Nobody said that when ME2 came to the PS3, nor did they when Final Fantasy VII was announced for PSX. This kind of illogical thinking didn't enter anybody's mind because people were more intelligent back in the 64 days and didn't bring out lame excuses out of their asses like spoiled children (the plague of today, sadly, that is, grown men who act like children).

3) It's platinum games' wall and he's talking about Nintendo. Talk about stupid.

"Bayonetta 2 is going to be a WiiU exclusive? Seriously? Man fuck you guys."

Not worth comment.

I can guarantee you that people were just as stupid back in '97 as they are now. It's just that back then the Internet was still kinda new, forums weren't as widespread and Facebook and Twitter didn't even exist. If the Internet had been as developped as it is now when Square made the decision to release Final Fantasy VII on PS1 we would have seen a shitstorm of epic proportion.

I spoke to quite a few people back then about games like FFVII and MGS as a Nintendo fan, and I can guarantee you that thoughts like this never even crossed my mind. To me, the internet brood this in people, it feeds that wolf inside of them that causes them to say stupid things. It wasn't like that prior to the net, usually it was limited to one or two trolls out of 15 normal people. That's my experience of the matter. Remember your school friends, people you talked about this with. Were things this stupid being said? I can't remember it.

@Kylie. Metal Gear Solid, Megaman X, Castlevania, Ninja Gaiden. And even if FF doesn't follow a connected story, VII is a true sequel to VI in that it followed the same design as all other FF games, and fans knew what to expect. So your point is moot, and even worse here since FF fans were it seems much greater in number and much more dedicated to the series than what I see for Bayonetta. Forgive me if I think FF was one of the greatest series of all time at the time of the switch, and to think your argument sucks. I'll concede the Mass Effect one, but would you prefer Code Veronica?

even after people know the reason the game is brought back they still want it to be on other platforms?

THE STUPIDITY!

Anonimity brings out the stupid in people. So yes, Internet is the perfect place for stupidity to breed but it's my opinion that these people were just as stupid before.

It's my opinion that if something feeds the stupid in you, then "you" (whoever the heck that may be) in fact becomes more stupid.

It's also a numbers game.  Out of the totality of people that played Bayonetta (roughly 2m) how many people have actually said stupid things on the internet?  Let's be generous and say there were 2000 separate people that said something stupid about the Wii U exclusivity.  That's still only .1% of the total so it absolutely makes sense that when you only talk to 15 you can easily find a group that are all acting completely rationally about the whole situation just like the bulk of Bayonetta fans are acting rationally about this one.  But on the internet you have a place where that .1% can all come together and make a big mess of things.  Anonimity brings out people's stupid, but I agree that it was there all the time and probably in the same amounts too.  And I definitely disagree with the idea that the N64 period was some magical time where people were smarter about these kinds of things, they just didn't have a forum to present their stupidity to the world.