I beat the first game. It's the most impressive action title I have ever played or seen. If you haven't look it up on YouTube it's hyper as hell. I new I had to buy a wii u soon as bayonetta 2 was anounced. So yes.

I would say the rate of bayonetta fans buying a WiiU to play the sequel would be about 1%, as the other 99% threatened to kill themselves when the news come out. So unless they were threats without substance I do not expect many to be left alive.

I never played the first one, but I've been looking around to buy it so I can play the second. To me, this is just a really cool thing of Nintendo to do.

I already have a Wii U, but I'll definitely consider Bayonetta 2. The pointless over-sexualization kinda puts me off though.

To say Bayonetta isn't a system seller in any way shape or form (even as an avid hack n slash gamer) is not trolling, but rather answering your question straight to the point about the product's absolute value from not only a hack n slash fan perspect but also a gamer who watches sales. I would buy a Nintendo for one game, but if it was an HD Zelda (personally speaking),but only with the promise that even a good amount of other great games would be there to soften the blow of a $300 purchase in 2013 when outside of the Wii U there will be a landslide of games (and possibly systems announcements) from February to June and probably beyond . It was never meant to troll and truthfully, It baffles me how such a statement can be seen as such judging by the topics name.

Are you a Bayonetta fan, and will you be buying WiiU to play the sequel?

No and No.

But I will be buying a Wii U when the killer Nintendo games I want get released. Games like a 3D Mario, full Zelda sequel, Prime style Metroid game, Mario Kart, etc.

Vanquish will never get another game. Bayonetta 2 will definitely be exclusive to Nintendo for good like how Microsoft paid to keep Mass Effect away from Sony, but truthfully that neither here no there. Many people would still overlook Bayonetta's existence besides the hardcore gamers and even less now that its exclusive.

I have the first Bayonetta but I really didn't care for it that much and I still haven't finished it. Also, after the horrible port job, and it really was incredibly shoddy, I have no urge to support the series or anyone involved with it. Even if I end up buying a Wii U, I doubt I would pick up Bayonetta 2 unless it's in the bargain bin.

I can understand how Bayonetta fans feel, though, and I wouldn't really blame them for turning their backs on the series. Bayonetta was a success, with around 2 million copies sold, which is pretty nice for a new IP in a niche genre. Any other publisher would have pushed a sequel and tried to build a franchise. Sega, however, is pretty much crap and sold the rights to the highest bidder. Because of the complete mismanagement of this series, I kind of hope it's something of a failure.

maybe years from now when there is (maybe) more games that interest me

not sure, heard good things about 1

Didn't look much into it though cause games with gun's tend to "scare" me off. I typically don't enjoy games that uses guns. Main reason why I took so long to get Fable 3 even though I have always enjoyed those games.

Same with Assassins creed games, I dislike the use of guns in future games. I did end up getting them cuase I knew the gameplay is essentially same just subbing a flying crossbolt to a bullet.

Maybe Ill have to watch a walkthrough of Bayonetta 1 and see if its my kind of game or not.