there is nothing to talk about in terms of sales or specs on ps3/360, everything set in stone, sony will get second place, but this generation is over, can't wait for the new one to start

I think he was being sarcastic...

I was...

paying for funding and paying for the exclusivity are two different things. One is just business matter and the other is more ethic.

The only part about this that bothers me is where they're basically telling gamers on other systems to stop asking about their games. I'm moving further and further away from liking Platinum.

Why is that a problem exactly? If the game isn't going to be coming out on the other systems, why should they listen to people who beg for it?

Look where that got Ubisoft, for example. 24 hours ago everyone loved them and we were all pumped to playing Legends in a couple weeks. How quickly things change...

I think they're just telling people to stop asking for something that's clearly a lost cause.

Also Don't forget Gears of War on the Wii-U and PS3!

At the end of the day, Ubisoft has pleased a LOT more fans than they've made angry, which is the reverse for Platinum.  The Platinum reponse here came across as annoyed rather than appreciative.

If one of the studios making multi-platform games that are skipping the Wii U had said "you're not getting it, stop asking" then there would be threads of rage and charges of conspiracy flying up from the Nintendo faithful, and you know it.  It just sounds very arrogant.  It could easily have been phrased much, much better with very little effort.

This isn't just a case of "Platinum told Nintendo they'd give them some exclusives."  This is "Nintendo paid them for these exclusives".  So for as long as Nintendo's business arrangement with Platinum lasts (and I assume it's at least multi-year), W101 and Bayonetta 2 are Wii U exclusives and will be so for quite some time.  Likely years. 

Now, if Platinum were to make another Bayonetta or a sequel to W101, then there would be nothing stopping them from releasing them on any platform they wanted to.  It's just they'd have to find a publisher willing to fund and release the games on multiple platforms.  If you'll recall, a couple years ago Platinum tried to do that to get Bayonetta 2 made, but no one was willing to help them out with it.  It was canceled.  So quite literally, these two games would not exist and would never have begun development if Nintendo hadn't courted them.  The caveat being, they are to be Wii U exclusives.