2 days is normal for Japan, and there is almost always a huge drop, yet for some reason for this game it has been pointed out a lot like it's not normal.

The numbers are not good in 2 ways - the bottom line opening sales were low for such a great game ( or games) and it is clear Nintendo had low expectations for sales as well-

I don t understand why they invest the money to have W101 and Bayo 2 developed but then not fully support sales efforts for either game-

I don't know how anyone can fault 3rs party developers for not supporting the Wii u- when you see how poorly that quality 2nd party games do on the console

Nintendo doesn't ship the units unless they are ordered by retailers. Retailers ordered so few copies. Otherwise, Nintendo did its part as far as it can be done with ads and commercials as well as the directs. There just wasn't much faith in retailers for the title.

So the origingal shipment was not even 60k units.

Well then, the only story here is "Bayonetta 2 ships with tiny unit showing that high sales were not excpected".

Successful games usually have a sell-through of 80-90% on first week. Japanese shops are very reluctant to order too much. While were was worse sell-through, this is no good number.

You think Nintendo has some a good job advertising Bayo 2?   If Nintnedo thought retailers seriously under ordered stock, they have the ability to get more in the sales channel-  they did not - either way both Nintendo and the retailers were correct in their assessment -  that demand In Japan would be low - Lets hope expectations and demand are higher in the West 

They should've released a Wii U bundle with Bayonetta 1&2 from the start.