Bayonetta 2

[jbeavis100]

Who else is going to pick Bayo 2+ 1 on Wii U?

It looks absolutely amazing and it even comes with a port of Bayo 1 with exclusive content.
Whats not to love?

 

[deathbyprayer]

I'm not really sure on this one. I'm not really a fan of the Wii U nor do I own one so this is going to be a tough one for me. I really like the game but somehow, well.

 

[jbeavis100]

I'm not really sure on this one. I'm not really a fan of the Wii U nor do I own one so this is going to be a tough one for me. I really like the game but somehow, well.

I don't have a Wii U yet. I'm saving up for one right now but I really want Bayonetta 1+2, Mario Kart 8 and Smash Wii U along with a bunch of other titles..

 

[deathbyprayer]

I don't have a Wii U yet. I'm saving up for one right now but I really want Bayonetta 1+2, Mario Kart 8 and Smash Wii U along with a bunch of other titles..

I'm actually really considering on buying a Wii U since those announcements. But I don't want to get disappointed, I mean sure the games are really getting it on but who knows, maybe it will stop at Bayonetta. I think I'll wait a year or two.

 

[The Unlosing Ranger]

I really liked the original Bayonetta and I'm still annoyed at SEGA for screwing up enough that Bayo 2 ended up being a Wii U exclusive... she looks so hot with the shorter hair, too!

 

[jbeavis100]

I'm actually really considering on buying a Wii U since those announcements. But I don't want to get disappointed, I mean sure the games are really getting it on but who knows, maybe it will stop at Bayonetta. I think I'll wait a year or two.

I dunno man, look at the 3ds. Once it got some really good titles, it started selling like crazy..

 

[The Unlosing Ranger]

The thing with Nintendo is that they have the most well-known exclusives and that they actually support their systems even if they're failing (3DS and Wii U are both examples). They develop first-party exclusives for the systems BECAUSE they're failing, unlike the others which stop developing first-party games if the system is failing. Games like Mario, Smash Bros and Zelda are system sellers so it works great.

I kinda wish Sony had the same sort of support for the Vita...

 

[jbeavis100]

The thing with Nintendo is that they have the most well-known exclusives and that they actually support their systems even if they're failing (3DS and Wii U are both examples). They develop first-party exclusives for the systems BECAUSE they're failing, unlike the others which stop developing first-party games if the system is failing. Games like Mario, Smash Bros and Zelda are system sellers so it works great.

I kinda wish Sony had the same sort of support for the Vita...

The 3DS is doing absolutely fantastic, it's the Wii U that's everyones a bit worried about. I think in the next year or so it should shoot up in sales.. Besides.. there is no shame in being third in a race of three..

 

[The Unlosing Ranger]

Yeah, but the 3DS wasn't doing good for a while either, is what I'm saying. Nintendo supported it by announcing a bunch of Mario games (New Super Mario Bros 2, Super Mario 3D Land, Mario Kart 7) and they dropped the price fairly early. They're still having great support for the Wii U though it hasn't paid off like the 3DS just yet, but I think the system will live just because of Nintendo's exclusives. They don't rely on third-party support like Sony and Microsoft do.

 

[deathbyprayer]

I dunno man, look at the 3ds. Once it got some really good titles, it started selling like crazy..

Yeah but it's different from the Wii U since the 3DS is a handheld and if far cheaper than the Wii U AND is pretty much the king of handheld consoles so it's sure to have some killer titles while the Wii U has a lot to fend off.