Seems unlikely. Nintendo has stayed mum on how Bayonetta 2 performed (even the VG CHARTZ!!! plucked-out-on-thin-air numbers has it at <1m) and given it was in development for at least two years, there's no doubt in my mind Nintendo hasn't recouped costs. Throwing money at a cult favourite did nothing to change the Wii U's fortune, so why would Nintendo sign off on the very same tactic for the NX?
Because Nintendo will do, what Nintendo does
 
	 
				 
	 
 
		
 Having game funded by outside source in exchange for exclusivity is good and bad at the same time. Good thing is that game got made, bad thing is everything else. That is why i said i hope that it is not true. Companies will fund games limited number of times if they underperform. And in this case BG&E2 is not game that will sell that much NX consoles. So when we look at the big picture in my opinion there is more negative things then positive when franchise that was multiplatform becomes exclusive.
 Having game funded by outside source in exchange for exclusivity is good and bad at the same time. Good thing is that game got made, bad thing is everything else. That is why i said i hope that it is not true. Companies will fund games limited number of times if they underperform. And in this case BG&E2 is not game that will sell that much NX consoles. So when we look at the big picture in my opinion there is more negative things then positive when franchise that was multiplatform becomes exclusive. 
 
		