@rjthakid: If it's their best selling game ever, Capcom likely wouldn't lose money on development of the Switch version, especially as they're working on DLC and earning from that. And splitting the playerbase is not a concern. Capcom has released multiplatform games before. Those who own it already on PS4 and Xbox One will be there. And those who want it on the Switch will be there. And believe it or not, people buy multiple copies of games on different consoles.

@si2k78: Controls are how you play the game. If controls get in the way, that's a problem. If a reviewer thought it impacted their play, it's reasonable to dock some points off. But don't get caught up in the score because what they wrote is more important, anyway.

@stevo302: Then the game wouldn't exist. ;)

Do the same complaints come about with Star Wars because this follows that same model. Star Wars started as movies, then they did books, toys, comics, and... video games. Are the complaints toward the business model or the fact that it's Ubisoft?

@tom_cat_01: So are you suggesting you want Ubisoft to put all of that prequel stuff in one game or just release separate games with involving all of that?

@sodapoppimpski: It's not negative. It's pointing out the Xbox One X has 4K capabilities that you will be paying for but rarely, if ever, will be able to use at max performance. It's just a fact, at least for the time being.

@Pyrosa: Customers short-changed themselves. What was in the Destiny 1 beta was the game and they didn't think was all that but they hoped it would be different in the full game. Customers burned themselves.

@PrpleTrtleBuBum: They would need set weapons and abilities and that isn't even what Bungie was going for.

@meta_sentinel: There's nothing novel about the NS? Nothing? I think you're just really trying to avoid being on the excited bandwagon to say something like that.

@SingletreeAve: Weird that you think a self-respecting gaming journalist should keep leaked data a secret. People can't pick what they want a journalist to do. They don't want them to be PR machines for the publishers but here's an instance where they're not and you're suggesting they should just so the publisher can release the info to you spun the way they want.