Capcom is in the closet. No wonder they constantly underperform on other platforms!

"Ohhh, let me try a little bit more of that SWITCH"

"Hmmm, i'm going to have to take one more test with that ... Swiiiiitch"

"Let me try out that Swiiitch a bittt.....Mhmmm"

"Oh wait, no Switcho bro! I'm just TRYING the Switch!"

I lay the blame (mostly) on Marvel for crippling the roster. I like the Marvel characters included, but I understand many just have a raging boner for mutants only. Capcom didn't help matters any with relatively cheap-looking visuals, charging I think $6 per 'DLC' character, and ultimately pissing off the trigger-happy FGC - the biggest chunk of their audience - by saying fighting game characters are at their core just a set of mechanics (in an attempt to damage control their inability to include fan-favorites). I think many are not only skipping out but also hedging their bets and team-fighter dreams on Dragonball FighterZ...making it very likely to disappoint, unfortunatey.

Capcom doesn't seem to know what it should be doing these days, and Marvel is absolutely falling apart outside their movie and Netflix presence.

The girl looks good.

Companies invest money to make more money, so if it underperformed it was a waste of investment. It's not rocket science. 

To add, Capcom very likely expected RE VII to perform similiar to 6, which is unrealistic as hell since that was the peak of the franchise.

Underperform /=/ bad or unprofitable

Edit: I should check numbers before doing this

6 wasnt the peak, but it was still very high compared to the rest of the franchise.

Why are people turning this into a ps4 vs switch fight? Both this and SFV have had bad results because of capcom's flaws.

I would get the point if these were well recieved games, but you can't expect people to buy stuff that isn't worth the money

Well, I wouldn't mind HD remasters of some of their older fighting games myself, but I am worried they'd fuck even that up.

Well, there isn't anything inherently wrong about doing HD remasters, but it shouldn't be done at the cost of new games. It's a good way to preserve an older title that may not otherwise even be available on modern platforms, but I also don't want them to start taking precedence over brand new games.

Capcom said people don't remember the X-men unfortunately it seems that they also forgot to buy the game.

It underperformed to their own expectations. Recouping development costs means little. Companies want to make profit, and a lot of it at that. 

Capcom's games are bombing left and right and selling less and less with each sequel.

This would have taken you one second to figure out if you actually read Capcom's financial reports.