Needing good internet to play online multiplayer is a giving and completely understandable, since you know, it's ONLINE, but needing good internet to play single player only games however is NOT okay.

I personally have no problem with this. I mostly use my Switch Docked and I play Splatoon 2 and Mario Kart 8 which are basically online only games. If Capcom brings this to the west ill get it. The asking price is peanuts and I never come back to single player games (other than Mario and Zelda) after I finish them.

Yes. As i said. The portable config means while shitting and beeing on your couch or bed.

When are you going to realize the videogame business isn’t about what you think Capcom owes you? And when will you realize you’re not actually a victim of Capcom’s so-called unjustifiable policies?

Interesting experiment. I hope we get some word about how it goes. I don't think the "hardware agnostic" solution is close to being viable for the rest of the world but I'm pretty sure we're only talking about Japan right now, where most of the population has access to quality internet service.

This is a sample of the future. Publishers will jump at the chance to divest themselves of the upfront financial risk and inherent overhead of port development.

Wished it was something different. Like a real, physical edition.

I've played the SP more than the MP.

RE7 even on XB1 S runs at 1080p/60FPS, so people who saying that Switch couldnt handle RE7 port are wrong.
I hope later they will release normal version also, this is clearly experiment.

Wow, really? I just kind of stopped because it felt tacked on and bland I guess? I don't know, I went through all of Splatoon 1's single player and regretted wasting my time on it, because outside the final boss the whole thing felt like an after thought. It was like a glorified tutorial for the online mode and once you get to a certain point I feel their is no need to continue with it. It didn't help that it stretched on a bit too long and didn't have any actual cutscenes to add personality and life to the story (which was abysmal anyway). The first 10 minutes of Splatoon 2's single player made it obvious that it was the same deal with that game too, so I just skipped it. 

I imagine most players who try to play multiplayer in conjunction with the single player, drop the single player soon after due to the tutorial vibe. IMO their is pretty much no reason to even play the single player unless you really love tutorials.

I would like to hear your take on it though. I legit didn't think anybody would play Splatoon more for the single player than the multiplayer and would like know why.

I would like to point out that Microsoft with the Xbox promised for years of more xbox 360s raining from the cloud into the X1 but instead abandoned that idea and went with selling its users a more powerful xbox 1 x instead as the cloud wasn't going to end up being practical....

Did anyone imagine Capcom / Nintendo would be delivering cloud games on the Switch like this? I certainly didn't so it's just a positive in my eyes, if it works, fantastic, if it doesn't, fuck it, at least they actually tried.