Sharp ideas suffer in motion-controlled mess…
From forty buttons to precisely zero, the resurrection of Capcom’s rich-gamer-with-a-lot-of-space pleaser is, not to put too fine a point on it, a do-or-die moment for Kinect and its grab for proper gamers.
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