I don't know how you could say that. Unless Microsoft is willing to develop the same game for both consoles simultaneously (something I suspect they'll do otherwise all that Series X power talk is for nothing), the limitations will affect next-gen games.
Just look at PC, for example, average one is 2 to 3 times more powerful than base consoles, however, it only gets nicer graphics and more frames. That's it. No advanced AI or physics (except those select games t...
It's a GaaS with microtransactions and a main protagonist that barely anyone knows or cares about. Also what they have shown so far hasn't been promising, gameplay-wise. They squandered it.
Like what? It's an open world real life simulator with cereal buildings. Even its physics is downgraded from GTA IV (that's less attention to details in my opinion).
I could give Crackdown 3 a 0 in some random poll despite not owning nor playing a single bit of it. Taking random opinions on the Internet ('polling') is not scientific. Taking votes based on what someone owns and plays does. Something akin to reviewing a game only if you own it (on Steam, for example).
Metro has always been a PC franchise. The Epic Games Store controversy severely damaged Exodus (especially that it was one of the earliest games to go exclusive to that store after people pre-ordered it on Steam and it was two weeks away from release). It was a furore at the time.
