The announcement of the arrival of Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero on Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 during the Nintendo Direct Partner Showcase this week triggered an unexpected reaction in the players’ community.
Instead of celebrating the expansion of the title on new platforms, Thegamer reports that many fans have started to point the finger at these Ports as alleged responsible for the deficiency of post-launch content that afflicts the game. 
The controversy is dividing the basis of players between those who positively welcome the news and those who see in this move an explanation to the unsolved problems of the title.
The visual differences between the versions already available on the market (and which you find discounted on Amazon) and the imminent Nintendo ports are evident from the first trailers shown during the event: the models of the characters appear less detailed on the hybrid console, while some background elements such as buildings and architectures have been completely redesigned to adapt to the hardware limitations of the weakest platform. 
These substantial changes have requested a renovation work that goes far beyond a simple graphic optimization.
On the Subddit dedicated to Dragon Ball Sparking Zero, the post of the User Beastyourmom123 that connects the Port Nintendo to the lack of updates quickly climbed the rankings of the most voted content. 
The message suggests that the entire game had to suffer an \