Original sentence: Because of this, Rise of the Robots was unable to contend with the more popular fighting titles of the time such as Mortal Kombat or Street Fighter.In addition, each android had a very small set of standard actions and only two or three special moves, all controlled by a single button press.Journalist Stuart Campbell is renowned for writing an angry letter to the developers, purportedly asking why they would release such a game, and in his opinion, try to sell it via marketing alone.Main points of criticism were the limited multi-player mode, awkward controls and problematic AI.Since the characters in single player are positioned in mounting difficulty, this means they are improperly balanced in versus mode.Some androids can inflict massive damage blows while others can inflict only minor damage
Edited sentence: As such Rise of the Robots was unable to contend with more popular fighting titles of the time such as Mortal Kombat or Street Fighter.Furthermore, Rise of the Robots was ported to almost every available video game system of the time, making it even more widely reviled across gaming platforms.In addition, each droid had a small set of standard actions and only two or three special moves, all controlled by one button.Journalist Stuart Campbell wrote an open letter to Mirage and Time Warner, angrily asking them how they thought they could get away with producing such a poor game and relying on marketing hype to sell it.Main points of criticism were the limited two-player combat mode, the awkward controls and the problematic CPU intelligence.Since the characters in single player are positioned in mounting difficulty, this means they are imbalanced in two player mode.Some droids are able to kill with one blow  while others can inflict only minor damage