This 100%. The only games I've managed to finish in the past ten years are on Switch or a portable system.
I like the old one AND I like the new one. I will like all cartoon bee variations provided. Half the reason I joined this instance was for the bee pun.
I don't watch a lot of anime, but how about the original Evangellion? My understanding is that the last few episodes were deeply confusing and disliked when they came out, to the point that the movies were created partly to "fix" the ending.
You beat the materia keeper without using materia!?
I loved Ogre Battle 64. To date, I can't remember playing anything else quite like it.
SaGa (the series in general). Always heard it was the obtuse bastard child in the RPG family. The series has tried a lot of interesting things and while most games in the series are flawed, they are all really interesting in spite of themselves.
I'm waiting for the physical version to arrive from PlayAsia. I played all three of these already. I'm hoping there's enough changes to make a new run worthwhile. I think just having access to the bestiary entry during fights will make elemental and aliments seem more useful. In the original games, I'd often forget weaknesses, and thus not exploit them enough.
I played Stardew Valley on Switch, but I cannot recommend it enough. One of the best games I've every played.
This was my BotW experience. Once I figured out how to make fully recovery meals, that's all I ever used. I had like a thousand random rocks, bugs, and lizards and I have no idea what they do (and don't really care to figure it out)
No backlight mods. I actually like the stock screen. Not having a backlight is what gave the GB and GBC it's legendary battery life. In addition, many GB and GBC (not not necessarily all GBA) games were designed with a non-backlit screen in mind.
That said my GBA is a SP AGS100 (front light)
They do, but it's a very small part of their total financing (less than 1% I think), and they don't have government appointed staff or anything like that.