I can only really comment on the Graces F Switch port as that's the only one I've tried on Switch, but that game felt nasty on the console, though the 1/3 of a second input delay was just as responsible for its feel as the framerate was there.

TBH I think the change is likely accidental, like a subtle detail like that protection is something that could slip through the cracks if you don't know to look for it, even if it does end up having a huge impact on how the game feels to play.

That's unlikely because Battle were always 60FPS, Based on my testing it seems more that the remaster changed how inputs are read so that instead of diagonals being treated as whichever cardinal direction they were closest too there now read as 2 directions at once causing the game to get confused.

This is the one I find the funniest personally.

Would you believe me if I told you this was my fav DS Tales game?

Though really regardless of how well it ends up selling as long as it convinces gaming companies to take Linux more seriously as a a rival operating system to Windows for PC gaming I'm sure Valve will be happy.

Don't get it wrong I still think it will be successful and beloved within a niche market, but I imagine its success will be closer to the Steamdecks level then anything truly wild.