So it does if it helps I didn't notice that I swear you gotta believe me

It's Kit and Krysta isn't it

1. Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones
2. Golden Sun
3. Kuru Kuru Kururin
4. Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance
5. Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap
6. Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Brothers 3
7. Mario and Luigi: Superstar Saga
8. Mario vs Donkey Kong
9. Pokémon Emerald
10. Metroid Zero Mission

Entered the information on the form but for posterity:

1. Final Fantasy 9
2. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night
3. Grandia
4. Klonoa
5. Metal Gear Solid
6. Rayman 2
7. Suikoden
8. Breath of Fire 4
9. Chrono Cross
10. Gex 1

1. Final Fantasy 3 (6)
2. Mario's Super Picross (JPN Only)
3. Super Metroid
4. Super Mario RPG
5. Link to the Past
6. Earthbound
7. Breath of Fire
8. Secret of Mana
9. Harvest Moon
10. Kirby Superstar

I always thought of it as halfway an assumption or just "something that makes sense" but they had reason enough to localize the games without that, Advance Wars was popular, and Nintendo had a slight shortage of "killer apps" on the GBA that weren't remakes or ports. I'd take it with a grain of salt

1.Sonic The Hedgehog
2.Comix Zone
3.Phantasy Star 4
4.Shining Force 2
5.Castlevania Bloodlines
6.Ristar
7.Gunstar Heroes
8.Shinobi III
9.Crusader of Centy
10.Landstalker

They are two games that can form together to create one very long game, like Sonic 3 and Knuckles, Golden Sun and The Lost Age, Trails in the Sky + SC and Trails of Cold Steel 1+2 as well as 3+4. One could say they are 2 games, but one "experience"

1. Final Fantasy Adventure
2. Donkey Kong
3. Mario Land 2
4. Pokémon Gen 2
5. Link's Awakening DX
6. Kirby Tilt n Tumble
7. Harvest Moon 3
8. Alleyway
9. Kid Icarus: Of Myth and Monsters
10. Tetris

It's weird because that movie is perfect in every other way and it adds to Indy's "scoundrel-ness" not to mention the movie takes place in the 30's and was made in the 80's so it's many degrees of separation away from our modern sensibilities but they really could've made the movie and not had that

Super Mario Brothers 3
Zelda 2: Adventure of Link
Kid Icarus
Megaman 5
Dragon Warrior (Quest)
Fire Emblem 1
Kirby's Adventure
Ice Climbers
Final Fantasy
Excitebike

I just now read the "In just one reply" bit but that's fine I stand by my thoughts just take the top one

If you pointed a gun at my head and told me to defend this design change I would say "shoot."

What I cannot and will not understand is that in battles you do not select Luigi's options with the B button. You select his battle options with the A button and yet are still called upon to hit the B button for his attacks to do the extra damage.

This is kind of a bummer but also I can kind of get it since this is the first fully 3D game in the series and it would've been annoying to make that work here, like fine. Whatever.

I assume nostalgia, as well as Geno and the Forest Maze track.
You can still make Luigi jump with the B button but he also jumps over gaps automatically and if you try to get Luigi to jump over gaps yourself he'll just get stuck.

Animation's pretty top notch, the brothers have never been more expressive.
Gameplay wise it basically is a very prototypical RPG coated in Mario-esque charm and like I'm confused in that we liked that when it was the remake of Super Mario RPG but now we don't becaaaaauuuuuuse...?

It's like a 7.
7.5.
Pretty good.
In a certain way it's more like a demo reel for Kevin Afghani as Mario and Luigi and his Luigi's pretty on point but his Mario doesn't keep the falsetto as much and honestly I don't dislike it kinda gives the voice a bit more character.
Music is pretty solid.