I do as well, just in the opposite sense, namely for JRPG or platformers with heavy collection element. I don't need something to remind me I didn't do 100%. 

Don’t you need some kind of notification to tell you that you ACHIEVED something of note when you kill 1,000 orcs? or walk around the world map 25 times? Maybe fighting a boss over and over again for 24 hours? =D

I think the worse thing I experienced is flags in the first assassin creed, I had it mapped, got everyone but one. The one I was missing was glitched and didn't exist. I literally restarted the game, and started collecting them again, I gave up half way, but the fact I literally restarted a game because of this notion is/was concerning. This is the worse case example of me early on, I'm better now, don't go for the 100% as often. However I have literally stopped playing something because they put near impossible or insanely time consuming achievement/trophy in my way, even if I am not going for the 100%, just the notion it exists.

Neat. I wonder if it's an actual remaster or if they just upped the resolution.

That's awesome! Grandia II was a big surprise hit for me (had a new DC and wanted to pick out a good RPG and randomly opted for that). I also think the game lends itself well to being portable what with all the grinding throughout. And I never actually played Grandia I, which makes this even better!

Just wish I hadn't bought a Grandia II remaster on Steam semi-recently >_

Wow, that's great. As if I didn_'t already have enough great RPG to play on Switch.

I always support that more players on different platforms are able to play a game. So hopefully it is just that Nintendo has first announcement, but it hits other platforms too.

Yeah, and I can't play them all, which makes me sad.

Exactly.

Nice, hopefully they come to PS4 aswell. If not then i'll probably pick em up :)

That's the reason I currently only own 3 Switch games xD I'll always pick the version of a game that supports trophies, just like tracking my progress in a central place.

Excellent - never played either, but they've been on my JRPG list for a while.

The video game world is full of confusing choices.  Like how the remaster of an SNES game (Secret of Mana) released on PS4 but not Switch.  Or how a collection of NES games (The Disney Afternoon Collection) released on PS4 & Xbox One, but not on Switch.  Pendulums swing both ways.