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Dikitain posted...

Most people do exclude the GBA because they are different consoles/hardware. They include the Gameboy color because, for all intents and purposes, the Gameboy color is just a regular Gameboy with the Super Gameboy enhancements built in. Sure, there are exclusive games for it, but the only difference is the games make use of the color pallet.

True, I figured this is what you meant.
wolfy42 posted...

I'm curious, can people list 10 switch exclusive games (I'll allow games out for the Wii U as well, even though I have one) that they feel are worth getting a switch for, and if so, what is the top 10 on their list?

Off the top of my head, and I'll exclusives BotW and other non-pure exclusives:
-Super Mario Odyssey
-Fire Emblem: Engage
-Fire Emblem: Three Houses
-Bayonetta 3
-Splatoon 3
-Xenoblade 2 & 3
-Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
-Mario & Rabbids 1 & 2
-Metroid Dread
-Luigi's Mansion 3

I left out some obvious ones, like Mario Party, Animal Crossing, etc., for variety sake, but I could easily list 20 myself. There's also stuff like Tetris 99 and Pac-Man 99, which you need a switch for. There's honestly a lot of variety throughout, with exclusive FPS being the big noticable thing lacking (well, "exclusive" FPS games don't really exist anymore).

You mentioned JRPGs, and those are a little lacking, too, but JRPGs have also been dying a slow death for a while now. As stated by others, the Xenoblades should easily scratch that itch, and Fire Emblem games technically count, but they aren't "pure" JRPGs you're likely thinking of. There's also the Octopath Traveler games, Triangle Strategy, and Rune Factory. While ports, ToS Remastered just came out, and they are doing the same for the 2 GCN Baten Kaitos games, fantastic JRPGs that were easy to miss back in the day.