And to be fair, frame drops and glitches are more of a feature when it comes to Suda51 games.
As long as the game is fun in its core and has a decent art direction, I can honestly look past the framedrops and 30fps limit.
Besides what I cited in my earlier post, the other problems I have with No More Heroes 3 is that none of the alien bosses strike as interesting so far
and it doesn't help that two of them (8th & 7th rank) get killed off by human bosses who aren't any better either. I also prefer the old cel-shading look of the previous games, everyone look ugly in NMH3 and not just the aliens themselves.
The combat gets pretty repetitive, there don't seem to be other sabers that give different combo movesets, and it doesn't have the traditional stages that helped to build anticipation for the bosses either.
This is a far cry from the first game and I feel wanting to do a new playthrough of No More Heroes 1 than continuing further in 3.
Again it's a good thing I've rented that game because it would have been a bigger disappointment otherwise.
That's not the point, the point is switch games run better emulated than on intended hardware, plus you don't have to play a subscription fee for 30yo games or online play.
I believe you have issues to understand that people may have different priorities than yours, thus choosing other platforms that could be more practical in personal use and fit their lifestyles better. I find playing japanese games in the original text language to be far more important than framerate itself but that's how I roll, and you do you.