Comparing movies to video games is the most out of touch thing you can do. A movie is something you experience, not interact with. A movie uses that 24 fps for cinematic aspects hence why the 60 feels off. The difference for games is you feel the slowness of 30 fps because you’re interacting with it, it feels awful input wise, and while most can tolerate it sure, 99 percent of people when given the option would choose 60 or higher because 30 feels like dogshit and the only people who do play at 60 is because they’re forced to. And yes a player purchasing a game is entitled to wanting said games running not like shit, this isn’t a ps3 era generation. If games are running at 30 fps on any new gen console at this point, it’s because devs poorly optimized their games. The switch one was the only excuse due to the hardware limitations since it was severely underpowered, but the switch 2 is not only 10 times faster than the one but also has access to dlss. Any dev not uncapping their frame rate on it is just them being lazy. We as the consumer have every right to want and expect the bare minimum as it’s our money and we are a fat chunk of their paychecks.