This does appear to be an underserved market.

All I could find is Luigi's Mansion 3 where player 2 can control a low hp but infinite life character.

>Apparently, for some, I'm past it.

Do you think you're past it?

There is no age boundary, as long as you enjoy gaming, keep gaming.

Similar to my dad, who boots up Heroes of Might and Magic 3 every year over christmas break.

But it's asking a lot more that than your typical accessibility setting. I appreciate difficulty choices but I don't expect devs to do it every time.

And if part of a creator's vision for a game is that it's brutally difficult, then i can understand them not even wanting to put in an easy mode even if it's technically feasible. At some point you're asking a sports car to be a pickup truck. There are more games out there than can be played in a lifetime; if one isn't for you, play another one.

There it is. People aren't against accessibility. Even people that don't need those features sometimes use them.

Now difficulty is another issue. Devs not creating a slew of difficulty levels is not the same as requesting color blind mode.

This feels a bit like Batman and Spiderman origin stories. Everybody knows the deal by now, no need to elaborate. Mario will be saving the princess.