You are on fire as well, since all three of these are correct. 

On Star Wars: Dark Forces, I vaguely remembered that being on somebody's list last year, so I took a guess that it was yours.

Nope, though you are fairly close, in a way.

You stole my #11 :(

I was surprised by you, I didn't even knew there were so many japanese Wizardry titles. So I thought, if you go through them you may hit the right one over time. But LL snatched that away.

16: Deus Ex: Human Revolution

14: Pillars of Eternity?

And like that all my games so far are guessed. You and LiquidLaser are clearly in the lead now with correct guesses.

Super Mario Bros. 3

• Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo Entertainment System, GameBoy Advance
• 1991
• 2D Platformer
• Nintendo R&D4 / Nintendo

The highpoint of the classic 2D Mario platforming series was it's third game; 'Super Mario Bros. 3'. Almost the best 2D platformer in general, every aspect from the tight controls to the precise level-design is so polished that it could barely be any better. Gameplay was tweaked even further in subsequent ports, but even in it's original release on the Nintendo Entertainment System, control over Mario was so tight, so natural, it might just be the most fluent game you'll ever play.

The smooth gameplay and control is of course just a supplement to the main course, which is the level-design and it's gameplay mechanics like the power-ups and enemy design. All top quality here, and the cleverness of the levels is what makes the game stand out most. The original release is a challenging game, harder than your average new game even though it wasn't anything special back then. The game also has an overworld map with bonuses and extra paths to be found for shorter routes to the end. A feature that would sadly depart from the series after this game's successor, for a very long time.

The game introduced many locales and gameplay elements that would become a mainstay in the rest of the series and I personally remember this Mario game to be the one that mostly resonates with my young gaming life. On NES, me and my cousin used to play either 'Duck Hunt', the black-box 'Soccer', or this.

#14: It's too bad the remake of this one coming next year doesn't include the second game.

Still some games remain unguessed. I'll add a hint for each once again.

#14: Lot of weird people in the Jungles of the Soviet Union. There can be only one Boss.

#13: Many kings have come and gone, one succumbed to poison, another to flame, still another sleeps under a city encased in ice, and for each king a queen appeared, a fragment of the soul of the first man, all searching for purpose. Many kingdoms have come and gone, but this one was called Drangleic.

#11: A fungus-based apocalypse. A man who lost his daughter finds a new purpose in life travelling alongside and protecting another young girl.

#11: the Last of Us?