No one guessed it, so I'll answer number 47 and then add my number 46.
Hint for number 47.
After finishing this game, you'll get a better rank. If you start a new game plus with that better rank, you'll have access to previously sealed off areas and more cutscenes in the main storyline. Whether it's your first time playing or you're playing new game plus, your rank is told within the storyline itself at the very beginning.
I'll give another hint. You can do a sort of new game plus in the middle of the game if it gets too hard for you. A lot of people think it's too hard to finish without doing this.
Breath of Fire Dragon Quarter. It's a very different game from the rest of the series. Combination of dungeon crawler with a mixture of turn based and TRPG combat. The game is fairly difficult, but can be finished without using the features the game implements to make it easier. In addition to your regular exp, the game also gives you party exp on completion of battles. You can use this part exp at any time, though once completing the game or if you save and use the restart feature, you can start back at the beginning with a new game plus of sorts, retaining all the party exp you currently have acquired, all skills, and alll equipment except for usable items, allowing you a sort of boost to your character at the beginning of the game. Enemies don't respawn so restarting is the only way to get more powerful.
The game also features a ranking system called D Ratio, with your starting rank being 1/8192. This was added as sort of a way to extend replay value and other than it being a good game, giving more of a reason to restart. When completing the game, the game calculates how long it took you to complete, how many extra turns you've had in battle(did you get first strike or the enemy,) average level, etc. The higher your D Ratio the more storyline is added to the game, the more secret areas are unlocked and available to explore, and the more powerful Ryu's ultimate weapon is.
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Hint for number 46
The cover of this title features someone who hasn't at the time, but later fought in the UFC.
