5. Spirit Tracks (A million times better than the subpar Phantom Hourglass, and yet it somehow managed to get worse reviews and sales. WTF?)
4. Prince of Persia '08 (Still can't understand why this was so overlooked by the public and critics. I found it to be a great reboot that was familiar yet different, and I loved the game's look especially)
3. Kirby's Epic Yarn (Yes the game is ridiculously easy and it would be nice if you could actually die or fail a level in any way. But the fact that it's also one of the most innovative and creative 2d platformers of last gen more than makes up for that)
2. DMC: Devil May Cry (thank the "fans" for throwing this to the wolves before ever even playing it and discovering what a fun action game it is)
1. Mirror's Edge (The problems it may have are vastly outweighed by the innovation and freshness it brought to its genre. Received nowhere near the critical or commercial success it should have)
