hmmmm welllll my pokemon games...well one of them thats left is very very very high on the list too

Well lets wait and watch!

I think we've said too much

Smeags will kill us!

{gallops away on Odin leaving snfr}

*is afraid*

*flies away on Bahamut*

50-45

44) Ratchet & Clank PS2

Truth be told I'm not much of a Sony fan. However there is one series I've always admired, it being Ratchet & Clank.  Insomniac's 2002 debut of R&C was filled with a great deal of innovation, value, and most importantly fun! With a touch of platforming and third person shooting this game struck gold.  Perhaps there are better Ratchet experiences, but this is the one I'm familiar with.

Cool vid. Actually, not really. Cool game!!! That's what I meant.

Funny thing is that when Sony and Sega guys are trying the rumble pack, they are grabbing the controller as if they were playing with the digital pad, what actually was wrong.

43. Banjo Tooie

Was my earlier hint a little too obvious? Perhaps, but Banjo Tooie is next up on my list. Some say the two Banjo games on the N64 rivaled Super Mario 64, some even say that they bettered it. I wouldn't quite go that far, but Mario most certainly didn't have it all to himself on the console. This game was a part of Rare's golden era, and whilst I look back upon it and others from that time fondly, I can't help but wonder what might have been had they stayed with Nintendo. As for the game itself, it takes place two years after the first, Gruntilda is at large again thanks to her sisters, and it's down to Banjo and Kazooie to stop her again.

No. 43: Prince of Persia (PS3, also on 360 & PC)

http://gamrreview.vgchartz.com/game/24825/prince-of-persia/

This was my first Prince of Persia game and quite simply, the platforming was sublime. It's not without it's flaws; the enemies are repetitive and combat's too simple, but overall it was a good experience. I liked the way they circumvented the need to reload from checkpoints and the dying mechanic and the art style was a refreshing change from the usual brown and grey of games released around the sametime. The way the relationship between the Prince and Elika was built was also done very well. I think part of the reason I enjoyed the game is because gameplay mechanics were actually relaxing. I could play at my own pace whilst enjoying the artwork, the platforming mechanics just plain worked, and it was near impossible to become frustrated because there was never a reload screen. Underrated and misunderstood game imo.

43- StarCraft (PC)

Forgot to post my 44, and 43 is coming right after!

44. Suikoden III

Suikoden 3. Absolutely amazing game. Excellent music. Classic JRPG... Continuing on the Suikoden series that I love so much. I love this game. I love this series. Thank the LORD for chipped PS2's! <3

43. Kessen 2

I spent so many hours on this game. Loved it! Loved the strategies you had to use and the fact you could actually run into the battle with your troops! Would recommend it to anyone who loves war games.

Dang Carl. Suikoden III and Kessen 2 were both games that were right outside of my top 50. Love them dearly.