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I had a difficult time placing this game. Perhaps if I'd played it more recently it'd rank much higher. I thought the third installment of this series was its best. Rarely are certain scenes as memorable in games as some (one, in particular) were in this game. The music was beautiful, the setting was refreshing, characters were memorable, voice acting was great, the script was at its best throughout the series, the controls were are also refreshing, some of the new game mechanics were fantastic... I think I may be putting this one further up the list in the near future. I really should play it again.

40. No More Heroes

No More Heroes is up next, the game follows Travis Touchdown as he tries to become the number one ranked assassin in the United Assassins Association by killing those ranked above him, mainly to impress the mysterious Sylvia, whom Travis wants to get 'friendly' with. I really enjoyed this game, despite it's flaws. It was also my first Suda 51 game, and it was certainly a refreshing experience to see his 'different' ideas for the first time, such as saving the game by using the bathroom, or charging up your beam katana in an ever so slightly dodgy manner...

@Darth. I can try to guess which one is your No.1 PSP game but I'm 100% sure yet but I know that it's a Square Enix game. And you put Crash Bandicoot 3 too low!!!!! lolz jks

@pearljammer: I see I'm not the only catching up :)

#42: Super Smash Bros. Melee: My first Smash game. 4 Player Madness, tons of Nintendo characters, a simple control scheme but so much depth hidden underneath. I had problems placing this one because although I got to know the Smash formula with this game, I have a strong preference for it's sequel. Nevertheless, this is a game I spent many hours playing with family and friends and it deserves a place on my Top 50.

#41: Tekken 3 (PS): It should be obvious to everyone by now... I like fighters... a lot. I was introduced to the Tekken franchise by a demo of Tekken 2 on disc that came with my PS. Tekken 3 is a remarkable entry in the franchise it introduced us to some new fighters that became part of my mains (Jin Kazama and Ling Xiaou), the pace was much faster, the endings were funny and somehow I could play 100 matches without ever getting bored.

No. 40: Heavy Rain (PS3)

http://gamrreview.vgchartz.com/game/7703/heavy-rain/

Having played Farenheit/Indigo Prophecy before, I was really looking forward to this game and it surpassed it's spiritual predecessor in every way. The story was engrossing, the characters entertaining and was overall a top experience. It's not without faults, as the story has a few plot holes and considerring how your actions manipulate the story, I was hoping that the killer would change with your actions. However, it's still an entertaining adventure game that does something different in an HD market filled with multiplayer focused shooters.

Who was your main?

Well, it is Monday in GMT, so I'll keep going-

40. Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga (PS2). I... just wow. It was the first game outside the series that introduced me to Atlus, and it was the game that cemented my love for the company. And how it made me claw for more...

Biohazard 5 (RE5) is a grate Action Game I love Vs Mode and mercenary's mode. but there was no horror at all and to me it the story had less of a Japanese influence then ever before.

lets hope the reboot brings back the horror    

Metal Slug X is awesome SNK games were awesome back then I wish that SNK Playmore would get back to what made SNK Awesome.