50. Xenoblade: Chronicles (Wii)
49. Yakuza (PS2)

Heavy Rain at 50? wow, didn't see that coming.

On the plus side, he's not listing Nintendo games at 50 to show he's not biased.

49. Medal of Honor: Allied Assault (PC)

Here in 2011, the chances of me actually playing a new release like this are slim to none, but back in 2002 I still occasionally dabbled in the military FPS genre. This game stands out above the rest for one reason only, the Omaha beach landing level. This is one of those levels that you will always remember playing, it starts with a simple black screen and the date of the mission, which then slowly fades up to reveal you're on the final approach to the beach. Once you hit the beach, everything is just chaos, there's bullets flying everywhere, and regular explosions. It took me a good few attempts to slowly work my way up the beach on my first playthrough, and that's probably what increases its memorability. 

#49. Plants vs. Zombies (Game of the Year Edition) (PC)

BRRAAAAAINS! The Zombies are coming!

I had heard a lot of good things about this game for many months and it ended being the game I gifted to my Tiny Tim in last year's Steam Secret Santa (he had requested it). I was intrigued, so I decided to buy it for myself and what I discovered what a quirky, fun and addictive game. The game offers a great variety of plants to counter an equally varied army of invading zombies (Zomboni being my favorite because of the wonderful pun) and just when you think you've mastered the art of zombie killing, night falls and you've got to change your whole strategy.

You can also take a break from the main game to play a great range of mini games from zombie bowling to vase breaking to zombie-jeweled. Afterwards, if you're really looking for a break, there's the Zen Garden where you water your plants, feed them fertilizer and train a snail to collect money!

Perhaps Legend has more story and is more cinematic, but Anniversary has much more game and is the better for it.

49 - Deus Ex: Human revolution (pc)

This game is not a good shooter, but a rather enjoyable stealth/hacking game. The thing with hacking though is that you hack a computer to retrieve passwords which you don't need if you go your way hacking.

49. Kameo: Elements of Power

I remember how excited I was when I learned about this game, controlling a character that could become 10 different creatures, each with their own unique abilities, I was sold. The game is extremely fun, and I always got excited when I collected a new Elemental Sprite. This is honestly the best Ben 10 game ever made.

49. Sonic CD (PC) - I love the sonic series but for some reason I never found the love for this series as much as I did for mario. This game was the best sonic I've played (until a later entry) and the levels you travel through are fun as hell. I still get that title song stuck in my head sometimes and whenever we played the sonic stage in brawl I made sure that song played 100%. I don't know why I choose this game over the others, esspecially since I played this alone, but I guess that I found it the most rewarding in how speed flowed with the level design. Anyway, still great, catchy inrto song, great level design. TONNSSS OF BLAASSTT PRROOSSSCCEESSSIINNGGGG!!!!!!!!

Hey Smeags, Plants VS Zombies is a great game. When I first heard of it I wasn't really interested in it, and the videos really didn't spark my interest either, it was some fateful day when the Internet went out in my house and I discovered my cousin's netbook had a demo of it that I decided to give it a shot; needless to say it was fun as hell. :)