Yeah It was easy to get stuck in the game. The first time I got stuck I was angry and never played the game for months, then later i started the game again (Lost my save)  and got stuck in the Police station but because of the level of the monster was too high and I didn't had any bullets and had to start all over again XD 

It was a hard game but fun nonetheless

#46. New Super Mario Bros. Wii (Wii)

A RED BOX!

That's my main argument for putting this game in my list but if you want more well there's the long awaited return  of 2D Mario games (don't mention the DS game because handhelds don't count everone knows that). It features great level design, a SMB3-like map, fun power-ups, Yoshi, added replayability (Star Coin collecting) and most of all 4 player madness! It allows you to help out a less skilled player if you're feeling nice and if you're feeling naughty, it also allows you to throw your friend down a pit or take all 4 Power Ups and leave your friends with nothing .

My 46

#46: Final Fight 3 (SNES) : This game is absolutely FUN, the story mode was a little short but you had different paths and it was the first (and last true Final fight) to implement combos and super attacks which added a lot of replay value. I played this game a lot with my friends, always using different characters and discovering new paths. Great game!

Did anyone played it? I have so much memories from this game

I don't think I played Final Fight 3, but I remember playing the two previous titles though. They were simple but fun games.

My number 46 went to Worms Armageddon on N64. I believe this is probably the best Worms ever created.  One of the best 4 player games for potheads.

46 - Final Fantasy (NES, PS1, GBA, PSP)

It may be simple, it may be relatively shallow, but Final Fantasy was a huge leap forward in the genre and to this day remains one of the most addicting games I've ever played. It's such an odd dichotomy because compared to other Final Fantasy games (I recently played this for the first time after beating XII) it's the simplest, most boring thing, yet I loved every second of it. Simple but effecting, I'd say! Two well-excercised thumbs up for this grand start!

Ahhh I see...

It's also the most challenging Final Fantasy. I remember grinding to get the $4,000 sword before doing the crown dungeon. It was a very good game but having played it on NES, I still have nightmare about having to purchase potions one by one, each purchase requiring three button presses if my memory serves me right (talk to vendor, select the potion, select yes I wanna buy your damn potion).

#46) Warcraft II (PC/PS/SAT)

At every other title on this list, I consider myself to be at least fairly good... But I royally suck at this game. My micro-managing skills are ass, I don't know how to properly use Mages/Death Knights at all, and even the dumb-as-fuck AI often manages to give me a hard time.

But I like the game. Though admittedly, I probably wouldn't if I hadn't played some of the newer, better installments of the series first.

46. Jake Hunter Detective Story: Memories of the Past (DS)

Memories of the Past is a text based adventure game. As Jake Hunter you play through 6 different mysteries, interrogating suspects, investigating crime scenes, gathering clues, and confronting criminals. Along the way you unlock stories in Jake Hunter Unleashed, which are humorous adventures brought to life with an adorable chibi art style. There is plenty of behind the scenes content to unlock, including pictures, videos, and developer commentary. Fans of adventure games should definitely check this one out.