was either Jumping jack flash or actually jumping jack rabbit. I never owned it but played the demo which was on Demo Disk 1 about 20 times haha. this was in the time before a proper job :D

I played about 2-3 hours of Resi evil 5 which I picked up in a supermarket here stacked with some reduced B list dvd's made me lol, was rubbish. Revelations + circle pad pro = proper resi evil 4 style goodness, the worst thing about resi evil revelations is how bad it makes some other games just thrown together and slapped on the 3ds look, it's in a league of it's own graphics wise.

ah dang, I guess you mean Street fighter 2 then, I think the main feature this game had for me was the magic of being able to press start on the 2player controller without putting in another 20p :D

25. Legend of Zelda: WindWaker, GC (2003) Nintendo (23 last year)

To some Nintendo fans, the GameCube era was notorious for seeing some of the weaker entries in franchises, and while i would argue that the Wind Waker had a lot of weaknesses, its strengths made up for them. Beautiful music, memorable characters, a huge world to explore (even if the actual content of the world was debatable). Despite its flaws, i've played it many times, probably more times than any other Zelda game barring Ocarina, so it has to have done something right.

My #25, as guessed by Ganoncrotch, is Super Street Fighter II.

For some strange reason, Street Fighter II Turbo is generally considered the best console version of Street Fighter II, but it pales in comparison to Super Street Fighter II, the game with the most characters, moves, and modes. Super Street Fighter II features sixteen playable characters, twelve carried over from the previous games and four new to the franchise: Cammy, T. Hawk, Fei-Long and Dee Jay. Other novelties include eight color schemes for each character’s costume, new moves and new animation frames, music and sound effects, as well as adjustable game speed. Its greatest achievements, however, are its new game modes, which include time trial, group battle, and tournament battle, an eight-player single elimination tournament.

Clue for 24: These colorfully-named games were decidedly monochromatic, unlike one of the later entries in their franchise

all 16 characters from this game are on the roster for Super Street fighter 4 AE too they were all that well rounded, great fighters. No other game from the SF series has all of it's characters still in use in the current game.

I'll give you that one :P It is indeed Jumping Flash!

This was harder but I'd have to guess Pokemon Red/Blue/Yellow

Indeed monochromatic being their start on the original black and green gameboy and the later entry which doesn't include colours being diamond and pearl ? :o you guys should write gaming crosswords :D