21: "You can be anything you want to be! Darth Maul, a refrigerator, a dynamite-miner, a driller, a lightning rod, or fireworks!"

Starfox? lol

#22 - Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock had surprised me. I never could have guessed that playing around with oversized controllers could be this much fun. Besides listening to your favorite music, well, my favorite music coincidentally, the game offers a very challenging way to play through them. The strength is of course, that the player actually feels like a rock star! Sadly though, each successor was worse and the franchise died after a short but vibrant life.

#21 - ?
This current (7th) gen franchise was arguably influenced by a very famous movie series and a gaming franchise which is about to be rebooted. I am talking about the game which gets off to a chilly start!

S.Peelman said: #22 - Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock had surprised me. I never could have guessed that playing around with oversized controllers could be this much fun. Besides listening to your favorite music, well, my favorite music coincidentally, the game offers a very challenging way to play through them. The strength is of course, that the player actually feels like a rock star! Sadly though, each successor was worse and the franchise died after a short but vibrant life. #21 - ? This current (7th) gen franchise was arguably influenced by a very famous movie series and a gaming franchise which is about to be rebooted. I am talking about the game which gets off to a chilly start!

Uncharted 2

Minecraft?

Way, way off.

This one's a little specific, and Darth Maul doesn't refer to the Sith specifically, but to his mode of fighting.

This is the only game in its franchise where you can become these things, in lieu of other things that you usually can do in this franchise.

If only I were constantly at my computer.
Pokemon Black/White

Correct!

22. ICO (2001)

Down from 18th on the last list is a truly unique game.  Perhaps one of the best things about ICO is how much story it can tell with so little.  The team for this game did an excellent job of telling story without resorting to a mess of dialogue.  The solitary flaw for this game is the fact that the combat seems nothing more than an annoyance.  The idea of having to save another person from being captured is solid but the lack of variety in weapons (not as bad) and enemies (worse) led to most of the excitement being taken a short while into the game.  On the other hand the game's final combat felt like a wonderfully crafted battle that I would love more of.  The platform puzzling in this game is what ultimately shines through.  Unlike many platformers, the next move is usually less than obvious and requires a little thinking to puzzle out where you're going.  Somehow the developers made the destination always seem so far away, even though the entire game world is decently small.  A lot of this could come from the fact that the game flows freely between areas without any sort of modular level scheme.  The castle is beautifully crafted and I wished I could have wandered away from the game and explored the whole building.  This game exceeded all of my expectations, even knowing what other people had thought of it.

Clue for #21:

The trailer for this game used a song sung by Bobby Darin.