Yeah nice try, what about the other mods hhmmmm?

Not so fast, I don't wanna waste it :-O

Fuck fuck fuck fanboy troll penis vagina apple.

There, I'm done.

My list will be rather different than most as my gaming life went: Arcade, Colecovision, PC, Wii, Android

Game 50: BC's Quest for Tires - From my original home console, my favorite game at the time.  Fun enough in '83, it certainly hasn't aged well, so it appears here at #50.

Game 49: D&D Pool of Radiance - The original from SSI in 1988 (not the horrid remake).  My brothers, friends and I had sooo much fun huddled around a PC playing this in the day.  Again, another game that hasn't aged well but certainly one that's recgonized as a classic.

Game 48: HINT: One of the industries most enduring characters/games but we'll have to see how it survives a recent buy-out.  Always a blast to play.

Bomberman. But which one?

First one I played, they were basically all the same after that.

49- Bomberman 64

Minecraft?

^ Yes. Hopefully my next one will not be as easy.

49. Counter-Strike/CS: Source (PC, other versions on X-box, XBL &PSN)

This is why PC gaming is great. A bunch of fans create a Half-Life mod that goes on to become one of the greatest multiplayer FPS ever. Through numerous iterations the game has kept improving and improving. A bit lower than last year because I haven't played it for a while, but with a new version out on Steam, it may creep back up next year.

Clue to no. 48:

A 2D open world game (featuring 512 screens) from the mid 80s. It was released for a whole range of consoles and personal computers, but not any of the current big 3. It stars a character named BLOB.

Fistbump for underappreciated member of the Bomberman franchise.