*ponders*

Does the Naga count as an extra race?

If you're thinking about WCIII, the Naga would be the 5th race not the 3rd.

Kanye West Conquers Asia and Europe: The Game.

Three races, but only one Kanye

Undead, Orc, Human, Night-Elf... Naga! Yeah I'm tired. -_-

Oh, I meant that the fourth race was added by the expansion.

But not Warcraft III, no.

There is less to differentiate the races physically than in Warcraft 3.

#13 - Spyro the Dragon (PS1)

As guessed by Veknoid.

If I was being entirely objective, I could probably pull this game to shreds.  It doesn't contain the tightened gameplay of the sequels.  It doesn't have the lovable side-characters of the sequels.  It has some horrific difficulty spikes in places.  The camera can be an absolute nightmare  So on and so forth.  But you know what, put this game in and begin playing and you don't give a damn.  It's just a bloody awesomely good time.  3D collection platforming at its finest, Spyro 1 had you tracking down Gnasty Gnorc and freeing the crystalised dragons of the realms.  Setting up the franchise perfectly, there was just a great mix of collecting gems, toasting bad guys and exploring the beautiful, coloured worlds.  Add in one of the best soundtracks in videogames (Stewart Copeland is a musical genius) and it's easy to see why this game makes my list!

#13: Resident Evil 4 (2005)
Last Year: 13

I've always been a fan of the Resident Evil series before Resident Evil 4. The problem was that I was just too chicken to play any of 'em. Seriously, I've watched my friends play and beat the previous games, and was perfectly content with that (I even have the Players Guide to REMake... without ever owning REMake. ). But by the time 2005 rolled around, I was ready. It was time to put on my big boy pants and enter the realm of survivor horror. And it was a good thing too, as Resident Evil 4 is one of the finest games ever crafted. Superb graphics, haunting music, full 3D enviornments and movement, enough tension to even make Chuck Norris sweat, and amazing pacing. Despite the fear, you never wanted to stop playing because you wanted to see what happen next in Leon's nightmarish adventure. I've played and beaten this game 10 times now, testament to how fun a game this one really is. Definitely a gem in the world of video games.

Hint for #12:

Ooh that feels nice.

Clue for my #12 - "patients are reminded not to die in the corridors"; 'the squits' and rat infestations make this hands down the funniest game I have ever played.

Here it comes.