When do you kill pigs in GTA?

The only game I can think of right now is Angry Birds

#38 - Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3 (PC)

As guessed by Green Sky (:D).  I really wasn't expecting much from this game as I was one of those old Westwood fans who was disgusted at how EA had raped their development team and this series.  Which is why it was such a pleasant surprise how enjoyable this game was.

The main campaign and overall tone of the game is the same camp, silly tone that made the first RA games so fun, added to by some great cameos by established actors and yes... those women (tacky, sure, but still enjoyable :P)

Additions such as a full co-op campaign, great skirmish mode, loads of ways to play (land, sea, or air; rushing or turtling) just made it a great all-round package and definitely the best rts I've played in a long time.

Clue for my #37 - Noticably darker version of one of Sony's longest running IP's which has also had a long history of censorship in Europe.  Received a new version this year.

World of Warcraft.

Oh no wait, those are boars... .

That's why we need to just log in and stay in the forest, killing boars.

;)

38th: Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (PC version)

When I first played this game on the PS2 a few years ago, it was truly enjoyable, sadly I lost my copy, but last year I bought this game for the PC.

The game is certanly very fun to play if you just want to screw around and the story is also decent. What I have always loved with this game is the openness of it. The characters very also very likable.  However the flaw of the game is presented during some missions that are a pain in the ass.  Despite that, I would recommend this game to anyone that likes this type of game.

38. Tomb Raider (PS1 & PC, also available on SAT, PSN) (remade as Anniverssary on PC, PS2, 360, Wii, PSP)

The original Tomb Raider spawned a new gaming icon, two Hollywood films, started numerous models careers and was a damn good game to boot. Nice puzzles, a wonderous adventure and at times frustrating difficulty. The remake modernised the controls for modern audiences and retains much of what made the original a classic.

Clue for 37: One of this game's characters made the front cover of Playboy.

My #38 is The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, which I rank a little bit higher than Oblivion. I happily spent dozens of hours in Vvardenfell exploring the incredibly expansive, richly detailed world. It might not be the best RPG ever made, but it's probably the one that made me fall in love with the genre.

My clue for #37:

German armor + French cavalry = ????

Tombi?