I don't see the cigarette ad, but that looks awesome! SR FX is an amazing game, I rented this game over a dozen times as a kid, enough to pay for the game twice over.

555 is the ad.

Hint for number 31.

You can get a Puff Puff for luck.

Dragon Quest VIII?

My hint could have been used for any game that had it in there, so close enough.  Dragon Warrior 7 is on the list though.  In Coastal the girl tells you she'll give you a puff puff for luck.  Or something along those lines. 

Clue for #30: My first PS3 game: the rebirth of a great series which is now unfortunately pretty much dead after three lackluster entries in a row.

#32 - Dungeon Keeper 2 (Kudos to Player2 for guessing this)

In the late 90's, Bullfrog Productions were just on an unstoppable roll for me.  Every game they released just became an instant classic for me.  Dungeon Keeper 2 was no exception - a massive step up from the first game and just a fantastic management/strategy game.

I mean, heck, even the premise is clever.  You have so many games where you're the hero and you have to plunder dungeons, killer monsters and getting loot.  Why not flip that on its head and cast you as the keeper of a dungeon who has to build traps and entice minions in so that the heroes who come to attack your dungeon get slaughtered?

Dungeon Keeper 2 kept the brilliant Bullfrog humour that ran throughout all their games - Succubi groaned excessively at times; the narrator mocked you in dulled tones; it was just fantastic.

And the gameplay was absolutely sublime.  Digging out your dungeon and filling your rooms with traps and creatures - it was exactly the kind of micro-management that I'd grown to love from Bullfrog and it didn't let up at all here.

A fantastic game; and I cannot wait for the spiritual successor "War for the Overworld" to release next year.

#31 - Populous: The Beginning (Kudos to Player2 for guessing this)

As I've mentioned already multiple times in this thread, I love Bullfrog.  I love them as much as it's possible to love any defunct developer.  And yet, I had never played any Populous games before the third in the series appeared on the PS1; despite it being pretty much the series which put them on the radar.

While I realise it's nothing like earlier Populous and nothing like EA's attempts to revive Populous on the DS, "The Beginning" is an absolutely fantastic game and definitely the direction they should have taken the series had it survived longer.

Mixing God game with RTS in the most fantastic way, Populous 3 had you controlling the shaman of a mythical tribe who leads her people to conquer the galaxy.  While controlling the shaman herself and having many supernatural powers at your disposal (something which was emulated in Lionhead's later "Black & White games"); you also had to manage a settlement of followers - build buildings for them; train them up as warriors or preachers and then ultimately go to war with opposing tribes.

I feel like Populous 3 was a game ahead of its time.  You could terraform the landscape in fantastical ways which just didn't seem technically possible at the time.  The combat was always a massive nightmare of attacks flying everywhere, yet it was fantastically fun to control.  

And I've neglected to mention the best part of the game: the soundtrack.  So soothing.  You'll need it, to keep the stress of the actual game at bay.

Just like Dungeon Keeper, this one has gotten a recent spiritual successor in the form of Godus, something which I have yet to check out but keep meaning to.

37: Bulletstorm?

36: Tekken 3?

35: Final Fantasy XIII

Clue for my #30 - after years of steampunk the series returned to traditional high fantasy with this entry.