Clue for 42:

Another WRPG whose main character could be described as a combination of the colour of snow and the sigil of House Stark (from Game of Thrones, although the show has nothing to do with the game, ). This is his first game too.

Scoobes said: Clue for 42: Another WRPG whose main character could be described as a combination of the colour of snow and the sigil of House Stark (from Game of Thrones, although the show has nothing to do with the game, ). This is his first game too.

I'm now officially proud of my reserch skills.

The Witcher.

F0X said: Scoobes said: Clue for 42: Another WRPG whose main character could be described as a combination of the colour of snow and the sigil of House Stark (from Game of Thrones, although the show has nothing to do with the game, ). This is his first game too. I'm now officially proud of my reserch skills. The Witcher.

Nicely done!

Calm down. There's another 4 games in the series left to go!

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I just like this one the least, if all. 

Number 43 is Ducktales. 

Easy but good platformer where you go through multiple different geographic locations to collect treasure.  The stages are pretty open ended, so you can go multiple ways through to find hidden treasures, secret areas, etc, to increase the amount of gold you end up with even more. 

Hint for number 42.

Dragon kicking asses into space.  I know you like the ball buster.

I'd put direct quotes, but then you could use Google for the answer.  I made sure myself you couldn't use Google for help, but if you know the answer it'll be as plain as day.  I'll add the direct quotes when someone answers the  game or tomorrow.

Wipeout HD (43)

This game is a wonderful high speed arcade racer with loads of variety. The lower speeds aren't all that incredible, but when you speed up to rapier and then phantom, this game starts to require incredibly quick decision making and good planning for success.  The campaign does a good job mixing in modes, and despite a few mistakes making time trials and speed laps too easy compared to the races, does a good job of gradually ramping up the difficulty.  The graphics are great and the game modes add a bunch of variety not seen in other arcade racers.  In particular, zone mode lets you go beyond the difficulty provided by the set speeds until you eventually lose out to how fast you're going.  One day I hope to manage Zone Zeus but for now I'll settle for getting Airbreaker. The main downside is occasionally some of the events seem to involve a fair bit of luck to win.

Hint 43: This game worked on by a famous Studio was originally a handheld title and has one of the best collector's editions ever.

Ni No Kuni.

Finally, a Boss Fight!

God Hand.