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Wright on 24 November 2014
TruckOSaurus said:

But can we really trust Saruman? How do we know it's not a ruse feed directly from Sauron?


Can Saruman be trusted?



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TRAVIS!!! on 24 November 2014
2Quick said:
TRAVIS!!! said:
2Quick said:
hint for # 37: In this game there are two people who think they are the hero. the first one is noble, stoic, and mute. the second is a jerk, a womanizer, and pompous. when the first realizes he is the hero of legend, the second breaks down and cries with disappointment, but gradually accepts his fate, turns his life around and serves a support role later in the gamer, ultimately redeeming himself; making him a hero in a different light.


Skyward Sword?


Correct!

Was the hint too easy/ too hard?

 love your profile picture by the way.   No More Heroes may be repetitive but it sure has style.   

well, it was easy for me because Skyward Sword is one of my favorite games, so that's what I immediately thought of.

Thanks! I can't even describe how much I love NMH :)



Mr_No on 24 November 2014

The game's protagonist last name is the same as a former British car maker.

The main cities for the game are America's Motor City and a fictional Chinese city.

Another hint for the #37: The original game is named after a trope where an unsolvable problem gets solved by plot convenience.



TRAVIS!!! on 24 November 2014
Mr_No said:

The game's protagonist last name is the same as a former British car maker.

The main cities for the game are America's Motor City and a fictional Chinese city.

Another hint for the #37: The original game is named after a trope where an unsolvable problem gets solved by plot convenience.

I'm guessing Deus Ex: Human Revolution



Mr_No on 24 November 2014
TRAVIS!!! said:
Mr_No said:

The game's protagonist last name is the same as a former British car maker.

The main cities for the game are America's Motor City and a fictional Chinese city.

Another hint for the #37: The original game is named after a trope where an unsolvable problem gets solved by plot convenience.

I'm guessing Deus Ex: Human Revolution

Correct you are.



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KLXVER on 24 November 2014
Veknoid_Outcast said:
KLXVER said:
Ok, back from another ban. Some catching up to do...

#41 - The start of a difficult 7th gen

#40 - PS1s real answer to Super Mario 64

#39 - Built-in platformer

#38 - 16 to save 1

#37 - Living on a giant

Is #38 Shadow of the Colossus?


Yes, sir

Anyone know the remaining three?(#37, 39 and 41)



Conegamer on 24 November 2014
KLXVER said:
Veknoid_Outcast said:
KLXVER said:
Ok, back from another ban. Some catching up to do...

#41 - The start of a difficult 7th gen

#40 - PS1s real answer to Super Mario 64

#39 - Built-in platformer

#38 - 16 to save 1

#37 - Living on a giant

Is #38 Shadow of the Colossus?


Yes, sir

Anyone know the remaining three?(#37, 39 and 41)

37 might be Xenoblade. 



 

Here lies the dearly departed Nintendomination Thread.

KLXVER on 24 November 2014
Conegamer said:

 

37 might be Xenoblade. 


It sure is



Mr Khan on 24 November 2014

38. Mario Power Tennis: Nintendo/Camelot, GameCube, 2004

It iterated on another of my top games, Mario Tennis, but was not quite as memorable simply because it came second, although the gameplay had more gimmicks. The problem with said gimmicks was that the Defensive moves were unbeatable, making higher-level play against CPUs into a chore (you HAD to be sure they didn't have a Power move, or you wouldn't get one past them, period).



Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.

Mr Khan on 24 November 2014
KLXVER said:
Conegamer said:

 

37 might be Xenoblade. 


It sure is

Whoops, guessed already.



Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.