I loved this game, a lot. Even though it lacked content once you've done everything (a problem I have with most open-world games), the hard-boiled Hong Kong drama, the characters, the combat system and everything else had me hooked right from the beginning. This game was a joy and personally, one of the best things to come out of the seventh gen. :)

Even though it was kinda not demanded, given the sales, I'm glad an eight-gen version was made for those who missed it the first time.

Hint for 23

This 5th game in a series was the first time many played it

Since no one guessed it, the #24 game was Mass Effect 3. Yeah, weird that this game is up here.

Hint for the game #23: 3 stereotypes join forces to illegitimately expropriate funds and/or goods from financial institutions, government agencies and the like.

nope

You got it. ^_^

Hint for #24:

This game's title is made up of two words: the first is a good way to describe the game; the second is too, considering this game earned a M rating, something its spiritual predecessor did not.

I am falling a bit behind but here's a hint for #24.

Not quite the game that fans really wanted at first.

Hint for #23:

This game proved that when it comes to the concluding haven, furry amputees reign supreme.

I'm with you, Smeags! I think Epic Mickey carries around an undeserved negative reputation. Sure, there are camera problems. Yes, it's not as sinister as advertised. But it's still an amazing platform game with a very interesting morality system and plenty of side-quests and collectibles. Plus, for Disney fans, it's absolutely essential playing. Over 80 years of Disney animation are represented in this game; it's a true love letter to the house that Disney built.