And I'm behind again!

My #24 is Demon's Souls

My #23 is Resident Evil 4

My #22 is Gears of War 3

My #21 is Dragon Age: Origins

Now here's the clue for the #20:

"This is the sequel to game based on an already established universe born from movies. This sequel in particular had to had more than the 40% of its content cut to meet the deadline, and the developer wasn't the same one as the first entry."

20. Star Wars: Knights of the old republic 2

#19 is Phoenix Wright!

#19 sounds way too easy, I smell a trick here. Pokemon Blue?

And holy shit, I'm late. Time for a string of posts

#25: Portal (Valve, 2007) - PC (also on PS3 and Xbox 360)

It's funny how this seemed like an intruder on The Orange Box. Just a small, brand new ip. And yet, it proved the best game on that package. What's most impressive about Portal, is that the game is just one giant tutorial. The game just stops giving you instructions near the end, but nobody notices that because it's so well designed and addictive. The Portal mechanic is one of those "how did nobody think of this before?", and this and the sequel are actually the only puzzle games that don't bore me. It's one of the games with the highest replay value to me. Plus, GLaDOS is awesome.

You know it!

Also, is your #21 Dark Souls?

Yep. Dark Souls 2 to be exact.

#22 - Walker between the worlds. Voodoo.

Any idea of this one?

#24: Red Dead Redemption (Rockstar, 2010) - PS3 (also on Xbox 360)

This is THE best game Rockstar has ever made. Granted, I never cared too much about GTA (in fact the only one I've beaten was IV, mostly because of plot/characters), but thankfully this is not "GTA on the Wild West". I see some people complaining how the world is empty and there's nothing do, but I have so much fun with this game. Finding that one horse and taming it was very rewarding and encountering a goddamn BEAR in the mountains was a pretty intense fight. The soundtrack is mostly ambiance stuff, but there are three AMAZING songs here: Far Away, Compass and Deadman's Gun. Can't get enough of them. Throw in one great plot, and this is the prime example of how much better Rockstar have gotten with their campaigns (GTA V also looks pretty good).

They can't make a good multiplayer though. Seriously, I got BORED beyond belief with this game's multiplayer. And GTA IV's.

#23: Crash Bandicoot: Warped (Naughty Dog, 1998) - PlayStation

Crash 1 hasn't aged thaaaat well (that damn saving system), Crash 2 was also a GREAT game, but the third one? Best platformer ever, period. What baffles me the most here is that there are so many gameplay types. Usually, that's a bad thing, but here, I actually enjoyed every single one of those gameplay styles. Plus, Crash has a cartoon-ish charm that I just love. Recently, the rumours of a revival have been stronger than ever and Sony just keeps mentioning the character EVERY DAMN TIME (while making clear Activision owns the ip all the time, which may as well be a lie), so I think we may see a brand new game soon. I just hope it comes close to Warped.

I wish Spyro would come back too. Oh well.

No idea xD