Oh you guys .

Both a nope, I'm on a roll this year .

Alright, how about this:

What kind of geometrical shapes are there and what game comes to mind when thinking about a particular one? Remember when you could walk on walls and ceilings in Twilight Princess?

   18

   Super Mario Galaxy

   System: Nintendo Wii
   Genre: 3D Platformer
   Year: 2007
   Rank last year: 17 (v 1)

 One of the best platform games ever made. The design of Super Mario Galaxy is so brilliant when building levels out of a couple small areas at once, made the underpowered Wii able to have one of the prettiest games of the 7th Generation. The game is my personal favorite as far as 7th Gen exclusives go. The game got a sequel, which is likewise of extraordinairy quality, but to me it loses out because the first game includes the excellent Comet Observatory as it's hub-world.

The gameplay is designed around this idea of walking around spheres, which was first shown in a tech-demo for the GameCube system, and later tried out in The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess where the player can walk up walls and ceilings and end up walking upside-down using a certain item in a particular terrain. In Super Mario Galaxy, Mario can walk around these spheres at all times because of the concept of gravity. Each sphere is it's own 'planet' and the player must find ways to get from one to the next in typical top-notch Mario platforming fashion. This concept opens up many gameplay aspects (all perfected Nintendo-style) never before seen in any game, which makes this an extremely unique and special game.

Sorry guys, had to put a stop to it. It wasn't for the lack of trying .

Game #17

Remember that Astérix turn-based strategy game I had in the list a couple of days ago? My next game, is the about the exact opposite perspective.

Hint for 17
This is my favorite game in this franchise. This 2013 release came 8 years after its predecessor.

S.Peelman said: Sorry guys, had to put a stop to it. It wasn't for the lack of trying . Game #17 Remember that Astérix turn-based strategy game I had in the list a couple of days ago? My next game, is the about the exact opposite perspective.

Rome: Total War?

Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time

Hint #19:

"HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAA"

Hint #18:

Often considered the best in the series, but I believe its sequel set during the same time frame is better.

I know it is not the game because you haven't played it, but that #19 hint goes perfectly with Lost Odyssey.

#18 is RESIDENT EVIL THREE!

Hint #18. The "sequel" to this game has been 10 years in the making.

Hint for #18:

This game saw the first appearance of a sidekick who went on to star in several titles, including one coming out next year.

Hint for the game #17: If you ever stand on his patch, he'll bring you down (he'll bring you down).