Sounds fair

Super Mario World, duh

...could be Super Mario Bros too though.

Correct

I dont think most have SMB in their top 10 NES games...

Hint for the game #14: It's surprising what "three goddamned bullets" can do for the game finale.

Uncharted threeee.

Correct yet again. I thought no one was going to get this

You're lucky I didn't see this. I wreak havoc everywhere I go in this thread .

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   Lylat Wars

   US Name: Star Fox 64

   System: Nintendo 64, Nintendo 3DS
   Genre: Rail Shooter
   Year: 1997
   Rank last year: 15 (=)

Due to a licence dispute with some old obscure Atari game, we in Europe would not know the name of this franchise until it's GameCube entries. On the Super Nintendo, they named it Starwing, and on the Nintendo 64, they named it Lylat Wars. For the rest, it was the same amazing game the Americans knew and loved. The game came with the Rumble Pack accessoiry, which would later be used for a plethora of other games on the system and would go on to become a standard across all systems.

Lylat Wars is a rail shooter, mostly in space where the player pilots his Arwing against hordes of enemies. A couple levels do put the player in a tank and one in a submarine, which bring slightly different gameplay. The eventful levels and the different paths to take to end give the game great replay value. Personally I like these smaller arcade-style games a lot, as one may have noticed from my list, but Lylat Wars is the greatest of all and it's legacy continues to make me hope that Nintendo will one day put out a sequel that's equally great!

Game #14

Chicken sounds? A suggestive comment at a pig he just conjured? This necromancer isn't really good at what he does as is evident by the prelude to the final battle. To add insult to injury he also crushed himself afterwards!

Hint #14:

When this game was announced and its title was shown, I was so dumb as to think it would take place in Mêlée Island (TM), which is a fictitional place set in Monkey Island universe.