Ooohh now it's getting interesting .

You're on the right track, but it isn't called Qubos.

Jumping Flash!

(had to look it up)

Lol .

Maybe you weren't on the right track afterall, because it's not that game either! Puzzle game, obscure, PS1, those were correct though O.O

Kula World.

YES! There it is .

Well done, it's Kula World (called Roll Away in the US), a.k.a. the greatest puzzle game and greatest PS1 game ever created, where you're a ball rolling around all the sides of blocks to get keys to unlock each level's exit.

I had secretly been leaving breadcrums in other threads for a while now for the most obscure games in my list. In that one thread about obscure games two or three weeks ago I mentioned Step-On-It, Dynamite Cop, Asterix and yes, Kula World.

And don't worry guys, this was finally the last of games like this in my list .

Well, I consider the first western release. No point considering the japanese release, when that makes no difference for me =P

Would you say FFXIII is a 2009 game or a 2010 game? Rogue Galaxy is 2005 or 2007? Ni no Kuni is 2011 or 2013? I could go on and on.

And #14 is pretty damn high. Chances are it's higher next year though, when you get this high on the list, it depends on my mood on that particular day. And as for the soundtrack, well maybe I didn't pay attention. When I replay it, I'll listen more closely.

"Used to"? Nah, every single numbered FF game has a top-notch soundtrack. Including the oh-so-hated XIII, yes (one of my favorites actually). XV is already indicating it'll keep the high standard.

And nah, I don't think me having too high of a standard is the issue. Maybe I just didn't pay attention, that's all.

#13 - Of course, part 1 is even higher up on the list, but this game is an excellent sequel, giving my wife and me more great co-op action along with a lot of improvements and new maps. We didn't spend as much time on this game as we did on the first one, though. I think that we did at least 300 runs through the maps of the first game, maybe half of that here.

This game is the main (and perhaps the only) reason why I'm glad I had X360 last generation.

Ugh stupid computer being in the shop for longer then expected, doing this on the Wii U is a pain... uggggh.

Anyway for my return!
#13 hint: Originally released in two seperate releases, the second release could link to the first, providing a more coherent story and slight level layout changes in both. By far and away the longest 2D title in the series and widely regarded as one of the best, with 3 playable characters and 14 ZONES.

#12 hint: The 2nd generation of a highly regarded very popular franchise, was a direct sequel to the first and was the only one to allow the exploration of multiple regions. Painfully obvious.

Final Fantasy XIII-2!