Nice pick. I've tried to wrap my head around that game for the longest time. I've got hundreds of hours in other Paradox grand strategy games like Crusader Kings II and Europa Universalis IV, but I'm still a bit overwhelmed at just how much information the game throws at you. Also I never seem to know how exactly to reduce militancy and/or consciousness, and my factories seem to shut down at random.

tl;dr I'm a casual scum and numbers are hard

Correct!

#11: A revival of a franchise that has lain dormant for over twenty years prior, the marquee first-party title for the 3DS in 2012.

Finally getting to the big ones here, and this is where I start gushing.
#10: Yet another big 3DS title, this one a sequel to a game over a decade old. This game expands upon the original in the every way, and introduced a surprisingly competant multiplayer component to an already fantastic game. Full of charm and humor, I have one more giveaway hint if need be.

So, we're finally at the big boys?!

Here's my two new hints, fairly easy I guess, but hey...

#11: This game was the first one of the franchise to be localized. It features three main characters, one which you play as during the tutorial/prologue, and then the second one, on which the other two (among other less important characters too) follow. Beating the game grants you an extra "Hard Mode", on which then the game finally focus on that third protagonist, and gives his perspective of things during the story of the second protagonist.

#10: This last game on what was supposed to be a trilogy (more games released afterwards) gave us the chance to play for the first time as the antagonist and friend of the main character on previous entries, on a moment on which the main character was sick and unable to go on for the moment being.

#11 is... Fire Emblem: Awakening?

#10 is...Luigi's Mansion 2!

#10 - Aim for the legs!

Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare?

......no. What are you referring to?

The scene on where Captain Price (Or Gaz, I don't remember) yells and tells you to aim for the legs, in order to stop Zakharov's son from running away.

Oh, well its not a quote. Just a good tip