You're halfway there Kapi!

You're also halfway there to the prison, Cone! What where you thinking, asking me for a pirate copy of Investigations 2?!

Ha, I didn't even have an R4. Everyone had them!

49. Castlevania III: Dracula's Curse

The best non-Metroidvania Castlevania game in the series from what I have played so far. The music, level design and bosses are top notch although the difficulty this time around is through the roof. The fact that you have four possible characters to play as in this game is probably the selling feature, they're all unique and have their own advantages and disadvantages. It's fun just to replay levels as a different character and see how it plays differently. The graphics are great too, probably some of the best on the NES and art style gives it that dark and rough feel I'd expect to find in a land infested with vampires and other monsters. I still haven't beaten this game but...one day...

Hint for 48: 3 days.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask

I've now uploaded 30 lists to the spreadsheet (Thanks a lot guys )

632 unique games thus far. :D

Yup that's right.

49: Heroes of Might & Magic III
PC (1999)
New World Computing



To be quite honest, I've always been skeptical of strategy games. I've just never been very interested in turning a game into a impersonal mathmatical equation. Instead, I enjoy getting to the heart of the game, exploring the world while getting to know all of the fun gameplay quirks. Luckily for me, Heroes of Might & Magic III offers the best of both worlds. While offering core strategy gameplay that is both involving and oh so fun (by offering a hybrid turn based/real time gameplay system, it allows the player to move about the world and battle foes as he sees fit. Which is very welcome!), it also invites you into an amazing fantasy world full of lands to explore, treasure to find, and foes to destroy. Each faction captured your imagination by offering different magical worlds and beasts from different mythologies (I chose Necropolis, the bastion of the undead!). All in all, Heroes of Might & Magic III was an immensly personal and involving game with fantastic gameplay to boot. I'll still play a match after all these years. The game made a believer outta me. ^_^

Hint for #48:

Whether you're a robot, a giant white blood cell, or an evil turtle king, you need to watch your back when it comes to this protagonist!

Xenoblade! Because I totally got this instantly!