Clue for 42:

From the seas to the sky. Rotate an 8.

American Wasteland is also my favorite. The scenes were so dumb, it was amazing! People destroying statues or removing other monuments and stuff from their place by doing skate tricks on them, I mean what the fuck? It's brilliant . And the story was kinda cool as well.

I actually thought of putting it in my list, but I need to replay it to make sure it deserves it. Maybe next year.

Yep. I need to make these a bit harder me thinks. I forget how knowledgable you guys are.

Don't forget, you are on a videogames forum.

It's easy to forget sometimes with all the console wars! It's part of why I love that Smeags does this every year.

axumblade said: Scoobes said: axumblade said: Scoobes said: Clue for 42: From the seas to the sky. Rotate an 8. Bioshock Infinite. :p Yep. I need to make these a bit harder me thinks. I forget how knowledgable you guys are. That was actually my number 43 43. No need for Bomberman in this colorful entry to an otherwise dark series.  Specifically, because you are in the sky for Infinite and underwater for the other Bioshock games, there were a bigger spectrum of colors (or so I thought).  Also, the bomberman comment was in regards to the cover of Bioshock 2.

Wow... that's the most cryptic hint I've seen yet...

#43 - Blaster Master

Here comes the game you youngsters couldn't guess! Blaster Master is an open world game where a boy looking to save his pet frog stumbles upon a high-tech tank (just go with it).

The game is split in two parts, navigating the world with your tank and exploring rooms where you eventually find the bosses on foot. Both sections are great fun but I do have a preference for roaming around with the cool tank. This game is hard, very hard, never ever finished it hard but every once and again I love trying to go as far as I can before running of lives and continues.

Wow i fell off the wagon on this

45: Sonic Adventure, direct sequel to my number 2 game, this has the same strong Sonic platforming and awesome Knuckles stages, with solid Tails and Amy segments. The others weren't as compelling, and glitchiness was a factor, but still has most of the elements of one of the all-time best games, so gets its spot

44: Pokemon Diamond and Pearl: Gets its relatively higher position because it was the first Pokemon i'd seriously played in 6 years at the time, so had a strong "back in action" feel. A decent postgame, too, though that could have been stronger.

43: Yoshi's Story: Derided for being too easy, but it still has some rough stages, and an interesting score-based system that makes the game infinitely replayable, plus a memorable soundtrack and bizarre enemies.

Back to easy hints

#42 Hint: This game proved to everyone that Luigi was a badass.

Nope.