Wow, I agree too. Sonic 2 is my fav 2D Sonic game too... o:

Have you guys tried Freedom Planet? I highly recommend to any fourth-gen Sonic fans :)

#50. The Legend of Zelda - A Link Between Worlds

Just shy of my top 10 Zelda games, this game is quite good. The level design and music is top notch, as well as the non-linearity as far as dungeons are concerned. Because this is about my favorites, I won't go into the flaws, but just know that I still consider Link to the Past to be the better game. 

#49 Sonic The Hedgehog 2

Probably my favorite of the sonic games. The level design is good, music is good, everything is just good(Aside from a few tedious zones of course)

Glad to see ALBW :)

It moved up a few spaces on my list since last year. I would love it if it cracked the top 60 on the final list.

So #49 was Half Life 2.

For #48, we have to go to a title which has multiple entries in the same location, showing you just how successful you can be with encapsulated flatulence in America.

Incorrect I'm afraid. If i give anymore hints i'll give it away.

#49: Super Mario Maker, Wii U

I always knew I was going to enjoy playing all the inventive levels that came out of this game. What caught me by surprise is how much I also enjoy the creation process as well. Nintendo did a tremendous job making the level designer as intuitive as possible and there's so much you can do with it. Attach wings to pretty much anything, stack enemies, have cannons shoot power ups, etc...

Sure you can get a string of horrible levels while playing 100 Mario Mode but if you know where to look you can find countlesss truly creative levels to fulfill all your 2D platforming needs.

Hint #48: You can't judge a game by the color its hair.

DMC, or whatever the new one is called?

DmC: Devil May Cry is right.