#15: Apparently you get spare ribs from spare ribs.

20. FireRed?

19. Super Mario World?

Only one other reply since my first hint for this one? You all already preparing your christmas dinners or something?
Speaking of food, hint 2;

#15: Apparently you get spare ribs from spare ribs.

Hint 2: You also get Kidney Beans from crunching ice-cubes, Gastric Ejections from spicy Indian food or a Bloaty Head from sniffing cheese.

Yes, I figured the second hint would make it much easier.

19- Yoshi's Island


18- Red Dead Redemption 


17- Barrel of Doom
16- Was originally a Resident Evil game, but it becae something else later on.
15- Sold very well and became one of the best 7th gen games, even though almost no one expected it.

16 - Devil May Cry

DMC was the original RE4 but it was too far from what RE was so it was turned into a new franchise.

Correct once again.

Theme Hospital as guessed by Ka-pi96

As you'll see there's many games with a certain level of humour in my list. I often like games that have an original theme, some unrealistic twist or in general just don't really take themselves seriously very much. One such game, and maybe even the biggest joke of them all, is 'Theme Hospital'. It is a construction- and business management game where the player builds and runs their own hospital.

Obviously, it's no ordinary hospital in this game, because that would be boring, and the patients have the most wild and imaginative diseases. One will have a large, bloated head, another will be invisible, or have hair all over his body or even seems to be radioactive when emitting a greenish glow. These diseases have the weirdest, wildest explanations, like one disease that causes the patient to develop a pair of spare ribs by sitting on cold floors and then gets to take them home in a doggy-bag.

Because of this, it's a timeless game, like many others from developer Bullfrog were. There will probably never be a sequel and some games tried to replicate it's tone, but obviously none succeeded. To me though, 'Theme Hospital' remains a classic and a game I could play any day, all day.

#14: In this weird yet cool cutscene, a certain character who is the opposite of this series' main protagonist and who has been a boss in earlier games, stands in to represent corrupted people.