#11: Probably if I even quote a single one-liner here, everyone will know what game I'm talking about.

Hint 2: Especially one-liners by a certain hare.

7: Star Wars Battlefront II

6: Donkey Kong Country Tropical Freeze? I mean it even has Cranky Kong . I have another guess for the likelyhood of this being wrong though...

Correcto!

I seem to have fallen behind a day, so here's a hint for today's game. I'll give it a few hours before I reveal the game in the official thread:

#11: Often considered the weakest entry in this notoriously challenging series of action RPG's. This one was not directed by the person most commonly associated with the franchise. The most recent entry in it was released earlier this year.

Super Monkey Ball I guess then.

Metroid 2.

And I guess we can both guess each other's #11 lol.

Star Fox 64

Nah it's Lylat Wars.

Ahhhh I was so sure

Lylat Wars (US: Star Fox 64) as guessed by TruckOSaurus and mZuzek (I guess)

More commonly known under the name 'Star Fox 64' in the rest of world, the game was called 'Lylat Wars' in Europe because of a trademark infringement with an older game released on Atari 2600 that was already called 'Star Fox'. Similarly, the Super Nintendo game was called 'Starwing' in Europe. We knew perfectly well what the games were supposed to be though.

Known for the most cheesy one-liners in gaming history, the game is most memorable to me for it's replayability due to it's fun, action packed and varied levels. Of all games in existence, this game is highly likely to be the one where I have seen the end-credits the most amount of times. I could almost dream the entire sequence and in fact, taking out the names of the developers, I probably still can. Music included. I know the levels themselves like the back of my hand as well and when I played the 3DS remake for the first time, it felt like I never stopped.

It was always a good game to play for a short time, because the fastest path would only take about 45 minutes to complete. My better liked levels were mostly along other, often harder, routes however so I would usually strive for going the middle or the upper path, or a some combination. It was interesting that sometimes I would breeze through the uppermost and difficult path, while at other times I would fail horribly, ending at the lowermost path instead. It's really a game where you have to have your day, to do good.