#36. 1..2...1..2..3..4th game in the series

As for my 34th game

#34: You'd better appease Anubis, or face the consequences.

Hint 2: This game received an expansion titled as a queen famous for been the lover of two ancient generals.

That's right

The game is pretty fun overall, having quite a lot of freedom to do what you want and how you want. The story doesn't actually require too much manditory fighting so you can complete the game in a single noncombative life, but where is the fun in that? :p

The expansion is a bit pricey on top of the original game, but it does add in quite a few extras that makes it better so that is a bit annoying

#36. 1..2...1..2..3..4th game in the series

Hint 2. GBA(only in Japan), DS, Wii and 3DS.

37: Oracle of Ages?

36- Persona 4


Being the first Persona game I've ever played, I didn't know what to expect from it. Now it's safe to say that I had a crapload of fun with it. Hopefully Persona 5 will be even better!

Hint for 33- Third game in a loved franchise, but said franchise is kinda dead nowadays.

#38: Pokemon Stadium

#37: Resident Evil 2

#36: Medieval 2 Total War

#35: I could name a host of Mario games maybe.

The Operative: No One Lives Forever as guessed by Player2

Of the shooters in the list, 'The Operative: No One Lives Forever' is probably the most recognizable, but also the least well known. Taking an obvious inspiration from the 1960's James Bond movies, it follows the mission of Agent Cate Archer in taking down an evil, crime lord who wants nothing else than subdue the world using the most complicated schemes possible.

Like any good '60s spy-story, this evil crime lord has a host of henchmen with exaggerated personalities that try to thwart the player every once in a while. Besides cliche characters, every cliche location is present as well. Of course, the private plane, the scooba diving, a space station or alpine chases can't be absent. The game combines all those elements in a lighthearted yet engaging story and it remains conscious of it's choice to be this cliche. It's bad in a good way; it's funny.

I don't remember how, why or when I first played this game, I just know it made a place for itself among the greats. Being a unique game like this can do this easier than a 'safer' game could for me. There was a sequel which boosted impressive graphics and a continuation of the storyline with new characters and locations just as perfectly cliched as in this game. It is hard to pick one for the list, and I didn't want to include both. Like with some other series with a similar dilemma, the novelty factor wins out.

39: Dying light

35: I don't believe so, but, New Super Mario Bros U?

I actually forgot to post yesterday.

#36: Later there would be two more games to have this, but this game for a long time was the only game in the series that showed a family member of this famous series' protagonist. He didn't live long though...