#37 Racing in 0 gravity... in some areas

#36 in this game, the evil girl tried to poison MC, got caught by poisoning someone else, got killed and came back as a ghost and possessed the ship as a way to prevent her from killing the ship. Also evil aunt was her mother.

#35 Hey guys, release all your creatures and liberate them. They're basically your slaves. Secretly I want to have them all to my self!

#34 A platformer with rpg elements, such a great love story it was.

#33 Smell ya Later

#32 In this perma death game, this ranger can solo the entire game.

#31 2 people in one vehicle, racing. Also there was a bomb mode.

#30 In this game, you get sent to another world and awesome music began. Also to make this easier, maidens.

46, 42, 43, and 41 are correct. Try again for 45.

Nope all wrong, better luck next time XD

Is correct.

You got them all

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past as guessed by mZuzek

At the start of this list when I mentioned I would include five games that were important to my start and growth as a gamer, I also mentioned there was a sixth game that actually deserved to be in a list like this. That sixth game is 'The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past', and I doubt anyone would disagree with the statement. The game is considered a classic by many, and it really is for good reason.

The game is a milestone in the series, setting a lot of it's lore and style in stone, but is also a milestone in it's genre and among it's peers on the Super Nintendo. In the game Link is called upon in his sleep by Princess Zelda who has been put in the dungeons of the castle by "Agahnim", a sorcerer that has betrayed and killed the king. Unbeknownst yet, is that Agahnim is actually the evil Ganon in disguise. The 'King of Thieves' has escaped the confines of the ethereal Sacred Realm where he had been imprisoned ages before. Descendants of those that sealed him have been kidnapped and are being sacrificed, in a bid to find the sacred Triforce, which grants the user the power of the goddesses that left it, when they created the world.

I used to think the game was impossible to beat, literally, and that the final boss Ganon, was immortal. Until I discovered my aunt had actually beaten the game. I was still a young child however, and I was mostly playing on her file without really knowing what was going on since I still lacked any real knowledge of the English language. Besides playing her file, I started like a dozen new ones just to see the rain at the game's start again and again. The game made a huge impression on me however, and the series would forever stay in my mind as my absolute favorite video game series.

#35: Performing a certain glitch could let you try to catch a creature that doesn't actually exist.

That's a Missing creature, .No? Pokemon Red/Blue

Time for me to spam...

Game 38 - CoD: Black Ops II

I've never been too big into CoD. Didn't like singleplayer in any game, and always sucked at multiplayer. But BLOPS2 was pretty good at hooking me up (outside of singleplayer). Everytime I visited my cousin or a friend with a PS3, it was either that or FIFA, and FIFA sucks. It's mostly the fast paced action, with great variety of weapons (well... some are much better than others), but there's also the zombies mode. It's a very different game from the classic "shoot everything in your sight", but still manages to keep the fast paced action and add slow paced strategy. It was a blast playing with my friends, and very difficult.

EDIT: had an idea. Instead of spamming, gonna give hints and then spam

Hint 37: a 2D digging game that is not Terraria!

Hint 36: Who you gonna call?

Hint 35: You fight dinosaurs and a giant pig!

Amen brother.

44 is Dragon Quest 7 and I think everything else was already guessed.