Okami

That's the one.

#30 - wind waker - hero of the winds

#29 donkey kong 94

yea, I don't get why Wind Waker. Anyways.

#30. The Legend of Zelda Spirit Tracks.

#31. Megaman X (had to edit the number, oops lol)

#27. Resident Evil 4?

Nobody? Ok, 2nd hint:

29. 2nd: They created an evil version of a famous male character, brother of another famous male character that already had an evil version.

And...

#28: This RPG was created by the same developers than #29, who had created another RPG franchise for a different console manufacturer.

Rome: Total War?

Yes.

30 – Caesar III

I’ve already talked about Sierra’s City Building Series in my #34 entry, Pharaoh. Caesar, set in Rome (I’m going to be pedantic: although the game is set in the Roman Empire, and you have to communicate with the Emperor and fulfill his orders, chronologically the game takes place during the Roman Republic; of course I couldn’t care less, the game was incredible) was the first title in the series, and Caesar III, obviously, its third sequel.

Although it might be a similar game than Pharaoh, Caesar III is some above it in the list because of some (pretty subjective) factors:

1. I’ve always preferred Roman over Egyptian setting (See my note about Roman Empire-Republic, if something like that happened in Pharaoh I would have never noticed).

2. You have to manage the favor of the Roman Emperor. If it falls very low the emperor will attack your city, and probably destroy it. Intentionally lowering the favor while preparing for the civil war was one of my favorite activities in the game, and I was actually able to defeat him some times (then he would attack again with a bigger army unless you regain his favor).

3. The Mediolanum level, where you have to fight against Hannibal, and his elephants, several times, was awesome and epic (although, once again, historically inaccurate).

Actually it is neither. Hero of Twilight is a fan invention and Hero Chosen by the Gods is just a sentence spoken by one of the spirits taken out of context; the spirit just says Link's a hero that is chosen by the gods, note the lack of capitals, it's in the cutscene (and goddesses actually, the spirits can't even get that part right). Besides, aren't all Links heroes that are chosen by the gods? The Wind Waker's Hero of Winds-title for Link is also debatable if you asked me, because the way it's said in-game feels more like a little side-joke than a serious grant by the King of Red Lions. And speaking of Heroes, what is he supposed to be called in Spirit Tracks according to you then, because I don't recall a mention of a Hero of Trains, Spirits or Tracks or whatever in the game. Talk about hints that are false...

Anyway nerd-mode off.

I don't know, wild guesses because they don't seem to 100% fit, or maybe they do, and coincidentally all Nintendo games but; Yoshi's Island, Mario Kart Double Dash and Mario Galaxy?