50.
A man with a mouse saves the world, one turn at a time.
A cursed king's journey

Hint # 2

49. Nobody is going to be able to guess this anyway because it's super obscure, and it's going on my list for today, so I'm going to come out and say it. It's Alternate Reality, an RPG with multiple parts planned (of which only two, The City and The Dungeon, were completed) and a lot of mechanics unusual for the day such as in-game date/time, weather, karma, and whatnot. It came out in 1985 for the Atari 8-bit computers and was ported to C64, Atari ST, Apple II, PC , and Mac.

48. A couple of you got the series right, but it's a mainline numbered title in the series.

47. It is Doom II. Someone got it right.

46. The game was made by Namco and starred Troy Baker as the protagonist

45. It was indeed the original Legend of Zelda. You'll be seeing a lot of Zelda on my list.

Dragon Quest VIII. One of my long-time favorites.

Missile Command

Guessed by: The_Liquid_Laser

A simple game, but effective at being addictive entertainment. The objective is to shoot missiles at incoming missiles that target your cities. Once all cities are destroyed, you lose. This famous game has tons of clones out there, and my introduction to it was through one such clone. Our first computer, a Macintosh, came with a demo-disc which contained a game called 'Patriot Command'. Years later I played the original game; Missile Command, and for some reason you can't beat the real thing. Maybe it's the no-nonsense feel of it. After all, the Atari has only one button, a big red one, so what can go wrong?

#49: This sports game features a half-time show that doesn't actually happen in reality. Maybe it does on American Colleges, but I don't know.

Damn, dude, you've got more skill than I've got to make that. I remember I went to a friend's birthday party when I was a kid and he had a full-sized Missile Command arcade machine.

A creative concept that at first glance is not understood but is as addictive as it is entertaining.

This is a great game and (*hinthint*) you may keep attention later in my list.

Thank you.

An actual arcade machine, that's awesome. I like to have one at some point. Missile Command would be a fun one to have!

Correct!

I think this is Soccer for the NES. At least that's probably what it's called. I remember how weird it was seeing cheerleaders come out at half time, surely it should be oranges, right?