#37: Obviously this is very subjective, but I answer with a popular choice around these forums: Xenoblade Chronicles. I have a list of more games to cross off, if this fails. My personal best game according to both lists of the past two years is unlikely, as barely anyone played that. Also this means you are done with Wii after that game…

#38: Whatever your best franchise besides Mario is. I just guess: Crash 2

#40: shot in the dark: Monster Hunter Stories?

37 - Nope, I was vague on this one since you are right, its subjective, and yeah I'd be done with the Wii after this one amazing game, but its not XC. 

38 - I forgot to mention its a snes game :x

40 - No. good guess tho. 

Well, then:

#37: Super Mario Galaxy

#38: Donkey Kong Country

37 - Correct, thats the one!

38 - Right franchise, wrong entry tho. 

#38: Ehm, uhm, Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy Kongs Quest

Yep, you got it :p

Interesting concept and story that are exponentially better thanks to their visuals, synergy in its finest.

A cult game between competitive games, one of the pioneers promoting e-sports.

Marks a new standard for real time strategy games focusing on great gameplay.

The highest point of indie games to date, it is more than you can see being intellectual and witty from start to finish.

#36 - The second adventure of a little guy and a robot.

Guessed by Farsala

This epic game introduced me to a strategy genre that scales it up from only controlling singular units. Here, you manage an empire of cities and regions and balance economies and armies. The Roman theme, which makes pretty much everything better, is added flavor. Other games in the series like Medieval II, which focuses on the age of Kings, Castles and the influence of the Pope, or Empire, which focuses on colonies, domination and global trade, are also two favorites of mine but the Roman theme makes this game stand out. The game itself, the main game at least, follows the period of the Roman Republic after the small city state of Rome became the most dominant in the region and the Kingdom was abolished, until the emergence of the Empire and the critical change of the political structure. The game has two great expansions; Barbarian Invasion and Alexander. The former focusses on the beginning of the fall of the Empire and the Great Migration of Northern and Eastern European tribes into Roman territory. The latter is a short campaign that focuses on the conquests of Macedonian Greek Alexander the Great against the vast Achaemenid Persian Empire.

#35: "YAYAYAYAYA!". This The Offspring song always makes me think of this game.