38.- Yep, thats right

37.- Imma give it to you, but I think its technically Secret of Mana 2

Correct on both of them!

#38: Luigi's Mansion 2

While this is my least favorite Luigi's Mansion game I still love it. I like the mission based structure less than how the other two games are structured gameplaywise. But it offers for way more funny dialogue with Professor E. Gadd between missions.

It has way more variety in ghost types than either of the other two Luigi's Mansion games that are all very expressive and full of character with very unique behaviour and attacks.

LM2 introduces plenty of new gadgets from E. Gadd that lead to some great puzzles. The tons of collectables are fun to find. The boss ghost fights are pretty creative.

Also this game introduces the ghost doggo which I mentioned in my hints. That one's a bit annoying but funny.

This installment is way longer than the original with more story too and more intricate leveldesign. King Boo's design is way better than in the first game, intimidating even.

A very fun game.

Sooo late! (As usual). Let's get to it, shall we?

#50: Ultra Street Fighter IV - PS3/PC

I've never been the best at Street Fighter (playing online though me that reaaaal fast) but with a group of co-workers of comparable skill, this was such a great time. The Focus Attack mechanic added some insane strategic options to the gameplay and the cast was a great mix of fighters old and new. Main character: Chun Li (her charge moves prevented me from going to aggressive which is usually my downfall).

#49: Mega Man 2 - NES

From the awesome intro music to the final fight with Dr. Wily, Mega Man 2 is a great ride. It features some of the most memorable Robot Masters and once you've got the game figured out, it's a quick playthrough that gets you a quick 8bit action fix.

41- No but you got some help from Machina

40- yes

38- no but it is even more recent than Dragon Age: Origins and shares the name partially.

Tales of Berseria

Yes, One left

38 This RPG features an exiled princess, a thief, a relentless captain, 2 mages and an old king.
This game also features quite the eccentric entertainer. The protagonist can interact with all these characters and their backstories in unique ways.

more recent than Dragon Age: Origins and shares the name partially.

#48: Resident Evil Village - PC

Resident Evil Village is the answer to the question "What do you get when you mix RE7 with RE4?". Ethan Winters is back for more punishment (and dear lord, he does get punished!), the game is more wacky than its predecessor but it suits my tastes better. You get a bit of everything, careful and tense exploration, super creepy puzzle section, balls to the wall action sections.

#47: Devil May Cry 5 - PS5

The delightfully over-the-top Devil May Cry formula gets perfected in this entry. Featuring 3 playable characters and a very wide variety of combat options, you'll be killing demons with style until your thumbs fall out. The story and set pieces didn't do much for me but I'm all about that gameplay.

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I am thinking something like Medieval Total War, probably 2?

#46: Ori and the Will of the Wisps - PC

Hauntingly beautiful environments, an all new combat system (with some elements borrowed from Hollow Knight) and lengthier campaign Ori and the Will of the Wisps is the perfect sequel so perfect it completely overshadows the original. The game has great movement, a touching story and is a solid Metroidvania all around.

#45: Resident Evil 5 - PS3:

If you find someone to play this game will you, I can guarantee you'll have a blast. Many of the complaints about this game go away when you've got someone competent assisting you instead of a rather stupid AI. It features all the Resident Evil goodness that I love, a very sexy Chris Redfield and my favorite version of Mercenaries.

Sonic And Knuckles?

I feel so bad about this because I don't like being negative, but for the life of me I don't know why so many people love Guitar Hero III so much. I thought the boss battle gimmick was garbage, the charting was all over the place, the visual effects were outlandish in a way that vastly messed with the rhythm and timing of the notes (so much so that they had to widen the allowance on timing just to counterbalance it), and everything was overcharted as hell. 

It's an exercise in style over substance. a great track list from a popularity aspect but nowhere near as fun to play. I got introduced to way more songs and bands from Guitar HEro 1/2 and the Rock Band series than this. And yes, there's a distinct correlation between developers HArmonix (the team that made GH1, GH2, 80's, and the rock band franchise) and my personal tastes. 

Buh, this is one of those games that I know most people only like because it was the one that had the widest appeal, but there's a dedicated group of music lovers that feel it was definitely a step down. Rock Band did it better.