40) Not the right one no, but it doesn't leave many options left!

33) Not it either

33: Devil May Cry 3?

Yeah I know I'm in the minority here. You know how like, 95% of the gaming community doesn't care that Smash Bros Brawl had slightly floatier mechanics but the hardcore absolutely hated it? Or how most people can't even use wave dashing or the more outlandish skills? That's how I am with Music Rhythm games. To the average bloke that played the games and didn't think much about it, the fun levels of the track list and the goofy graphics were all that mattered. It was a casual game, it was a fun game...but to me, it was infuriating. 

To me, all the little things about the game pissed me off. It made it feel less authentic when Rock Band went in a more authentic direction. Of course, the fact that HArmonix (the company that created both franchises) is made up almost entirely of musicians helped. So when I played Guitar Hero III before I even realized it was made by a different team, I thought my interest in the genre had peaked and I had moved on. It felt wrong to me. There were notes where they didn't belong, notes missing where there should have been notes, distortion charted as trills, chords in places where it clearly was a single note, and all sorts of toony, arcadey malarky that made it harder to time my hits and the like. Stuff like flames erupting from every note, the fret board shaking, all the outlandish sound effects, and everything else they added to make it more appealing to a general audience really ruined the game for me. 

Oh, and the sound track on paper was the best in the series, but Harmonix was much better than RedOctane for including songs that were FUN and more interesting/varied. Guitar Hero III was more mainstream and had more hits people were likely to recognize, but Rock Band had more obscure stuff that was more likely to be fun or unique to play. That mattered. Plus, Rock Band toned down a lot of the arcadey stuff. Flames didn't erupt and the fret board didn't shake all over the place and there weren't gimmicky boss battles. The notes shattered and fell, maintainign the momentum instead of making something rise after falling. IT's a super subtle detail but it absolutely has an impact on gameplay and the design aspects. Same with the overcharting and undercharting. Rock Band tightened the allowance on note hitting, focused on multiple instruments, added a bunch of gameplay features and generally made the game more versatile and more authentic. 

Guitar Hero as a whole, once RedOctane took over from Harmonix, was arcadey and flashy but lacked depth and substance. Guitar Hero 3 was kind of the epitome of it all, with the worst overcharting, the widest note allowances, the most mainstream tracklist, the highest difficulty, etc. It almost ruined my love for rhythm games, yet here I am today with over 2200 songs in Rock Band because that game FEELS better to play and doesn't have any of the gaudy mess that Guitar Hero pushed so hard. 

I get why this game is popular, I get that 99% of the audience doesn't care about these very subtle design aspects or even prefers the sillier presentation and more mainstream tracklist, but it made me HATE the game and nearly bail out on the genre as a whole. in my actual top 50 or 100 or whatever, if I was to make a complete list of every game that gets a 9.0/10 or higher....all four Rock Band games as well as Beatles rock Band, Lego Rock Band, and the first two Guitar Hero games (the ones made by Harmonix) would be on there. None made by Redoctane would even breach 7/10 for me. There's a world of difference in heart and soul and authenticity between them and GH3 represents all the features I hate or dislike about the franchise. 

I feel like such a hipster with all this but like, It always bugged me. I've discovered SO much more music through Rock Band...like, I didn't even know Greta Van Fleet was even a thing before playing their song "When the Curtain Calls" in Rock Band. Now they're one of my go-to bands for walks and working out and I can't imagine life without them. I'd never had heard of "Blue Sky" by the allman Brothers band. I never would ahve considered indie stuff like Anamanaguchi or Bang Camaro or Anarchy Club or any of the other bands headlined by the members of the band. The point is, Rock Band has been a transformative experience for me. Guitar hero was primed to be that and it all got thrown away with Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock.

I cheated a bit by googling Solar Fields. Is it Mirror's Edge Catalyst? 

Hey, I told people to google "Narbacular Drop"

Yes, Romance of the Three Kingdoms is it.

#44 Is a first person Rpg where you fight with swords and magic but it probably isn't the first thing that pops into your head. Hint #2 it features ragdoll physics and you can find some pretty creative ways to defeat your enemies.

#41 This game is the second game in a spinoff series from a well known rpg franchise. You use "magic keys" to travel to other worlds. Hint#2 It is a turn based Rpg. One of the monsters you can encounter is a slime creature.

#40 This is the first game from a certain playstation franchise that hasn't seen a new entry for some time now. Hint#2 The main character has a unique weapon which he uses for melee attacks.

Guessed by Mnementh

This old game started a lot of things. The first-person shooter genre most obviously. But also in me personally. Even though this game is in no way representative of actual history, that would've been something, it sparked a deep interest in history in me. In World War II, because that's the period this game is set in, further fuelled when I found out my hometown's involvement, but also in other periods. This interest grew in pretty much all areas, and there's days when I just read Wikipedia article after Wikipedia article about all kinds of things.

'Wolfenstein 3D', was however not really a game a young kid should be playing. There's swastikas everywhere, pictures of Adolf Hitler, the infamous greeting, killer German Sheppards and of course all around graphic violence. So at first my parents weren't going to let me play this game. However I was adamant. And at some point, they thought, what bad could a fake pixelated depiction of something do? I'm glad they thought that.

Wowee, surprised to see a third person add this franchise to their list.

The #35 en #34 were guessed fairly quickly, here's a second hint for #33 and a first for #32.

#35: People already live here even though this building is still under construction.

Hint 2: And they work there, shop there, eat there, go into the subway there, go to the doctor there, and more things. SimTower - Guessed by kenjab

#34: You must keep the pope happy or else the inquisitors will come for your family.

Hint 2: Those guys are pretty unfair. Your characters need to have a really high piety to survive if an inquisitor targets him. Medieval II: Total War - Guessed by Farsala

#33: Being chased by the antagonist makes it look like this game is in the survival horror genre, but it's not really.

Hint 2: The encounters are scripted though, and your enemy looks familiar.

#32: Chose one of three families, naturally one goes west over the mountains, the next goes east towards islands and ancient lands, and the third goes across the sea to the desert and fertile shores.