Though the original was great too, I am giving this to the GBA remake as they touched up the game in small ways to make it a little bit better, like making Luigi different from Mario, giving them some words to say, some minor graphics touch ups, and made the game portable. Super Mario world is an incredibly fun game to play for people of all skill levels. The game starts out easy and gets to be more difficult as time goes on with tons of hidden extras for those who search for them. On top of that there are some secret levels for truly good players to test their skill on if they dare. I did beat them though I may have lost some of my sanity in doing so... One of the few games I have 100% completed, Super Mario world!
#18- Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance
The third Fire emblem game I played and probably the second easiest as well. Path of radiance put me in control of a young mercenary named Ike as he went about his life in his father's mercenary company. Things ramp up when he meets a princess who is forced to flee her kingdom to stay alive. They eventually take back the kingdom during the long, eventful story with a cast of characters that demand to be noticed, and a great music track to back everything up. Path of radiance took everything I loved from fire emblem blazing sword, and brought it to the next level.
#17- One Piece: Unlimited World Red
Though some people may think I am a bit biased toward the one piece series as a whole (I admit I am). There is still no denying the fact this is a solid one piece game and it holds it's own against other games fairly well too. With a battle system that reminds me somewhat of kingdom hearts and a total of 20 playable characters from the one piece universe, this game has something for everyone who loves one piece. This is the closest I have found to replicating the feel I get from watching one piece series, and it is even multi-player to boot as well!
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