Who knew that to make Super Mario 64 one of the greatest games of all time, all you needed to do was give Mario a shotgun.

Shotgun Mario 64 is exactly what you think it is. You play through Super Mario 64... with a shotgun!
The funny thing about it is, it adds to Mario's moveset so much, it gives you even more options as to how you approach levels!
With the shotgun, not only can Mario shoot enemies and various obstacles, but he can also shoot it while in the air for extra air time. With this, you can make some ridiculous jumps in the levels, and it makes the platforming even more fun!

The shotgun also eases up on collecting the 100-coin stars! Because with the shotgun, you can also shoot enemies that were otherwise undefeatable before, and they drop in more coins! Of course, stuff like the Blue Coin switches are still important to get, but the shotgun really helped make some stages a whole lot easier.
See a Thwomp? Shoot it.
See a Heave-Ho (the trampoline enemy)? Shoot it.
See a Chuck-ya? Shoot it.
See a door? Shoot it!
See a Toad? Well, if he has a star, shoot him, and that star will come to you!

The amount of attention to detail this game has is amazing, and I hope you guys try out the game and see what you find.
Just don't shoot Koopa the Quick... trust me on this one.

Of course, the shotgun trivializes a lot of the challenge that this game has, but I don't really care.

It's funny, the whole joke of "what if Mario had a gun?", I personally don't find that funny, but when you actually make it fun, and even make Mario give a tired expression during the final cutscene of the game, I'm laughing my ass off!

Shotgun Mario 64 was a really funny, but also really fun experience, and I see myself coming back to this game sometime in the future.

I enjoyed this one more than Printemps. Erika's sarcastic, teasing attitude and her witty personality was fun to see. Erika's character was very relatable in some ways.

Her dynamic with Chidori and both of their character growth was great.

The mystery section was not much of a problem this time around and being familiar with some of Grimm's Tales actually brought some good memories. Miki Suguna art and Manyo composition still continues to do wonders on me.

Leisure Suit Larry but without the OG Larry. As my entry point to the series as a young buck who was unfamiliar with the point and click classics that preceded it, this obviously wasn't an issue for me. What I got was an unapologetically crass American Pie-esque romp around a college campus with a generous smattering of tits and ass to go with it. Magna Cum Laude isn't setting out to be high art or even show the same level of... Dare I say "tact" that the previous entries had as bizarre a statement as that may seem, but for someone who first experienced this game at the ripe old age of 11, it was a goldmine of perverse, low-brow comedy and some 20 years later having revisited it a handful of times since then I can't bring myself to dislike it even a little bit. This kind of stupid shit will forever tickle my funny bone.

2 of the best puzzle games

not rlly much to say about them, its just puyo puyo and tetris lol

rlly good deal if u can find it cheap (which is very easy to do, i found my copy physically for 8 euro at cex)