/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7999960 OP Again.
I have a special attachment specifically towards Paper Mario N64. I was particularly severely sick as a kid and had to stay home from school for a month. My mom said she'd go to video store for me and pick up a game for me to play, it happened to be Paper Mario. The medication I was on made me extremely relaxed and it was pure bliss coupled with the world of Paper Mario. I had thoughts of "these could be my last moments" like feeling on the verge of life and death, but I had nothing but content happiness. It was like the game came at the right point in time exactly when I needed it, calmed me down and made me feel like everything was all right.

Paper Mario N64 is perhaps one of the comfiest games I've played and I would dare say it's better than Thousand Year Door for it's charm and whimsy alone. It's intensely more replayable too.