Lucky Fighter II
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Lucky Star: Ryouou Gakuen Outousai - DX Pack is a deluxe edition of the game that includes: - A copy of the game - A school girl's sailor uniform - A collection of posters from Lucky Star - A school nameplate and pin There was also some pre-order bonuses that included such as a CD-ROM featuring various voice overs, a PC fighting game featuring characters from Lucky Star and a balsamic vinegar trap.
Doujin game of the comedy slice-of-life series LuckyStar... with guns! GunStar takes the player in a series of side-scrolling levels blasting everything in sight, but unlike most side-scrolling shooting games GunStar aims for an FPS experience in 2D with WASD movement and mouse aiming, even emulating weapon recoil.
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