Like almost everyone who has played it, I’ve had nothing but good things to say about Professor Layton and the Curious Village since it came out on the DS in early 2008. In fact, I’ve actually bought it as a gift for several people since then, since I think everyone should enjoy the puzzle-solving gem, and I’m eagerly awaiting the sequel due out in places that aren’t Japan this summer. If you live in Europe, you can give a loved one the gift of both Nintendo and the Professor himself with this awesome Father’s Day bundle.

Yes, it has last year’s game and the regular DS Lite, not DSi, included, which might seem kind of silly with a new Layton game on the horizon, but I think this is a great gift for anyone. It costs the European equivalent of $195, which is actually a little high—DS Lite systems are $130, and the game itself is $35, so where did that extra $30 come from? I guess that’s just another way Europeans are getting screwed with video games. Sorry, guys. At least it comes in a cool box.

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