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September 2009
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15 Reviews
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Abstract: The first Professor Layton launched in America was such a hit. I don't think Nintendo or the developers of the game (Level-5) thought it'd be so successful, but the Western audiences have been very pleased with it. Of course, the game has already seen ...
Abstract: Another set of puzzles, but are they as good as the first game? Check out all you need to know about this newest game in the Professor Layton saga and determine if this is one of the Nintendo DS games that you cant live without. Professor Layton and...
Abstract: The first Professor Layton title came out of nowhere. When Professor Layton and the Curious Village was released no one really knew what to expect, and everyone was impressed with what Nintendo and Level 5 had created. It was an assortment of puzzles t...
Abstract: Released earlier this month, Level-5’s Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box is a fantastic follow-up to the popular puzzle-filled adventure series that got its first taste of English dialogue last year. In this go-round, the good Professor takes it...
Abstract: Following in the brilliant footsteps of Curious Village, Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box is more of the same but we’re not complaining one bit. With a fantastic story and numerous puzzles to keep you thinking, this DS game will keep you and you...
Abstract: Professor Layton took the DS’s pint-sized world by storm in the summer of 2008 when he and his youthful apprentice Luke transported us to a certain Curious Village. The experience left us begging for more of the good Professor‘s singular brand of para...
Abstract: Two years year ago, Professor Layton and The Curious Village was released in Japan to the delight of puzzle-lovers everywhere. A year later it was released in English, allowing a good number more of the gaming population to try their hand at it. Of cou...
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Published: 2009-08-25, Author: Anthony , review by: gamespy.com
Storyline actually engages towards the end; downloadable puzzles and unlockable extras.
Some puzzles recycled throughout the game; storyline is just kind of dumb at the end.
More than 150 puzzles to solve, Delightfully blends story, adventure, and brainteasers, Fantastic visuals and animated cutscenes, Puzzle interface enhanced with memo ability.
Finding the distressed townsfolk is a pain, Hints arent always helpful.
Professor Laytons second adventure offers more clever puzzles to solve, more varied and interesting areas to explore, and another thrilling mystery to unravel. ...
Abstract: After finishing the first Layton adventure, Curious Village, I immediately started longing for a sequel to the quirky puzzle adventure. Neither as explicitly casual as Personal Trainer: Walking nor as "gamer-friendly" friendly as Final Fantasy Crystal ...
