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Professor Layton Walkthrough Menu 031 045 - CrazyMotion
Original at crazymotion.net
• Sat, May 9
this menu links to tutorial videos for puzzles 016 030 on professor layton for nintendo ds and now dsi warning these videos are spoilers and tell ... crazymotion.net
Saling The World: Valkyria Chronicles Tops Japan, Wii Fit US Charts
Original at Gamasutra
• Thu, Apr 16
Straits Times CA Pokemon Platinum (Nintendo). This week sees Pokemon Platinum again leading US Nintendo DS sales, with Professor Layton trailing at a close second. New Super Mario Bros. overtakes Mario Kart DS, as Rhythm Heaven makes its first top-five finish since its ...
Game Debate to the Death! Puzzle Quest VS Henry Hatsworth
Original at Destructoid
• Tue, Apr 14
Florida Here are the results: Professor Layton and the Curious Village (41 votes) -- Objection! It's interesting that half the votes for each side were cast with obvious indecisiveness, so both games should be proud of their performances. ...
Chart Track UK Software Sales for week ending 13/04: Wii Fit keeps up the pace
Original at EL33TONLINE
• Tue, Apr 14
Call of Duty: World at War drops one place to number 6 and Professor Layton & the Curious Village sticks it out at number 7. Wii Play follows at number 8 and Mario Kart Wii at number 9, bringing to four the number of Top 10 titles Nintendo boasts this ...
IGN Says Capcom's "New Content" For Resident Evil 5 Is Already On The Disc
Original at Consumerist
• Tue, Apr 7
NY Nintendo's DS game Professor Layton and the Curious Village did a similar thing a year or so ago—the "downloadable" additional games actually shipped on the cartridge, even though you had to connect via wifi to access them. The difference there, though ...
UK: Wii Fit Back On Top
Original at Next Generation
• Mon, Apr 6
Making space is Street Fighter IV and Professor Layton, both of which see sales drop around 12 percent and fall three places to sixth and seventh respectively. Rockstar’s DS title Chinatown Wars drops again this week, falling from eighth to tenth after ...
GDC09: Professor Layton 2 planned for North America and Europe this year
Original at Joystiq
• Thu, Mar 26
By JC Fletcher At Level-5's panel, director Akihiro Hino showed a list of current projects, including Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box, an English translation of the name of the second Layton game. Later, during the Q&A, someone asked Hino if the sequel was being localized for North Americ...
Opinion: Professor Layton 2 with Oban Star Racers AMVOriginal at YouTube
• Mon, Feb 23
By rss@youtube.com (FreakRayquaza) Hello everybody!!! This one is not the best but also not the worst AMV that i made... (the quality should be better but my movie maker version is old as it can be...) Oban star racers is the second best anime in the world!!!( The first one is of course Professor Layton! XD) It's about a teenager called...
Newest 'Tales' Tops Japanese Charts As 'Ninja Blade' Bombs
Original at Kotaku
• Thu, Feb 5
By Michael McWhertor 11. Wagamama Fashion Girls Mode (DS) 15. Vampire Kishi DS (DS) 21. Pokémon Platinum (DS) 23. Kirby Super Star Ultra (DS) 24. Momotaro Dentetsu 20th Anniversary (DS) 26. Megami Ibunroku: Devil Survivor (DS) 27. Professor Layton and the Final Time Journey (DS) 30. Inazuma Eleven (DS)
UK CHARTS: Wii Fit proves its stamina
Original at MCV
• Mon, Jan 26
UK - Rejuvenated stock levels of the previously hard-to-find Professor Layton and the Curious Village also see another new entry in the top ten, with Nintendo’s ...
Winners 2008
Original at Curmudgeon Gamer
• Sun, Dec 21
• 1 related articles
By noreply@blogger.com (jvm) Enjoyable games of 2008, in no particular order: Prince of Persia (PS3) - Beautiful story, entertaining action. (review) Professor Layton and the Curious Village (NDS) - Adorable story and another master lesson in how to use a touch screen effectively. (review)
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DS Daily: Most recommended?
Original at DS Fanboy
• Fri, Dec 19
By Alisha Karabinus Filed under: DS DailyToday, over on Wii Fanboy, we thought we'd discuss the worst games of the year. Here? We want to hear about some of the best, but with a twist: we want to know what games you recommended most often. Did you tell all your friends that the paddle controller made Space Invaders...
Wii, DS Software Dominates Japanese Charts [Simple 2000: The Japanese Software Chart]
Original at Kotaku
• Thu, Dec 18
By Michael McWhertor 04. Wagamama Fashion Girls Mode (DS) - 94,000 / 342,000 05. Penguin no Mondai (DS) - 59,000 / NEW 06. Professor Layton and The Final Time Journey (DS) - 58,000 / 492,000 07. Pokémon Platinum (DS) - 58,000 / 2,066,000 08. Rhythm Tengoku Gold (DS) - 45,000 / 1,289,000
DS Daily: Not so easy on the eyes
Original at DS Fanboy
• Fri, Dec 12
By Alisha Karabinus Filed under: DS DailyThere have been some really great-looking DS games, from those with artistry at the forefront, like Hotel Dusk and Professor Layton, while others simply look just that good, like Tales of Innocence, or the surprisingly gorgeous Final Fantasy Fables: Chocobo Tale...
Professor Layton Schools The Competition In Japan
Original at Kotaku
• Thu, Dec 4
By Michael McWhertor Level 5's third puzzle-filled Professor Layton adventure for the Nintendo DS tops the Media Create charts this week, fending off a strong PlayStation 3 newcomer with almost 350,000 copies sold to Japanese gamers. For the best selling software in Japan, from Nov. 24 to 30, read on, you craz...
Is Lego Batman really the kids game of the year?
Original at The Guardian (UK)
• Mon, Dec 1
By Greg Howson Following on from Keith's handy blog about games for kids comes news that Lego Batman was the winner of the Best Videogame at the, erm, 2008 Children's BAFTA's. Congratulations and all that but is Lego Batman really the best kids game of the year? Sure, Batman is fun enough – though the "Lego...
Professor Layton heads for the silver screen
Original at DS Fanboy
• Fri, Nov 28
By Chris Greenhough Then again, the Professor Layton series has the potential to be a very fine movie. Level 5 thinks so, anyway, because it plans to release Professor Layton The First Movie. For now, only a Japanese version is planned, with January 2010 being mooted as a possible release window. This makes perf...
Prof. Layton and the Curious Village UK Review
Original at IGN
• Fri, Nov 7
CA - Nov 7, 2008 At the behest of one Lady Dahlia, puzzle expert Professor Layton and squawk-voiced assistant Luke (eminently punch-able thanks to his rather novel approach ...
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• Mon, Nov 3
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• Fri, Oct 31
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Opinion: GoNintendo » Blog Archive » Professor Layton and the Curious ...
Original at Go Nintendo
• Thu, Oct 30
Professor Layton and the Curious Village - review. A portion of an ONM review… The surprise smash hit of the winter? We hope so, as this puzzler is one of the console’s very best games. + Gorgeous art style + Satisfying puzzles ...
Professor Layton and the Curious Village - review
Original at Go Nintendo
• Wed, Oct 22
By RawmeatCowboy Satisfying puzzles +Plenty of content +Dazzling story -Some aimless wandering. You’ll have to wait until Friday to check out the full review. It appears in the latest issue of ONM, which doesn’t hit shelves until the end of the week. ...
[FIC] One Afternoon
Original at professorlayton (Livejournal)
• Sun, Oct 19
• 1 related articles
By Candyland =^.^= Rating: PG Word Count: 1704 Genre: Drama Disclaimer: I don't own Professor Layton. Or his top-hat of awesome. Part III of Day by Day. (Layton's new role is growing on him as Luke just grows, and Luke makes a very unpleasant discovery. ...
Previews: Professor Layton And The Curious Village
Original at Official Nintendo Magazine
• Mon, Oct 13
Successfully summing up the concept behind Professor Layton And The Curious Village in a single sentence is hard, particularly if you want to make it sound as good as it actually is. You could say it's a puzzle-based adventure but then that'd give the impression that it's a point-and-clic...
This filthy jar reminds me of a puzzle... - [Fic] The Legacy of ...
Original at professorlayton (Livejournal)
• Fri, Oct 3
By 山崎さん Pairings: Professor Layton x OC, speculated Professor Layton x Luke Warnings: Homosexuality (of course) and a little angst Summary: Hershel Layton narrates his life as an University student and how his passion for puzzles began. ...
DS Daily: What has Nintendo got planned?
Original at DS Fanboy
• Wed, Oct 1
By Chris Greenhough A quick poll of the DS Fanboy team revealed quite diverse expectations. I'm banking on Professor Layton dates for not-Japan, JC reckons there'll be a bunch of stuff about Cooking Guide, while Dave thinks there could be an iPhone-style apps store for downloading titles directly to the han...
Travel to a time in which Professor Layton 3 is about to come outOriginal at DS Fanboy
• Tue, Sep 30
By JC Fletcher Professor Layton and the Last Time Travel puts Layton and Luke in a fanciful clockwork interpretation of the future, guided by an adult Luke who looks exactly like a slightly lankier version of Luke. As the title suggests, an experimental time machine breaks when it sends the duo on their j...
This filthy jar reminds me of a puzzle... - FAN FIC: Professor ...
Original at professorlayton (Livejournal)
• Mon, Sep 29
By ink'n'imp Characters: Professor Layton, Luke, Flora, Don Paolo…and their genderbended counterparts *dies!* Summary: Things always appear different in the morning's light… Author Notes: The original idea for this was in 3 parts…and it's grown so ...
Two more new DS games from Level-5?
Original at DS Fanboy
• Thu, Sep 25
By Alisha Karabinus Akira Tago's Brain Exercise Vol. 1: Travel Around the World Solving Puzzles and Sloane and McHale's Mysterious Story were both listed in the same issue of Famitsu in which the other games were announced, though these two were buried in the schedule for 2009. We don't know much about Sloane a...
Dear Mario, please come to the castle, I have made some awesome cosplay
Original at DS Fanboy
• Wed, Sep 17
By Chris Greenhough Gallery: Pixelninja's cosplay Want moar cosplay? We've seen creative folks dressing up to pay tribute to all sorts of DS games, including Nintendogs, Zelda, Professor Layton, Advance Wars, The World Ends With You, and even, um, Brain Training.
Fanfiction: Advice (PL)
Original at Candy
• Mon, Sep 8
By Candyland Fandom: Professor Layton Rating: PG Word Count: 831 Genre: Humor Disclaimer: I don't own Professor Layton. Or his top-hat of awesome. Teaser: Luke has a question. About girls. Luke stood in the doorway of Layton’s office for several ...
Review: Prof. Layton and the Curious Village (NDS)
Original at Curmudgeon Gamer
• Sun, Sep 7
By noreply@blogger.com (jvm) Professor Layton and his ward, Luke, set out to find The Golden Apple, a treasure hidden in the village of St. Mystere. Each resident of the town plies the famous professor for solutions to various brain teasers, many of which make good use of the stylus for sketching out solutions as well as a...
MillionHeir is a poor man's LaytonOriginal at DS Fanboy
• Thu, Sep 4
By Chris Greenhough The concerns we voiced about Mystery Case Files: MillionHeir after playing it at E3 have not been assuaged by the latest videos for the game. While we were hoping for a puzzle-based adventure in the vein of Level 5's brilliant Professor Layton and the Curious Village, MillionHeir won't be...
Fanfiction: professorlayton @ 2008-08-20T09:47:00
Original at professorlayton (Livejournal)
• Wed, Aug 20
By Raychophile Fandom: Professor Layton and the Curious Village Rating: G Genre: Angst, one-shot Word Count: 567 Summary: Layton Fanworks Meme. Request: Show me deathfic. Yes, deathfic. The angstier the better. Death can be either Layton's or Young ...
DS Daily: Pick three
Original at DS Fanboy
• Sun, Aug 17
By Alisha Karabinus But not everyone is so lucky. Recent adopters, or those who had a DS, but only discovered the handheld's depth of late, are faced with shelves and shelves of games from which to choose. Some things are easy picks: Link and Mario rarely make bad choices for the Nintendo fan. But there's so much el...
DS Daily: The other Wi-Fi
Original at DS Fanboy
• Fri, Aug 15
By Alisha Karabinus Filed under: Nintendo Wi-Fi, DS DailyWhile there are lots of DS games that support online multiplayer over the Nintendo Wi-Fi connection, there are also many titles that use the service for some other online content. Level sharing is becoming a more common feature, and even downloadabl...
[FIC] Pocketwatches and Duct-tape, Part 3
Original at The Layton
• Tue, Jul 29
By maskalade Disclaimer: I don’t own Professor Layton. Can you imagine what havoc I’d wreak with that series? Summary: A prompt by [info] ariante. Layton is dead; Luke refuses to accept it, and takes desperate measures to prevent it. ...
Monster Hunter Hits The Showers In Japan [Simple 2000: The Japanese Software Chart]
Original at Kotaku
• Thu, May 29
By Michael McWhertor 13. Boura wa Kaseki Holder (DS) 14. Luminous Arc 2: Will (DS) 16. Pokémon Ranger: Batonnage (DS) 17. Ochaken no Heya DS 3 (DS) 18. Mario Kart DS (DS) 23. Haze (PS3) 26. New Super Mario Bros. (DS) 27. SimCity DS 2: Kodaikara Mirai e Tsudzukumachi (DS) 29. Professor Layton and the Curious Village (DS)
Monster Hunter Blue Shells Mario Kart In Japan [Simple 2000: The Japanese Software Chart]
Original at Kotaku
• Thu, May 22
By Michael McWhertor 11. Pokémon Ranger Batonage! (DS) 15. Mario Kart DS (DS) 16. Boura wa Kaseki Holder (DS) 21. SimCity DS 2: Kodaikara Mirai e Tsudzukumachi (DS) 24. New Super Mario Bros. (DS) 25. Katekyoo Hitman Reborn! Fate of Heat (DS) 28. Emblem of Gundam (DS) 29. Professor Layton and the Curious Village (DS)
DS Fanboy Review: Crosswords DS
Original at DS Fanboy
• Fri, May 16
By Candace Savino Filed under: Reviews Puzzle games usually offer more bang for their buck than most other types of software. Since many in the genre are relatively easy to design, they're often budget titles, too. But whether or not they come cheaply, you can expect to invest a lot of time in any good puzzler. G...
Games Rebels Play — March
Original at 4 color rebellion
• Fri, Mar 28
By N Rumas In March I was carving out time to play video games for the first time in months. What game was making this happen? Professor Layton. The game is amazing. The art direction is just absolutely fantastic and the characters are great. Combine that with a far more mature storyline than I was expecti...
Simple 2000: The Japanese Software Chart
Original at Kotaku
• Thu, Feb 14
By Michael McWhertor 15. Mario Kart DS (DS) 18. Professor Layton and The Devil's Box (DS) 20. Final Fantasy IV (DS) 21. Taiko Drum Master DS (DS) 22. New Super Mario Bros. (DS) 23. Dragon Quest IV (DS) 27. Houkago Shounen (DS) 28. Nep League DS (DS) 30. Animal Crossing Wild World (DS)
Simple 2000: The Japanese Software Chart [Media Create]
Original at Kotaku
• Thu, Jan 31
By Michael McWhertor 11. Final Fantasy IV (DS) 13. Dragon Quest IV (DS) 14. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii) 15. Mario Kart DS (DS) 18. Professor Layton and the Curious Village (DS) 20. Taiko Drum Master DS (DS) 24. New Super Mario Bros. (DS) 26. RuneFactory 2 (DS) 29. DS Bungaku Zenshuu (DS)
Simple 2000: The Japanese Software Chart [Software]
Original at Kotaku
• Wed, Jan 23
By Michael McWhertor 02. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (DS) - 90,000 / NEW 03. Mario Party DS (DS) - 33,000 / 1,560,000 06. Professor Layton and the Devil's Box (DS) - 22,000 / 730,000 07. Final Fantasy IV (DS) - 22,000 / 559,000 08. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii) - 19,000 / 488,000
Editorial: Upcoming DS games that tickle my fancy
Original at EL33TONLINE
• Tue, Jan 22
The game will introduce you to Professor Layton, a puzzle expert and archaeologist, and his apprentice Luke who are hired to find a treasure hidden in the village of St. Mystere. Prepare to be faced with over 130 puzzles including mazes, riddles, logic and sliding puzzles. In addition playe...
Simple 2000: The Japanese Software Chart: Prologue [Media Create]
Original at Kotaku
• Wed, Dec 19
By Michael McWhertor 15. Pokémon Mysterious Dungeon: Time Expedition Party (DS) 16. Mario Kart DS (DS) 17. Taiko Drum Master DS (DS) 18. Pokémon Mysterious Dungeon: Shadow Expedition Party (DS) 23. Tales of Innocence (DS) 29. Nep League DS (DS) 30. Professor Layton and the Curious Village (DS)
Simple 2000: The Japanese Software Chart: King Wii Fit
Original at Kotaku
• Wed, Dec 12
By Michael McWhertor Last week, Professor Layton and his mystery solving skills stole Wii Fit's thunder, forcing it to settle for a number two debut. This week, however, Wii Fit reigns supreme atop its bloody Japanese throne, gazing down upon Professor Layton and the Devil's Box, Lost Odyssey and a trio of Mar...
Simple 2000: The Japanese Software Chart, Brought To You By Wii Fit
Original at Kotaku
• Wed, Dec 5
By Michael McWhertor 01. Professor Layton and the Devil's Box (DS) - 294,000 / NEW 04. Dragon Quest IV (DS) - 135,000 / 732,000 06. Mario Party DS (DS) - 80,000 / 539,000 09. Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games (Wii) - 41,000 / 103,000 10. Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship 2008 (DS) - 35,000 / NEW
Only In Japan: Simple 2000: The Japanese Software Chart
Original at Kotaku
• Wed, May 23
12. Yoshi's Island DS (DS) 13. Momotarou Dentetsu DS Tokyo & Japan (DS) 14. More English Training (DS) 16. Mario Kart DS (DS) 19. Professor Layton and the Mysterious Village (DS) 21. Panel de Pon DS (DS) 24. English Training (DS) 26. Kotoba no Puzzle: Mojipittan DS (DS) 29. Pokémon Diamond (DS)
Prof. Layton Commands Japan To Buy Game, Citizens Comply
Original at Kotaku
• Thu, Feb 22
By Michael McWhertor The world was turned upside down as Level 5's RPG Professor Layton and the Mysterious Village rose to the top of the Japanese sales charts. Amazing sales of a DS game? In Japan? What's next, bread sold in pre-cut slices? Look at those non-DS games hang on for dear life. It's so thrilling!