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Video: Tokyo Game Show 2008 - Professor Layton and The Last Time TrOriginal at YouTube
• Wed, Oct 15
By rss@youtube.com (Diginfonews) DigInfo - http://www.diginfo.tv During the 2008 Tokyo Game Show, Level-5 exhibited "Professor Layton and the Last Time Travel", the latest production in the Professor Layton puzzle adventure game series for Nintendo DS. The latest production is the third video game in the Professor Lay...
Video: Professor Layton 3 - Japanese Debut Trailer - Nintendo DSOriginal at YouTube
• Tue, Sep 30
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Video: Professor Layton and the Curious Village | Professor Layton and the CurioOriginal at Google Video
• Wed, Jun 18
2 min - 2008-06-18 Professor Layton and the Curious Village is an upcoming adventure/puzzle for the Nintendo DS
Video: Professor Layton TrailerOriginal at Google Video
• Thu, Feb 7
Unknown length - 2008-02-08 Professor Layton and The Curious Village Trailer Professor Layton and the Curious Village is coming to Nintendo DS on Feb. 10. Check out the new trailer for this unique puzzle adventure.
Professor Layton is in Boston today ... somewhere
Original at Joystiq
• Tue, Sep 29
By Alexander Sliwinski It appears that Professor Layton is in Boston today, working the streets to promote his latest adventure, The Diabolical Box. Those who track down the professor will receive a "fun Nintendo gift," as well as entry into a draw for five Nintendo DSi systems. Check out the official rules for al...
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Original at Pocket Gamer
• Tue, Apr 14
UK Zelda: Phantom Hourglass for action-adventure; Zoo Keeper and Professor Layton for puzzle action' Bangai-O; Space Invaders Revolution and Geometry Wars: Galaxies for shooting, Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars and Phoenix Wright for adventure; ...
The X Button Lux Aeterna
Original at Anime News Network
• Tue, Mar 31
Canada Also on the Nintendo front, I was clearly wrong to worry about the odds of another Professor Layton game coming here. Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box, the second title in the puzzle-driven adventure series, will be released in North America by ...
Layton and Inazuma Perform Strongly
Original at Cubed3
• Tue, Mar 31
UK During Japanese developer Level-5's presentation at GDC last week the company revealed strong sales figures for Professor Layton and Inazuma Eleven. According to Game Watch the adventure/puzzle series for DS, Professor Layton, has done incredibly well ...
Prof. Layton Sequels Coming to States
Original at Escapist Magazine
• Fri, Mar 27
Professor Layton and the Curious Village, in case you weren't familiar with the game, was a Nintendo DS puzzle-adventure game - literally. Beyond the general mystery of the titular curious village of St. Mystere, the intrepid Professor and his young ...
Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars - The Director’s Cut (DS) Review
Original at Nintendo Life
• Fri, Mar 27
UK I’ll tell you why, because this game is genuinely enjoyable; not since Grim Fandango has a point and click puzzle game been this immersive. The DS has quite an extensive repertoire of puzzle games already; ranging from Professor Layton and the Curious ...
Playstation blamed for adventure game decline
Original at NowGamer
• Tue, Mar 17
UK However Cecil, who has just finished remaking Broken Sword for the Wii and DS, went on to say that old-school adventure games are currently enjoying a renaissance, with the rise of casual gaming and titles such as Professor Layton on the DS. ...
Professor Layton Returns to DS Again
Original at Cubed3
• Wed, Mar 11
UK Professor Layton returns to the DS once more in his fourth adventure on Nintendo's portable, says the latest Famitsu. Not much is currently known, except that it'll again be for DS and is known as "Professor Layton and the Devil's Flute". ...
Broken Sword: creator interview
Original at Telegraph.co.uk
• Thu, Feb 26
United Kingdom As George and Nico come closer to the truth, there will be many brainteasers along the way. With the great success of DS title Professor Layton and the Curious Village paving the way, Cecil hopes that the adventure game is back in a big way, ...
Play Games With Your Resume
Original at Washington Post
• Mon, Feb 9
United States - Feb 9, 2009 Similarly, games such as Professor Layton and Zack and Wiki introduce a new generation to puzzle-solving adventure games. Unfortunately you can't measure ...
BritishGaming Videogame Awards: Best of 2008
Original at BritishGaming.co.uk
• Wed, Dec 31
By Jonathan Cresswell In a strange world where everybody is obsessed by silly logic puzzles and curious questions, this DS title was a puzzle game in the clothing of a point and click adventure. You may have to get sheep across a river or figure out how many candles will be left, but whatever the task it’s presented...
GameGirl.com's best of 2008 awards
Original at GamePro.com
• Wed, Dec 24
- Raychul: Professor Layton - This game quickly shot up on my all-time favorites list. Prof. Layton is the perfect puzzle/adventure game and I am highly ...
The five happiest gaming surprises of 2008
Original at Ars Technica
• Mon, Dec 22
MA - Professor Layton: The series may be huge in Japan, but this year North American DS gamers finally got their first taste of the game that mixes adventure ...
PlayStation 3 Surges Ahead of the Xbox 360
Original at Softpedia
• Mon, Dec 8
Romania - Dec 8, 2008 Professor Layton, an adventure puzzle game from Level 5 for the Nintendo DS, was the best sold videogame in Japan, with 347000 copies sold in one week. The ...
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...
The Escapist Holiday Buyers' Guide: Kid At Heart
Original at Escapist Magazine
• Tue, Dec 2
NC - Dec 2, 2008 Professor Layton is a fresh and charming new take on the old point-and-click (er, point-and-touch?) adventure that follows the intrepid, puzzle-solving ...
News: Henry Hatsworth In The Puzzling Adventure
Original at Official Nintendo Magazine
• Sun, Nov 30
An English gentleman. With a hat. In a game that involves puzzle-solving. Sound familiar, doesn't it? While we can't deny approaching Henry Hatsworth In The Puzzling Adventure, EA's new action/adventure/puzzle game, with a little scepticism, after playing it we can assure you that this...
LAist Gift Guide: Video Games!Original at LAist
• Tue, Nov 25
By Ali Miller Professor Layton and the Curious Village – Perhaps one of the smartest games to come out on the DS, Professor Layton is definitely geared towards the older gamers on your list. The game features point-and-click brain teasers and puzzles that’s sure to stump even the sharpest of players.
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...
The Nintendo Fall Media Summit: An Overview
Original at GayGamer.net
• Mon, Oct 6
By Fruit Brute When I first heard the title I thought "Oh great, a crappy Professor Layton clone!" Thankfully it turned out to be nothing of the kind and in fact was quite charming and fun. It takes advantage of both DS screens: The top for the platforming adventure and the bottom for the puzzling. The two wor...
Level 5, Ghibli Team Up for Another World
Original at DigitalBattle
• Wed, Sep 24
By Rajiv Ashrafi Japanese studio Level 5, developers of the Professor Layton series, have teamed up with Japanese animation giant Studio Ghibli to create Ninokuni (Another World), an unique adventure game. Announced for the DS, the adventure game will come with a ???Magic Master??? book. The book will 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...