Reviewed on July 7, 2008
Professor Layton and the Curious Village is an outstanding mix of charm and logic that's likely to make a pretty deep impression on you.
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An excellent addition to any DS owners' library
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As I--and many--argue, gameplay is the most important aspect of a game. Arguably, without this aspect a game would crumble. Professor Layton, however, excels in this aspect. Nearly every one of the puzzles made me think logically; almost all of the answers are something seemingly incorrect. Albeit there were a ... |
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Layton successfully blends puzzle solving and adventure elements.
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Innovation is an interesting topic in the video game industry. We often hear complaints about publishers relying too heavily on sequels that don't introduce enough new ideas to tried-and-true formulas. On the other hand, some truly new and innovative ideas go largely unnoticed by consumers. Perhaps, then, the success of ... |
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Quick wits and imaginative thinking go a long way in the Curious
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Despite its looks, Professor Layton and the Curious Village is far from being a game just for kids. Developed by Level-5, the studio behind Dragon Quest VIII and Dark Cloud, it combines two brain twisting genres into an unique title on the Nintendo DS. The story begins when Professor Layton, ... |
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| Game Name | Professor Layton and the Curious Village |
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| Original US Release |
Feb. 10, 2008
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| Original US Release | know the real date? |
| Aliases | Layton Kyouju to Fushigi na Machi |
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OFLC: PG
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| CERO |
CERO: A
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| ESRB |
ESRB: E
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PEGI: 7+
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