Professor Layton and the Unwound Future

daedalus_net's Layton Kyouju to Saigo no Jikan Ryokou (Nintendo DS) review

UNBELIEVABLE!!!!

*POSSIBLE SPOILER* 
 
just like the first two in the series, (the curious village and the elysian box)  it was completely genius. The story line of the previous ones were great but are NOTHING compared to this games story line!!!! At the end of curious village, i cried becase it was so emotional. Then, i cried at the end of the second one as well. So i told myself i WILL NOT cry at the end of this one. You guessed it (hopefully), i cried even longer than the other two! :P. Im not an emotional person and hardly ever cry but these games have certainly accomplished that!!!! The ending of this one is so sad just like the other two :'(.

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