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Japan gets Professor Layton port for cell phones

3:45 PM on 05.28.2008, Colette Bennett 6 comments

Japan gets Professor Layton port for cell phones photo
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The reasons I'm obsessed with Japan are beyond number, but this recent announcement is a sterling example of why I envy their culture. Not only is Professor Layton and the Curious Village available on cell phones, but according to Famitsu it comes preinstalled on Panasonic's new DoCoMo handset, the P906i, which is coming out this week. Beats the hell out getting Snake for free, doesn't it?

The port will also include some new puzzles to grab the attention of fans of the DS edition, which should be a snap considering the warm reception the game received. A mini-story called Professor Layton's London Holiday will follow for phones later this year, which was originally distributed at last year's Tokyo Game Show. 

The third title in the series, Professor Layton and the Last Time Travel, will be released for the Nintendo DS this fall, so if you haven't had your fill of frustrating matchstick puzzles just yet, relief is just around the corner.

[Via Wired -- Thanks, Jonathan]


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Scary Womanizing Pig Mask at 05/28/2008 15:57
They also get Phoenix Wright on thier phones as well. The lucky ducks.
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Aritas at 05/28/2008 17:03
I just beat this game yesterday and I wait feverishly for the sequel to be released here in the States. It was the first time in years I actually cared about a game's story.
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Alexradl at 05/28/2008 18:13
Wow, that's awesome. I can't wait for the next installment in the Layton series! I'm glad to see more people can finally experience the greatness that is Professor Layton.
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Dexter345 at 05/29/2008 13:42
But when do we get the next Professor Layton game? The second hasn't already come out, has it?
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