Professor Layton Returns once again to Nintendo DS
Master puzzle supremo Professor Layton and his young apprentice Luke return exclusively to the Nintendo DS family of consoles in their most emotionally charged new adventure yet, Professor Layton and the Lost Future available in Europe this Friday.
Whether you’re a seasoned Layton gamer or new to these games, there is something to engage and delight everyone. Fully voiced and localized the game will help to immerse you in this brand new adventure, packed full of mysterious twists and turns More than 165 new riddles, brain teasers and logic puzzles await you in the most epic and atmospheric instalment yet. Prepare to be emotionally and mentally tested as you travel with Luke and the Professor into an uncertain future… And if you just can’t get enough of the puzzles, unlock contents with passwords to be found hidden in previous Professor Layton games.
The story begins when the Professor receives a mysterious letter written by his side-kick Luke…. but sent from 10 years in the future! This ‘future’ Luke warns of a terrible calamity that has befallen London and he urgently needs the Professor’s help. Earlier that week, the British Prime Minster disappeared after taking part in a special test on a time machine, which resulted in an explosion. Could this incident be related? Only you can unravel the clues to solve this intriguing mystery.
Have you already played and own a copy of Professor Layton and the Curious Village & Professor Layton and Pandora’s Box? If so make sure you register them to Club Nintendo along with your new copy of Professor Layton and the Lost Future anytime before 31st December 2011 and by doing so, you will receive a special edition Professor Layton Collector’s Box which you can place all 3 games neatly into.
Join Professor Layton and Luke as they embark on an investigation which takes them on a time travelling journey of mystery and intrigue in a bid to save the future of London from a terrible fate as Professor Layton and the Lost Future arrives in Europe for Nintendo DS family of consoles on 22nd October 2010.