I translated some of chapter one for Layton and the Mansion of the Deathly Mirror. A bunch of elite aristocracy gather to witness a spectacle involving death...

It reminds me of Poe's 'The Masque of the Red Death'.

Did all Layton games have such themes and I just missed them? I noticed the themes vaguely, but I never noticed it as much as I did here.

Last Spectre: Adulthood sucks.

Curious Village: Something about emotions and joy vs. machines?

Pandora's box: Reality vs. illusion

The Mansion of the deathly mirror: Coming to terms with death.

Lost future: Coming to terms with the past.

Layton VS. Wright: Magic doesn't solve all problems.

Lady Layton: I haven't played.

Sure, the boy loves teddy bears, but he's never exhibited a preference towards bears... or any animal to my knowledge. What do you all think is his favourite?

I'm a little surprised that Layton remained calm after two betrayals in Azran Legacy. When it happened to Azula she became this:

What's more, Sycamore and Emmy were traitors right from the start, while Mei and Ty Lee didn't turn on Azula until like the last second. Perhaps has something to do with kindness. If anybody reads this, I would like your thoughts.

Luke took me a long while since the reference was just a screenshot of him from the trailer, also I forgot to make American Layton, so maybe next time. Also, remember to stay drippy, the new game will come out someday.

I found some new footage of Professor Layton and the New World of Steam. Just click on the link below to see it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eRBOgtp0Hac

So

Name's Hyakki

I have a thing for Level5's games (especially Yokai watch and Inazuma eleven)

I got into Professor Layton 2 days ago

Currently playing curious village and diabolical box

The puzzles are sorta killing me but I'll get used to it hehe

Also the fricking puzzle 12 (curious village btw)

WHY TF DOES IT SAY DON'T FLIP THE PARTS BUT THE ANSWER SHOWS THAT YOU SHOULD FLIP IT IABSJANDVALQ