Dave Payerle writes: Over the last several years Professor Layton has slowly but surely become one of the more recognizable faces of Nintendo’s handheld consoles. The series’ fifth installment, Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask, is the first adventure of the puzzle solving gentleman on the 3DS and also the first game in the series to make any real changes to the gameplay. With increased the puzzle variety and a huge number of total puzzles, the series continues to be the best choice for puzzle fans.
Sam Hewitt of Level Complete reviews Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask on the 3DS
Hani Farah of Tech-Ticker, "As the end of the year dawns upon us it is time to look back at all the game releases, big and small, disappointing and pleasantly surprising and most importantly which games were able to captivate us and make us forget about the real world in which we live.
The gaming team here at Tech-Ticker has already chosen the nominees and winners of each of the categories below and all that’s left is the grand prize: the ultimate game of the year. The nominees of this category are the winners of the other categories and it’s your job as our awesome reader-base to vote for Tech-Ticker’s Game of the Year."
It can be hard to shop for gifts for gamers for the holidays, so we've broken it down to a few subcategories with the best games for them. Casual gamers? Kids? People still playing Diablo 2 because they hate Diablo 3? We've got you covered.
