Did anyone expect the original Layton game, Professor Layton & the Curious Village, to do as well as it did? It certainly deserved to – the brilliant blend of puzzles, characters, story, and humour made it a little gem – but even with the growing casual market on that system, I can't say I expected it to be more than a cult hit. I was very, very happy to be proven wrong when it consistently placed high in the DS sales charts.
Professor Layton and Pandora's Box (or Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box if you're in the States, because as the first Harry Potter taught us, whoever names things reckons that mythological references will go over your head) is a follow-up in very much the same vein.
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OOOH sounds very interesting indeed, gonna be good to look more into this game :)
Very much enjoyed the first game, looking forward to this one :)
I don't think Americans are as dumb as video game producers think.
Seems like a good reason to use "complex" words like "Pandora's Box", to make sure people know what it is, and if they don't know, then they will be enlightened...
Same with Harry Potter. I have never even THOUGHT about the possibility to translate anything from English English to American English...
Hah, never came across a game like this before. Has a somewhat charming, retro feel to it.
Eee I've been waiting for this for awhile. When's the UK release?