
Akira Tago's Brain Exercise Vol. 1: Travel Around the World Solving Puzzles and Sloane and McHale's Mysterious Story were both listed in the same issue of Famitsu in which the other games were announced, though these two were buried in the schedule for 2009. We don't know much about Sloane and McHale, but Akira Tago is the puzzle master whose works inspired Professor Layton. That's all we need to know!
[Via Gamekyo]
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9-26-2008 @ 9:31AM
samfish said...
They supposedly also announced an animated Professor Layton movie!
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9-26-2008 @ 5:55PM
zchry said...
DO NOT WANT!
Video game movies depress me.
9-27-2008 @ 7:07PM
Vayne Solidous said...
LOL at the picture.
Ummm, as far as I know Layton sold pretty well in the US. So, why in the hell haven't they announced the sequel in the US?! Some day...
Also, a Professor Layton Anime would totally Rock! If it was done by the Miyazaki team, it would fit the Art style like a glove. NO CG though. Just hand painted, like the game. I think western game movies have really tarnished the concept of movies based on games.
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