They said they were thinking of porting the series.Toad85 said:I just realized something. The WiiU has two screens, one of them touch, plus a myriad of other features that would equate, IMO, to one inevitable game:
Professor Layton WiiU, anybody?
Porting, or completely new game?Nabber said:They said they were thinking of porting the series.Toad85 said:I just realized something. The WiiU has two screens, one of them touch, plus a myriad of other features that would equate, IMO, to one inevitable game:
Professor Layton WiiU, anybody?
YESToad85 said:I just realized something. The WiiU has two screens, one of them touch, plus a myriad of other features that would equate, IMO, to one inevitable game:
Professor Layton WiiU, anybody?
Epic Nitwit said:So, what's the normal Layton series like? I've never played it.
So, an adventure/puzzle game series where you don't wander around, and has good story plus Clive? Ok.Toad85 said:Epic Nitwit said:So, what's the normal Layton series like? I've never played it.So play it.
NAO.
Just kidding. It's really like an adventure game that's played though puzzle-solving instead of battling or platforming. It also is famous for having one of the best storylines in video gaming.
I don't know; I played the first 3 games backwards, and I didn't have too much trouble understanding the plot.Lily said:But it's the latest to be released, IMHO, I would play them in order of games release.
As you said, not much, but the main story does take a very long time.Epic Nitwit said:Ok, had a look at my local game shop, and they only had LS, but there's one more place I can look for one. But I still don't have enough money for a new game yet, so maybe I'll try after Christmas. Oh, and how much replay value do these give? I'm assuming not much, since they're puzzle games.