DS #0857: Layton Kyouju to Fushigi na Machi (Japan)

T-hug · Feb 16, 2007

^^ndsrelease-1513^^

Qpido · Feb 16, 2007

This some kind of detective thingy?

Q~

H8TR · Feb 16, 2007

Not fair. Like every one in three Japanese games have Wi-Fi.

Sil3n7 · Feb 16, 2007

QUOTE(H8TR @ Feb 16 2007 said:
Not fair. Like every one in three Japanese games have Wi-Fi.

I know its honestly kind of annoying... I mean F'in picross has wifi

OrR · Feb 16, 2007

I've been waiting for this since I saw the preview movies... Seems to be an adventure with quite nice animations and style...

astromantic · Feb 16, 2007

It's a pretty cool adventure game where they give you riddles to solve using the ds's touch screen. You'd probably recognize a few like make these match sticks into a different shape in only three turns or get these 3 chicks and 3 wolfs over the river but u can never leave a chick out numbered or it will be eaten.

brn · Feb 16, 2007

This is just so cute! Probability of it coming in english?

bryehn · Feb 16, 2007

Level 5 games are always great, this should be no exception

astromantic · Feb 16, 2007

This game is suppose to be getting an english localization. Let's just hope this doesn't take as long as Rogue Galaxy! :"(

Tamyu · Feb 16, 2007

I have been waiting MONTHS for this. I almost broke down and bought it at the game shop. If it is as great as it seems to be, I`ll have to pick it up - if only to support the maker.

futhamucka · Feb 16, 2007

I got it to work on my supercard miniSD using:

Restart: Y / Trim: Y / Faster Game Play: Y / Enable "Patch Cartridge Access" Compatibility: High

It has voice overs on the text (at the beginning at least) so localisation is probably going to be a while off

clivefrog · Feb 17, 2007

does anyone know how to beat puzzle 5?

Tamyu · Feb 17, 2007

QUOTE(clivefrog @ Feb 17 2007 said:
does anyone know how to beat puzzle 5?

It`s asking you to figure out how many times the same 3 digits line up on a digital clock. You press the "answer" button at the bottom, and write your answer.

This is really NOT a game that can be played without good Japanese skills.

drone9 · Feb 17, 2007

QUOTE(clivefrog @ Feb 17 2007 said:
does anyone know how to beat puzzle 5?

Try writing down the numbers. That helps.

Deanwick · Feb 18, 2007

QUOTE(Tamyu @ Feb 17 2007 said:
This is really NOT a game that can be played without good Japanese skills.

Thought so...damn! Been waiting for this really hard. Hopefully the US-version is not too far away, since this version is seemingly not
playable for those who can`t understand japanese. How does the adventure-puzzle -combination work, meaning that do the puzzles seem "out of place" or something like that? As I`m expecting this game to appeal to me like a fresh banana, I don`t want to be disappointed.

kernelPANIC · Feb 18, 2007

Damn! This game looks incredible!
I must admit I may be a little too old to be inclined to play this type of games, but the atmosphere, the characters, the music, the voice acting... it's all really well done.
I am, however, in need of an english translation since my Japanese only allows me to figure out a few of the puzzles...
Level5 is becoming one of the best videogame studios out there. I'm really looking forward to see more games developed by them. I'd also like to see more Cing games. Those bastards got me hooked playing Hotel Dusk.

EDIT: For those interested, it seems as if one of the wi-fi capabilities is downloading new/different puzzles to the game cart. Quite a fantastic idea if they manage to produce several of those download updates (or whatever they are called). Unfortunately, since the original cart probably has space limitations, some of those new puzzles might overwrite the old ones.

Tamyu · Feb 19, 2007

To me, the puzzles don`t seem too incredibly out of place. There are places where they are, but that in itself is part of the atmosphere. People will just randomly ask you "Hey, I can`t figure this puzzle out, can you?" at tense moments and Layton will respond with confusion, saying things like "I really don`t think this is the time for that."

So while they`re sort of out of place in parts, it`s okay in it`s own way. That`s just one of the things that is strange about the town.

I`m really having fun doing the puzzles - the adventure/story is sort of secondary.

DS #0857: Layton Kyouju to Fushigi na Machi (Japan)

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