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When one thinks of the great Nintendo DS games, it's hard not to think of any Professor Layton

games. Level-5 in a series of beautiful bright and whimsical adventures solving puzzles is almost synonymous with the handheld.
recently had the opportunity to

Professor Layton and the last spectrum - the fourth in the series - perhaps a move to one of most unique events I attended preview. Nestled in a booth at the British pub The House of Shields, who was paired with a team of fellow gaming journalists at a handful of puzzles - against the pressure of a clock - in order to gain a very coveted Golden Hat trophy. We were confident, perhaps a bit arrogant - after all, our team was named the F * ucking spectra with an "re" - but they were not going to let Nintendo make us feel like idiots. We may have been wrong.

Professor Layton and the last spectrum

(Nintendo DS) Developer:

Level-5

Released: October 17, 2011 As it was in the first puzzle, scratches his head, began to hear the other teams in the bar to celebrate, as it reached its conclusion. The clock was ticking, and we all wondered if Nintendo really only invite us to make us feel a bit stupid. When one minute warning came out, an epiphany struck one of my classmates and began to celebrate.

I have always associated the Layton