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Fury · 06/07/2010, 02:38 am

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Originally Posted by The Highway

you could always try to get your hands on the singapore version... it had english and chinese subtitles...

The problem is you have to get a cam, and that rarely happens, even with really popular japanes movies. Piracy just isn't as rampant over there. Either that or the fansub groups are trying to avoid legal trouble. They get in enough trouble for tv releases, so movies would be another step up.

But Mazui did Haruhi.... Why can't they do Higashi no Eden Movie 2 and The Professor Layton movie...

I can't see Layton on any anime sites, so I don't think it's been released to the net. I'm hopeful for the japanese dvd release, whenever that is.

DarkStar Runner · 06/07/2010, 03:36 am

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Originally Posted by Fury

The problem is you have to get a cam, and that rarely happens, even with really popular japanes movies. Piracy just isn't as rampant over there. Either that or the fansub groups are trying to avoid legal trouble. They get in enough trouble for tv releases, so movies would be another step up.

But Mazui did Haruhi.... Why can't they do Higashi no Eden Movie 2 and The Professor Layton movie...

I can't see Layton on any anime sites, so I don't think it's been released to the net. I'm hopeful for the japanese dvd release, whenever that is.

Actually, it's being released in the UK on DVD and Blu-Ray this september.

Moreso, I'm also excited for Mask of Miracles, which should also be coming out around this fall...

(and on a plus side note, yes, Saigo no Jikan Ryouku is Last Time Travel, but since they're bringing it over to the US, they always like to change the name. See: Devil's Box-> Diabolical Box)

(P.S.S.: Saigo no Jikan Ryouku and Devil's Flute are amazing. Both absolutely blew my mind. Even though I totally knew what would happen in both.)

Fury · 06/07/2010, 04:02 am

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Originally Posted by DarkStar Runner

Actually, it's being released in the UK on DVD and Blu-Ray this september.

Moreso, I'm also excited for Mask of Miracles, which should also be coming out around this fall...

(and on a plus side note, yes, Saigo no Jikan Ryouku is Last Time Travel, but since they're bringing it over to the US, they always like to change the name. See: Devil's Box-> Diabolical Box)

(P.S.S.: Saigo no Jikan Ryouku and Devil's Flute are amazing. Both absolutely blew my mind. Even though I totally knew what would happen in both.)

Curse you and your knowledge of japanese.

Just wait 6 months... I'll be playing em too MWAHAHAHAHAHA!

The Highway · 06/07/2010, 04:40 am

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Originally Posted by DarkStar Runner

Actually, it's being released in the UK on DVD and Blu-Ray this september.

Moreso, I'm also excited for Mask of Miracles, which should also be coming out around this fall...

(and on a plus side note, yes, Saigo no Jikan Ryouku is Last Time Travel, but since they're bringing it over to the US, they always like to change the name. See: Devil's Box-> Diabolical Box)

(P.S.S.: Saigo no Jikan Ryouku and Devil's Flute are amazing. Both absolutely blew my mind. Even though I totally knew what would happen in both.)

It's not fair! I want the DVD now! I want to see it IN A CINEMA, where it deserves to be shown!

I want to play game 3, while you get to play games 4-9 as soon as they're released (they have confirmed they will be making up to 9 games)

IT'S JUST NOT FAIR! I HATE EVERYONE! EXCEPT THE PEOPLE I LIKE!

jeeno0142 · 06/07/2010, 04:42 am

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Originally Posted by The Highway

It's not fair! I want the DVD now! I want to see it IN A CINEMA, where it deserves to be shown!

I want to play game 3, while you get to play games 4-9 as soon as they're released (they have confirmed they will be making up to 9 games)

IT'S JUST NOT FAIR! I HATE EVERYONE! EXCEPT THE PEOPLE I LIKE!

Seriously! 9 of them in total! You wouldn't think there'd be enough puzzles to go round...

The Highway · 06/07/2010, 04:45 am

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Originally Posted by jeeno0142

Seriously! 9 of them in total! You wouldn't think there'd be enough puzzles to go round...

9 isnt enough... if they don't kill off layton in game 9, im expecting 3 more.

Avistew · 06/07/2010, 05:20 am

Two were enough for me, the stories were way too ridiculous and many of the puzzles were just variations on the same thing.

Whoever talked about Ace Attorney 5, did you mean Ace Attorney Investigations? I haven't played the 5th case yet (so please don't spoil it!) but so far it's the one that makes the most sense after Ace Attorney 1. I actually gave away 2, 3 and Appollo Justice because they were insults to the human brain (which is a shame because the MaskDeMasque case in AA3 is one of my favourite cases in the whole series. I wish THESE were episodic, I'd just re-buy that one.)

The Highway · 06/07/2010, 05:27 am

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Two were enough for me, the stories were way too ridiculous and many of the puzzles were just variations on the same thing.

yes, but they needed some different thinking. plus, professor Layton is the only guy who can make top hats awesome

Didero · 06/07/2010, 05:34 am

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Originally Posted by The Highway

professor Layton is the only guy who can make top hats awesome

I beg to differ.

The Highway · 06/07/2010, 05:38 am

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Originally Posted by Didero

I beg to differ.

nah, not awesome

DarkStar Runner · 06/07/2010, 12:39 pm

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Originally Posted by Fury

Curse you and your knowledge of japanese.

To be honest, I know very little Japanese. O3O

Like, bar none.

Which is why *quietly* Walkthroughs are great. Mostly I just look at them for translation purposes, though...Of the puzzles themselves. Unless it's a slide puzzle. Then I don't need no dang translation...

...Am I one of the only people who actually really loves the slide puzzles? There better be some in this game. Seriously.

adventureaddict · 06/07/2010, 03:52 pm

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Originally Posted by DarkStar Runner

To be honest, I know very little Japanese. O3O

Like, bar none.

Which is why *quietly* Walkthroughs are great. Mostly I just look at them for translation purposes, though...Of the puzzles themselves. Unless it's a slide puzzle. Then I don't need no dang translation...

...Am I one of the only people who actually really loves the slide puzzles? There better be some in this game. Seriously.

I like sliding puzzles, but the general consensus is that most do not. Sad really.

Fury · 06/08/2010, 03:31 pm

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Originally Posted by adventureaddict

I like sliding puzzles, but the general consensus is that most do not. Sad really.

Sliding puzzles are good! Layton had some really good ones in the first two games.

jeeno0142 · 06/09/2010, 02:00 am

I liked the sliding puzzles on Prof Layton, but some got really hard and I'd be sitting there for about 20 minutes sliding the blocks about. I didn't think they could get so difficult. Or maybe I'm just not very good at them.

Javi-Wan Kenobi · 06/09/2010, 02:09 am

I don't like very much sliding puzzles, but I don't mind if there are a few of them. Anyway, I think they are well placed on the Layton games: the obligatory slinding puzzles, the ones you need to progress in the story, are quite easy. The more difficult are the optative, the challenges you must solve if you want to solve the game completely.

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06/07/2010, 05:20 am	#107
Avistew I<3>1 Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: France Posts: 5,051	Two were enough for me, the stories were way too ridiculous and many of the puzzles were just variations on the same thing. Whoever talked about Ace Attorney 5, did you mean Ace Attorney Investigations? I haven't played the 5th case yet (so please don't spoil it!) but so far it's the one that makes the most sense after Ace Attorney 1. I actually gave away 2, 3 and Appollo Justice because they were insults to the human brain (which is a shame because the MaskDeMasque case in AA3 is one of my favourite cases in the whole series. I wish THESE were episodic, I'd just re-buy that one.)

06/09/2010, 02:00 am	#114
jeeno0142 Love is for the Living. Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Liverpool, England Posts: 1,122	I liked the sliding puzzles on Prof Layton, but some got really hard and I'd be sitting there for about 20 minutes sliding the blocks about. I didn't think they could get so difficult. Or maybe I'm just not very good at them.

06/09/2010, 02:09 am	#115
Javi-Wan Kenobi Adventure Gaming Jedi Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Estella, Navarra, Spain Posts: 1,060	I don't like very much sliding puzzles, but I don't mind if there are a few of them. Anyway, I think they are well placed on the Layton games: the obligatory slinding puzzles, the ones you need to progress in the story, are quite easy. The more difficult are the optative, the challenges you must solve if you want to solve the game completely.