Level 5 CEO Teases Next Professor Layton Game

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Aside from crossover title, Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney, Level 5 are also working on the next game in the Professor Layton series itself. In reply to a fan over Twitter, Level 5 CEO, Akihiro Hino, dropped a vague hint about the next Layton game.

 

The general framework for the next Layton title has been outlined, Hino says. However, it’ll be a while before they can announce the game officially. The only thing Hino would reveal is that the game will have a long title in Japanese.

 

Food for thought:

Professor Layton and the Quick Brown Fox Jumped Over the Lazy Dog.


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