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A great story and solid puzzles provides for a very enjoyable experience.

The first Professor Layton title made its way onto North American shores over two years ago, delivering a puzzle experience unlike any other. The professor's first tale left its mark on western gamers and paved the way for more titles in the series to find their way over. Now, with the release of the third title in the series, Professor Layton and the Unwound Future, comes a Professor Layton game that feels fresh and new, while only slightly tweaking the familiar formula.

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There's dragons, lots of quests, and warriors. I'd say the game lived up to its name.

When I sat down to play Dragon Quest IX, I just about knew what to expect. At least, I thought I knew what to expect. See, I've played Dragon Quest, Dragon Quest IV, and Dragon Quest V, and as both fans and those familiar with the franchise understand, the mainline Dragon Quest titles have many, many similarities and traditions. While there have been eight games in the series up until now, very few changes have been made to the formula.

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Level 5 will begin expanding in North America this fall and in Europe next year.

Level 5 has announced that they will open a North American branch in September. Level 5 International America will be located in Santa Monica, California, and will serve as Level 5's North American headquarters. The company also plans to open a European branch sometime in 2011.

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In addition to announcing Wii and PS3 development plans, the company plans to expand in North America.

During a Q&A session at a recent Level-5 event, Akihiro Hino the CEO of Level-5 detailed the company's future plans.

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Famitsu leaks the news.

The Professor Layton series has been around for many years now with a total of four titles released in Japan, and two in North America.

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