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Professor Layton's first adventure million seller in Japan

By Jonathan Leo Toyad

Level-5 CEO revealed info on Twitter.

The Professor Layton puzzle games have been a hit with the casual crowd ever since the first in the series arrived in Asia on February 10, 2008. Recently, Level-5 CEO Akihiro Hino revealed on Twitter that the first game in the series, Professor Layton and the Curious Village, topped the 1 million sales mark in Japan. Hino also revealed that the series' shipment figures total over 11 million.

The Japanese version of Professor Layton and the Curious Village went on sale on February 15, 2007. The most recent game in the series, Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle for the 3DS, sold 117,589 copies on the day of the Nintendo system's launch in Japan.

8 comments
Arsyad00
Arsyad00

rich level 5 :o nao.... gimme my WKC 2 : English version

soulless4now
soulless4now

I really need to try the series one of these years.

wahyudil
wahyudil

its a must have game today

eRogue310
eRogue310

Terrific! But when will we(US) get it? I'm tired of TBA's-I want it NOW!!! I also want Prof.Layton vs Phoenix Wright-Ace Attorney! That one should be 'very-y-y interesting'!! Oh, and Level 5-You Rock!

emirblade
emirblade

Level 5 makes good games. Congratz Layton!

apolloooo
apolloooo

we need Layton 4 in US/EU now! hopefully announced in this year's E3. keep rocking level 5!!

nwsnowboarder
nwsnowboarder

Level 5 is dominating the Nintendo DS arena with great games!

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