A familiar ‘Future’

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At the start of “Professor Layton and the Unwound Future,” the third game in Nintendo’s venerable brainteasing franchise, the good professor’s apprentice, Luke, receives a letter from himself 10 years into the future. The letter may not warn him about the Libyan terrorists he stole plutonium from to power his DeLorean, but it does set our boy hero and the titular prof on another adventure solving a plethora of puzzles in a charming Victorian world.

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