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You don’t need to have played a “Professor Layton” game to understand its appeal. Anybody who’s ever sought out a brainteaser, logic puzzle or math problem knows the pleasure of a correct solution, and will feel right at home astride the good professor. “Professor Layton” is one of those puzzle books they sell at airports, shrunk into video game form. With one crucial difference: The puzzles don’t stand alone, but are the pegs on which a larger mystery is hung.

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