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Professor Layton Vs. Phoenix Wright Trailer Is Incredible
Full disclosure - I don't have much experience with either the Professor Layton series or Phoenix Wright series. But let me tell you, this Japanese trailer for the recently announced 3DS game looks awesome. Combining the problem solving and great personalities of both franchises into one great caper promises to result in a great gaming experience. Check out the video, along with a translation.
Below is a translation, found here:
Layton: “The culprit behind the witchcraft that put the city in chaos…
You are the very one!”
girl: “You’re wrong. I am not a witch.”
Layton: “Then how did you know the contents of the book you could not have possibly read?”
Phoenix: “OBJECTION!
Professor, there is a glaring contradiction in your testimony.”
—
Luke: “What’s written in the book becomes reality.”
Maya: “What? That’s impossible!”
—
girl: “I will probably be killed soon,
it’s been written in the book.”
Phoenix: “We won’t let that happen.”
Layton: “Mr. Wright
I believe we both have made a grave error…”
—
Layton: “Now Luke, what a guardian of the law says is not necessarily the truth.”
Phoenix: “To be honest, I don’t like that sir Silk Hat much at all…”
[Via Destructoid]
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