Professor Layton is in Boston today ... somewhere

by Alexander Sliwinski { Sep 29th 2009 at 11:15AM }

It appears that Professor Layton is in Boston today, working the streets to promote his latest adventure, The Diabolical Box. Those who track down the professor will receive a "fun Nintendo gift," as well as entry into a draw for five Nintendo DSi systems. Check out the official rules for all the details.

The latest clue at 11AM EST states: "Professor Layton is wandering on a cobblestone promenade similar to the one in Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box and watching a street performer." That means the professor is very likely right outside of Quincy Market. If you get a lock on Layton, holla back. Also, send us pics! The professor will hop on a flight and be in Seattle tomorrow.

Tags: boston, professor-layton, professor-layton-and-the-diabolical-box

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Solace @ Sep 29th 2009 11:48AM

Too bad Boston sucks! Go Yankees!

S. Tiger @ Sep 29th 2009 9:08PM

I have a family member that would agree with you, heh.

I say Boston sucks 'cause they got such a cool event... 8[

Rocketboy @ Oct 5th 2009 10:52AM

You're missing something in your statment...

New York City sucks too...

It sucks the life right out of New York.

zsabreuser @ Sep 29th 2009 12:22PM

That reminds me of a puzzle...

esposch @ Sep 29th 2009 12:22PM

I don't live in Boston. And I don't like Professor Layton
Plz upvote!!!

Gastrodon @ Sep 29th 2009 5:51PM

Dangit, I was just in Boston not too long ago.

Alex @ Sep 30th 2009 12:30PM

I was so mad when I read this at 11:45am and couldn't go because I live about 45 minutes away and had class at 1pm... Professor Layton looks a hot mess in real life anyway :/

Rocketboy @ Oct 5th 2009 10:53AM

So how long until Mayor Menino calls homeland security to Bofoston to report a terrorist roaming the streets?

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