@fabelt: That is what I want. A free-roaming, open world game sounds awesome.

I never expected a EU release of Layton, so I imported an american copy a fair few months back.

I guess I'll have to keep playing. I got about 30 mins in, and had to turn it off. It was TERRIBLY boring.

@Valiant Goat: Vids are unavailable outside the US.

@dae_giovanni: I accidently dleted my brothers Metroid 2 save when I was about 6.

@Aerokii: So he wanted an RTS set in the modern age.

I would've gone to this, but London is a bit far, and my DS broke the day before :'(

Are Eurogamer reviewers drunk? How can they give ANY GAME more than 70%.It defies all logic.

@Dr_Pie: Oh, and remember prices will also differ depending on where you buy them from.

@CarbonFalcon: The GoW bundle would come to about £210, which then comes to about $360-$370 (I don't know Euro to USD, so I went the long way)

I'm interested in this game, if only to see how they'll bastardise the actual legend.

@tk.: I couldn't put a 2 on the end of it effectively, so I missed it out.

This looks pretty damn sweet. I won't be able to pick it up for a while though, what with Saint's Row 2, Fable 2, Far Cry 2 and Dead Space (2), I won't have the time or the cash.

I'd rather Sega Superstar Tennis to Kung Fu Panda

@Benjammn: I don't know about London and the like, but the public transport around here is shockingly awful.

I hate all sports games (I have never liked a single one) and I just cannot see the simplest appeal in them, let alone why they always sell so much over here.

I've been looking for any arcades near me recently, and I think the nearest one is in Cardiff.

Bloody hell, I'm really tempted to just get the regular version.

@Guitaratomik: I hope it's for everyone. I don't us to be the only ones shafted. I would expect such a thing from Nintendo, but not from a company which is actually based in Britain.

I didn't encounter any bugs or anything of the sort in my copys of LSW and LIJ.