What Nine Voice Languages Mean for Layton Fans
The wide voice-language support signals a strong global push for the series, giving players around the world a more accessible way to enjoy Layton's next adventure.
The wide voice-language support signals a strong global push for the series, giving players around the world a more accessible way to enjoy Layton's next adventure.
Key points - Level-5 confirmed nine voice-acting languages for Professor Layton and the New World of Steam. - The confirmed languages include Japanese, English (US), English (UK) and Mandarin Chinese. - Level-5 said the team is putting the finishing touches on the game ahead of launch. - The studio promised more news and details about the game soon.
Timeline - Recent update: Level-5 details the game's nine voice-acting languages. - Now: The team is putting the finishing touches on the game ahead of launch. - Coming soon: Level-5 promises more news and details about the title.
FAQ
Q: How many voice-acting languages does the game support? A: Nine voice-acting languages have been confirmed, including Japanese, English (US), English (UK) and Mandarin Chinese.
Q: Is the game close to release? A: Level-5 says the team is putting the finishing touches on the game ahead of its launch, though no specific date was given.
Q: Will there be more news soon? A: Yes. Level-5 stated that more news and details about the game will be shared soon.
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