but I preferred the memo system employed by previous games in the series. The second complain I have is that once the story is complete there is no real incentive to play through it again. The joy and wonder in the story is to be found in the discovery and knowing the outcome diminishes the fun. All the puzzles found in the main game are available to play whenever you like upon completion however and a puzzle a day for a full year will be available to download, which should keep fans going. Aside from the story and puzzles there is (of course) the hunt for hidden Hint Coins and Collection items. A few mini games also add to the proceedings, proving the occasional much needed distraction from particularly devious puzzles. Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask is a fantastic addition to the series and will provide hours -- or perhaps an entire year -- of entertainment. It makes brilliant use of the 3DS' stereoscopic display and sound capabilities. Perfectly suited for playing on the go, I can't recommend it enough. Bring on the next mystery and the next set of puzzles. Facebook activities Subscribe to email updates About Stevivor.com First off, it's pronounced "Stee-VIVE-or". Originally a folio for Stevivor Creative , the site is now proud to be included in the Australian gaming media community. With a stable of reviewers, Stevivor.com has been included in Telstra's WP7 Social Media program and was selected by Xbox ANZ to attend HaloFest