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For What it's Worth provides detailed reviews of bargain games and separates the hidden gems from the useless shovelware. This time I take a look at Professor Layton & The Diabolical Box for the Nintendo DS.

Level 5’s Professor Layton series has striking similarities to Pixar’s animated films. But could Level 5’s “Pixarness” be a key to the future of Japanese games making a comeback?

Even though the Professor Layton series is best know for its puzzles, it also places a lot of emphasis on narrative. I look at how the latest game in the series utilizes the characterization of its cast in previous games to create one of the most moving game stories of the year. (Warning: This post contains spoilers)

Help My Mother find a good Nintendo DS game please.

Part 3 of Bitmob's Best of 2009 Non-Award Awards, honoring Uncharted 2, Demon's Souls, alleged trademark squatter Tim Langdell (well, more acknowledging than honoring), and many more.

Part 2 of Bitmob's Best of 2009 awards: Brutal Legend, Halo ODST, Prototype, Batman's Mark Hamill, and many more!

Best Worst Sequel to a great game in 2009: Puzzle Quest Galactrix/Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box (Tie)

Get ready for an eclectic mix of user reviews in this edition of the Bitmob Reviews Spotlight: Mad Moxxi, Alien Breed Evolution, Zombie Driver, and many more.

A Twitterview with Bitmob Community Memeber Jazz English.

Find the real Professor Layton and win a free game or DS.