Tampabay.rr.comThank you...I can't go any father until I solve puzzle #098 (cards) ALL the walk throughs show the same thing and Professor layton keeps saying "incorrect even tho' I've shown the cards exactly as the walk through

You seem to believe that any person who reads your question has that Professor Layton Miracle Mask Puzzle available. It ain't so. What you can do is spell out the puzzle in your post. Maybe someone will solve it.

Check out the most popular walkthrough and down the right side you'll find a list of all the items and which room they go into
http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/

This walkthrough also shows a picture of the fully decorated rooms

As you expected, you seem to be missing two items for Layton

Compare the list with what you have and click on the links for what you don't have to see where to find the puzzles for the missing furniture

Remember that if a puzzle is no longer in its original location then it can be found in Granny's Puzzle Shack

Yes, there are only 30 pieces of furniture

These need to be correctedly allocated to each room in the inn (so that both Layton and Luke are completely happy with their respective rooms)

If you look down the right side of this popular walkthrough, you'll see which item goes in which room
http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/

A picture of the solution can be seen at
http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/2008/02/puzzle089.html

This #1 Google ranked walkthrough also shows a picture of how to trace around the arrow as some players get their answer rejected by trying to be too precise

The Professor Layton games appeal to a wide age range with some fans of the series being in their 50s and 60s (although the biggest age group are players in their mid to late teens and early twenties)

Whether you would enjoy these games largely depends on whether you'd enjoy solving the types of puzzles the game offers

While most of the puzzles are logic puzzles, they also include sliding block puzzles, matchstick puzzles, river crossing puzzles, chess puzzles, etc

You may find it useful to look over the popular illustrated walkthroughs so you can see for yourself the types of puzzles the games use along with the graphics and general style of play (which largely involves going around talking to other characters and finding optional hidden hint coins)

http://professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com/
http://professorlayton2walkthrough.blogspot.com/

With recurring characters, a sub-plot running through a trilogy and a significant spoiler in the second game, it's best to start with the Curious Village (which is also the cheaper entry point)

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The Inventor's House (puzzles 121 to 123): Assemble the gizmo.
The Decorator's House (puzzles 124 to 126): Achieve maximum satisfaction by filling the rooms at the inn.
The Art Lover's House (puzzles 127 to 129): Complete the portrait.
The Golden Apple's House (puzzles 130 to 132): Complete the game.
The Puzzle Master's House (puzzles 133 to 135): Complete all the previous 132 puzzles.


Well,Yeah I hope I've helped xD

67 = 9 sweets

a has 3
b has 5
c has 1

3rd hint is correct

You need to move the cards up onto the RED playing area and not just swap them around at the bottom of the screen.

don't know the game , but a walk thru says:

1. The original shape shows the dog walking. Think about how that shape
will change after the dog gets hit by the car.
2. Dogs walk on all four legs, but since this poor pooch isn't doing much
walking anymore, the position of his legs must have changed.
3. The dog is probably sprawled out on the pavement where it got hit. To
show this, you'll need to move two of his legs, or two matches. Take the
two legs in the middle and bring them above.

http://www.neoseeker.com/resourcelink.html?rlid=164930&rid=152685


complete walk thru here.

thanks for voting.