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Joyswag: Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box (and a real Diabolical Box) [update]

by David Hinkle on Sep 1st 2009 1:15PM

Update: The giveaway has come to a close. Keep an eye on your email to see if you won!

Now that we've finished reviewing Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box, it's high time we sent the game to one of you -- and that's where Joyswag comes in. If you want to get your hands on the game and an actual diabolical box, follow the directions below. Good luck!

Leave a comment telling us what you plan to store within the Diabolical Box
You must be 18 years or older and a resident of the US or Canada (excluding Quebec)
Limit 1 entry per person per day
This entry period ends at 1:00PM ET on Monday, September 7
At that time, we'll randomly select one winner to receive Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box on DS ($35 ARV)
For a list of complete rules, click here

Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box (DS)

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Reader Comments (636)

What would I store in the diabolical box .......... Well if I ever find them the propeller chips I keep misplacing and probably my Arduino board until I get around to finishing the project its going to be used in

A smaller diabolical box, that held an even smaller diabolical box, and inside that one, would be uh, a curse or something.

I plan to store stuff. Probably usb drives or something like that. Or I'll give it to my daughter who also loves Professor Layton. She'll probably store secret notes or jewelry.

I would store all my ds games in there.

With the 60+ DS games I own, I would try to fit all of them inside.

then again... I would put the worst of the worst DS games I own inside.
Bubble Bobble Revolution (it was $2.76, and I still over paid.)
Deal or no Deal (the worst gift ever)

G_G

I'd probably stick my DS games/GBA games in there, along with my wifi dongle.

The key to the liquor cabinet, to keep pesky roommates out.

I'd store my diabolical coin collection in there..

Condoms. "BRB, I gotta open my diabolical box."

Now that I live with a roommate, I'd probably stash valuables, such as my Phoenix Wright games, within.

Demons! I mean, what else do you store in a diabolical box? Candy and rose petals and the power of heart? NO! You obviously have to store demons in it.

diabolical things of course

Quarters for laundry. If I hide them, I'll have plausible deniability when my roommate asks to borrow some.

I'm going to store all of my personal information in the box so it can be easily stolen! Or, you know, I could put Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box in the Diabolical Box when I am not playing Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box.

Probably my old GBA games.

my diabolical car keys

Honestly? Probably craft supplies. Never get enough boxes for those.

my ds game collection!

I would store my son's copy of Lego Star Wars, and hope that he never figures out how to open the box.

Diabolical things.

From what I hear the box is hard to open. I'll stash my money in there.

diabolical flunitrazepam and diabolical condoms....

i mean....... puppies!

I'd probably use it to store diabolical SD cards.

In the Diabolical box, i would store a slightly smaller box containing a slightly smaller box containing a slightly smaller box containing a slightly smaller box, etc.

Pens

Tetris blocks of course!

(This reminds me of a puzzle!)

I will be storing loose change in it.

gba games

I'd put my rubix cube in the diabolical box, that way I wouldn't have to look at the never solved cube.

Probably stuff like SD cards, USB keys, and other small things .

I would store all my mysterious mysteries in the box....maybe some ds games and a SD cards too

I plan to store a collection of weird bugs in it.

a pen!

I'll store my essay about why Quebec is excluded from this contest...

I would store my change and some DS games in it.

The monkey's paw.

I would store the diabolical box inside the...diabolical box...inside...

My phylactery, of course.

Keys to my diary.

I have a collection of both diabolical metal and wooden "take apart" puzzles that would fit perfectly in a diabolical box.

My GTA key to the city!

diabolical box

My Pride?

Perhaps I shall hide my passport in it so that It will be safe for when I need to take a train around Europe and find my mentor's killer by solving puzzles.

I would put my new DSi,

I'd probably keep all my loose gameboy and ds cartridges in there.

itrip, flashdrives, dsi games, and other assorted small gadgets and such.

Spare cartridges, probably, though there are times I'd want to lock my phone in there to keep it away from my kid.

my new diabolical professor layton game of course.

I'd probably store something very important, and then completely forget about it for years, then discover it years later when the object was now meaningless. Yeah, that sounds like me.

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