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If you live in Boston, Chicago, or Philadelphia (US of A), you're in luck for you will be able to immerse yourself in the world of Professor Layton and his 'Puzzle Challenge'. Also, you get to help rid the world of the age-old question: Who is smarter, men or women? The fight is on.

As of tomorrow, Wednesday, September 8, visitors to Boston's Grant Park will be greeted by men and women dressed as the curious characters in the Professor Layton series and will be hoisted to classic, red-colored, British telephone booths where they will get to play through a selection of 'fun and challenging' puzzles from the Professor's new adventure, "Professor Layton and the Unwound Future". Similar events will happen simultaneously at Chicago and Philly.

But that's not all. The booths will sport scoreboards. For which purpose, you ask? To see who is quicker with a stylus and solves the most puzzles successfully, men or women. That's right. Throughout the day the scores for both men and women will be compared to see which gender is brightest when it comes to playing and solving Layton's puzzling questions. Men. Women. Who will win? Find out tomorrow.

The game is set to be released in the US on September 12, 2010.