Nintendo of Europe Offers Up Free Layton Swag

Haha. I'll try my luck with that as I've had it pre-ordered.

did you just say SWAG? oh no... oh GOD NO.
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dont say it three times in a row.

DONT

so i need to download it at 9 A.M.

This is kind of cool, but what a strange prize.

Excuse my ignorance, but is a luggage tag somehow relevant to the PL series?

Don't EVER put "swag" in the title of an article again, or I will be forced to kill myself.

What's wrong about the word "swag"?

Just the thing you need to let thieves know that your bag likely contains a DS.

DAT LUGGAGE TAG

@Morphtroid

it's about as bad, maybe WORSE than YOLO.

LOL. Are people forgetting that swag has 2 meanings. I'm not talking about hipster swag, I'm talking about SWAG.... Stuff We All Get

Because I'm a yank, this doesn't really apply to me (sadly). But I'll ask anyway! Does this only apply to people who purchase a retail copy and wait for the appropriate time to register? Or can people buy their copy digitally at the right time?

@KneehighPark: Exactly what I was thinking.
Context is everything.
Refusing to use words just because certain groups use it for other things will only narrow your vocabulary.

Yep a luggage tag,and worthy gift for getting a game based on puzzles.
Maybe it's because Layton,and co,travels a lot.
But hey it's a nice little bit of Swag(showing my swagger Jagger there)(Oh lord why did I just said that),that I hope I'll get.

There are mythical words out there that have more than one meaning, like a bat could mean an animal or a baseball bat.

Swag is one of those words.

Swag is why aliens won't talk to us.

@KneehighPark
yes, but you're forgetting the fact that there's a limited amount of these layton luggage.

@Morphtroid - I totally agree

@Morphtroid

unfortunately, due to the internet, the meaning of words is evolving at a much faster rate than ever before.

just think of that infamous word that used to mean 'a bundle of sticks'. it is a shame that good words are transformed into those that cannot even be used due to corruption of meaning.

so 'swag' is the new 'epic' then? wish people would quit whining about fad words that go in and out of style; they were around before we were and they'll be around long after we're gone. the only problem with them IMO is that they immediately date a given piece of writing or literature and may grate at the ear in a few years' time.

as for the Layton luggage tag, it's a shame you'll never be able to use it for its intended purpose for fear of it being destroyed in the airline luggage process, lol. my luggage always winds up being kept together with duct tape, and the tags get lost every so often too

A true gentleman does not get angry by innocent words.

I could really care less about the word "swag." All I want is to see this reward on Club Nintendo of America!