Why The Ace Attorney Trilogy Is a Masterpiece
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- A glaring omission from my roster of videos would be the Ace Attorney franchise. I have referenced it, used music from it, and been inspired by it in countless videos over the years, but I never once made a dedicated video on the subject. So today, I sought to right that wrong by doing one huge video on the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy. This video covers my thoughts on Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice For All, and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations.
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
02:11 Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney
18:59 Justice For All
33:28 Trials and Tribulations
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What I find so interesting about Rise from the Ashes as a case is that, while it is set between games, you can *really* tell that the writers for it were way more experienced at writing cases. You can do this just by comparing it to the other cases in the first game. It's not that those cases were bad or anything, but over the years of writing the trilogy, you can really tell that they honed their craft.
Rise from the Ashes is the first 3-day trial that actually feels like it *needs* to be a 3-day trial. After the first game, the writers didn't make any other three-day trials. This is because the 3rd investigation day tended to be rather perfunctory. By that point, you know who the killer is and probably have a good idea of how to prove it, so the only thing you're doing is filling in a few blanks.
RftA avoids this problem cleverly. Because it's not 1 3-day trial; it's *three* one-day trials. The first trial is the trial of what happened in the parking lot. The second day is what happened in the evidence room. And the third day is what *really* happened in SL-9. It's extremely clever and engaging, as you're frequently investigating new areas and crime scenes. But ultimately, the game ties them all together at the end.
You can also tell that the writers of RftA struggled a bit with not having the Magatama as a mechanic. As a game design tool, Magatama interactions were used to structure your discussions and investigations. When you found someone with a lock that couldn't be broken, the game was able to prompt you as to where you might need to investigate further. This replaced some of the fetch quests in the first game, and it was a very welcome mechanic.
But RftA didn't have that mechanic. So the third investigation day involves a lot of lengthy conversations and exposition dumps that are important and essential, but they don't involve much interaction. It's just people talking at you until they run out of dialog. It works, but it feels... off.
And you can really tell the developers wanted that final conversation with Lana to be a Magatama thing very badly.
Excellent analysis! I agree with everything you laid out here.
Even Capcom themselves were surprised that this series took off in the West. They had to make like four more shipments worth of copies for the first one. I think the reason why AA and Danganronpa proved popular is that, unlike most visual novels, they have actual gameplay elements to them.
While that may contribute, I myself love these games primarily for the story and characters. I don't know if the presence of gameplay elements is really the main factor to their success.
@@bethanyjohnson8001Love the characters and plot lines myself
@@bethanyjohnson8001it helps greatly especially compared to other visual novel games
I like them cause of the mystery aspect
It’s because of the mystery effect. Everybody loves a good mystery.
I first played through the original trilogy when my dad (a lawyer) was terminally ill with cancer. Even though it's not directly related to the game itself, I'll always hold very fond memories of it just because it reminds me so much of him.
I'm sorry for your loss.
sorry to hear that, dude. May he rest in the heavens
I'm really sorry to hear. I hope you're doing well currently.
So sorry to hear of your loss!
This series is what really got me into visual novels. I wouldn’t have found games like ghost trick or danganronpa back in 2012 if it wasn’t for Ace attorney. I love this series to death and it is to this day super special to me
Edit: also yes I’d absolutely love more ace attorney content
yeah, also danganronpa lore is mind-blowing
Huh, for me it was the other way around. Ghost Trick was my first game by Shu Takumi.^^
He just like me fr fr
Took me sometime to get used to reading (i was a dumb kid who didn't think reading was important for a game)
Now im mostly into visual novels over anything else lol
this series ruined visual novel for me. crazy animations on 2d portrait and able to move around the world is such a game changer for immersion.
i know tokimeki memorial does similar things but i want to know more visual novel that are at least this animated .
Same for me with AA, Professor Layton, and Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective. I haven't gotten around to playing Danganronpa yet.
They also absolutely nail every finale case in the trilogy.
And even if you take AA 1 as having a pair of them, they are both great.
On AA1, sure enough, but that last case was way way way too long for my liking. Gant can go suck on a gloryhole
Ooh yeah the final case from Justice For All is my all time favorite
Trials and Tribulations is my absolutely favorite, because I adore Godot!
I know this is a lot to ask, but if Ace Attorney returns, I really hope that it sorta strays away from the entire story of the first 6 games and starts anew. Furthermore, I want it to be created with a trilogy already planned out, that way events from the first game can be more cleverly foreshadowing the events of the subsequent games. Maybe themes and symbols can carry over. I dunno. Just an idea
I mean there are the 2 “The Great Ace Attorney” games
@@TwilightFlower9 This is actually wrong; and in fact, the opposite happened: The Great Ace Attorney was meant to only be one game, but the story got large enough during the planning stages that it was split into two
I've thought about a now-adult Pearl Fey becoming either an attorney or investigator, while continuing her spirit-medium training.
At the same time, I kinda want an Ace Attorney game where the defense isn't so reliant on the supernatural.
HE DID ITTTTTT
HE FINALLY FUCKING DID IT
The madman!
You mentioned that you haven't played Chronicles early in the video but I honestly think that game is just as investing and impactful as the trilogy, possibly even better. If you're ever thinking of trying that game in the future, I definitely recommend it. I'd love to see you do a video on it if you ever decide to make one
Chronicles 2 is the best game in the franchise IMO, even tops Investigations 2
It really is! You could really feel that Takumi had fun with making those 2 games and having a totally new start.
I enjoyed Chronicles but imo it's got way too many problems to compare to the Trilogy.
I'm a massive simp for Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations, but I do have to agree with you: Chronicles, especially the second game, is damn near perfection.
The first one's really slow, but it's all necessary setup for what comes in the second game and the payoffs in Great Ace Attorney 2 match the impact of AA3, imo.
Oh yeah, plus it feels like a love letter to the ace attorney series with the way it plays on your expectations and experience from the series and subverts them. They’re both my favourite games in the series for a reason
1 more point for the HD version is that they have the quality of life feature of having the magnifying glass have a check mark after you check the location that was added in the 5th game That's a great quality of life feature in my opinion at the other point towards the version
Fun fact: Phoenix's class trial backstory is based on Takumi's own experience from his childhood
Glad you decided to cover this series. It is one of my favourites and despite being one of the most popular visual novels I would say that this series STILL doesn't get enough appreciation.If you haven't then i recommend checking out the great ace attorney games and also a video on the investigation games(Investigation 2 is a fu*king masterpiece)and the appollo justice trilogy as it is coming soon would be dope.
Man, i gotta get back into watching ace attorney playthroughs. i'm currently on the second game
The Apollo justice trilogy sucks.
The other games are great though.
@@Exlayer-pk8hyHmm I think they are underapreciated, it had a lot of fun cases and many new characters that were really enjoyable. They aren't the best (especially Apollo justice) but I still hold dual destinies and spirit of justice higher then the first game.
@@magnus5747i think it's the opposite, the quality dropped significantly after AJ
This gets the Apollo Justisn't seal of approval
Seriously though, you did an amazing job with this one. If you have played the Great Ace Attorney Chronicles and plan to make a video for it, I'd love to see it
7:25 just so you know, every game after apollo justice handles moving between areas exactly as you described
I love ace attorney. It’s one of the few visual novels that are genuinely enjoyable to almost anyone. I almost exclusively play platformers but I fell in love with this trilogy the moment I started the first case!
Would love to see more Ace Attorney, was a really fresh change of pace and an in-depth retrospective of the second trilogy, Great Ace Attorney games, or Investigations duology would be really interesting videos, I think.
Justice For All´s finale is to this day my favorite case. It just had everything I loved in the series.
For Trials and Tribulations, I can see why it is so beloved, but remember hating the ending, making Godot look like an idiot for having Misty Fey die. I just thought that was the most avoidable death ever as a kid.
Well, it IS an avoidable death, but that’s an intentional bit of writing. Godot’s entire plan was enacted not just out of a selfless desire to protect Maya, but out of a misguided attempt to escape his self-loathing by making up for what he perceived as a failure on his part to protect Mia.
Godot isn’t an idiot, he’s a man with a savior complex processing his grief in an unhealthy manner. He himself admits that he should’ve handled things better and gotten help from someone else like Phoenix, instead of trying to be the hero and solving everything by himself. Misty’s death WAS completely pointless in the end, happening due to Godot’s actions as a tragic villain, and that intentionally adds to the tragedy of the entire case.
@@thunderphoenix256 Nicely said. What bothers me is that Godot didn´t even consider simply talking to Pearl, instead going right away with the convoluted plan of forcing Misty out of hiding, trying to distract Pearl and when that failed have Misty channel Dahlia herself. Simply telling Pearl "please be nice and don´t channel this one murderous psychopath for Maya´s sake" might have been worth a try. I know she was a child and under instructions from her mother to do so, but I also remember her being smart and very loyal to Maya, so it was always jarring to me that an option of just explaining the situation to her was never presented in the story. It made Pearl look less like a sentient being and more like a ticking timebomb.
Now that I think of it, I actually don´t remember how stabbing Misty even solved the situation. Sure, it was to save Mays, but wasn´t Dahlia then just set free to be channeled by someone else? Couldn´t the grown man just apprehend and incapacitate this vengeful university student?
What also bothers me is that Godot then tried to hide this act and not take responsibility for the outcome of his plan right away, all in some sick pursuit of testing Wright.
When I finished the video I told myself "Oh man, I can't believe I slept on J's review of the Ace Attorney trilogy, I have to see all of his videos on the franchise", then I realised this was uploaded yesterday.
I need more of this, and I am curious as to what is your opinion on the second trilogy, given how polarising they are in the community.
I’d love to see more videos on the other games in the series! Investigations, the Apollo Justice Trilogy and The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles would work great as videos like this and I’d be super into hearing what you thought of them!
I'd love to see you review every other Ace Attorney game, it's going to be exciting.. So many good memories in these games..
The Ace Attorney franchise is really solid, they mixed the humour and serious so well in each cases.
Awesome to see coverage of one of my favorite gaming trilogies from one of my favorite channels. Funny enough you pointed out the issues with how the legal system works in the series when it's legit based on how the Japanese legal system does indeed work (to an extent). Yep the odds are severely stacked against defense attorneys, the prosecution works with the police investigation, and a guilty verdict is more likely than not. It's extremely common for Japanese prosecutors to have a perfect or near perfect record. The series was partially meant to be a criticism of how messed up the justice system is over there.
It's actually sort of a hybrid of a visual novel and a point and click adventure, two highly underrated genres of gaming. Love the series, played every game sans PLvsPW (but I'll get to it eventually).
Awesome that you covered the full trilogy like this. Would love to see your thoughts on the others. I find myself going back and forth on how much I enjoy them.
Fantastic video as always!
One of the rhings that makes AA so great is how it mixes extreme goofiness with serious drama perfectly, which is something I believe it's very difficult to do.
I thought the same about Godot not being as agressive as Edgeworh and Franziska, but I thing it's because despite his grudge with Phoenix, he doesn't cheat with fake evidence or tampering his witness testimonies.
Btw, I love Big Top Turnabout (with the exception of the minor-thing creepiness, of course)
It fills my heart with joy whenever I see a video praising Ace Attorney pop up in my feed, the fact people are still talking about it 20 years later is awesome! I got into it about a year ago, so I'm glad the fandom is still alive and kicking :D
man this trilogy have a special place i my heart
it came with my used 3ds and i didnt really care about it at first but 3 months later my curiosity got the best out of me
well lets just say that over the next month i binged the entire, staying up all night just to progress a little further, the story had me that hooked
One of the best AA retrospectives I've seen! I hope that you'll still end up covering the rest of the series and the games you haven't played despite the view count in this being lower than your usual, there is an audience for this series in your channel so I'm looking forward it!
Hold IT!
You definitely need to continue with this!
I remember my first time playing Ace Attorney. My relatives keep looking at me in the sofa when I scream objection to the DS mic. (didnt know there was a button for that lol)
Please do more Ace Attorney! 🙏 This was a fantastic video! I'm currently on the 4th game rn
I’m currently replying the first trilogy in preparation for the Apollo Justice trilogy
I hope you play The great ace attorney one day those are my favorites.
Please, for the love of God, do the rest of the Ace Attorney series! I'd love to watch your videos on them! Ace Attorney is my favorite series of all time, so any content is great content in my opinion, and yours was fantastic! :D
Fantastic video! I would love to see one on the other games. My personal favorites are the Apollo Justice series. Dual Destinies especially is quite good.
Really glad to see you review these games
Thank you so much for perfectly summing up what makes this series such a great experience, I hope you cover the Apollo Justice trilogy and the Ace Attorney investigations duology in the future.
FYI, The AAI games focus on Edgeworth except his role is more like a detective investigating the crime, so don't expect any trials, but you still interrogate a lot of witnesses, including the true culprit of every case, which pretty similar to the trial sections of classic AA, and investigation sections, instead of being point and click, now have you moving Edgeworth and his partner around the crime scene and inspecting every suspicious nook and cranny.
The 2nd AAI game is Japan exclusive tho, so you would have to play the pretty faithful fan translation instead
But the AAI duology is definitely worth it IMO, Id really like to hear your thoughts on it.
The second investigations is my favorite of the series.
@@heavydonkeykong5190 Same, its a great game
I would love to see more Ace Attorney coverage, because just like you, it took me by surprise and became an absolute favourite. And I'm old enough to have played it on original DS, so seeing new players getting into the franchise is my 17th cup of coffee.
I played JFA first, since I borrowed it from a friend who was adamant about me experiencing these games, and I was absolutely hooked from the Forgotten Turnabout. I needed to play the other two games immediately afterwards so I went out and bought them with my own money as a sophomore in high school. I don't regret it for a second. I really can't get into The Great Ace Attorney (the first two cases of the first one drag on so damn long that I got bored halfway through case 2 and didn't pick it back up), but these three games will always be at the top of my favorites list, with JFA being my favorite since it was the first one I experienced.
That being said, I'd love to see you do more videos like this! And if you enjoy Ace Attorney, you might also enjoy another Shu Takumi game, Ghost Trick, that also recently got a re-release on Steam!
The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles really only picks up the pace by the 2nd game, but man was all that wait in the first game worth it in the end! (For me at least)
You really are missing a lot on Great Ace Attorney lol, I envy you for not having to play it yet.
Ace Attorney was a key part to me discovering Ghost Trick. Had I not watched the best part of the game (the witness and lawyer breakdowns), I wouldn't have notified the algorithm to show me more similar videos, and as a result, I never would've encountered Ghost Trick.
Also of note, there's a spinoff series that focuses on Edgeworth! It was only released in Japan, though, IIRC, so you'll have to find fan-localized versons. I think.
Anyways, I highly recommend covering the rest of the games in the series, as well as Ghost Trick if you haven't done so already!
The first game in the Investigations series has a Western release, but the second doesn’t sadly. There is an excellent fan translation though.
I personally would really like to see more Ace Attorney at your channel.
Yea!!! It's up at last! With more to show up later on. I can't wait. :D I love this game series to play on my channel and the Anime series I have to also watch too. Thanks again. keep at it.
One of my favorite series. I played all 6 main games, ace attorney investigations and phoenix wright vs professr layton. I still hope that some day, ace attorney investigations 2 will be officially released outside of Japan. As for the main series, the first and fifth game are my favorite.
If you are willing to play on emulator a fan translation of the game was done.
And for the record the game is better than the first to my opinion.
Amazing video! I really am looking forward to seeing more!
Ace Attorney c: Thank you for this video analysis!! I've been really into the Ace Attorney series lately and I enjoy your style of video essays quite a bit (I owe to you the fact that Sonic has been on my mind lately, haha). If you want to talk about any other Ace Attorney games, I'd be more than happy to listen!
Glad to see you cover Ace Attorney, one of my fave series of all time! No objections here.:)
Great watch! It was a nice change of pace to hear about such a different game series, and one I happen to really love as well! Currently working my way through the Great Ace Attorney collection, almost done with the second game but haven't found the time to sit down and focus on 'em... Would love to hear your thoughts on the rest of the series!
Just don't expect too much for Apollo Justice it's kind of the black sheep
@@misterhimura036 I actually really liked Apollo Justice and the 3DS games even if they're nowhere as tightly written as the original trilogy, but I wouldn't be surprised if J doesn't, or doesn't like them anywhere near as much given their reputation among the fanbase
One thing I noticed for the first time thanks to the crisp HD backgrounds was that during Rise from the Ashes, Gumshoe had a picture of Maggey Byrde in his locker.
I just played the trilogy for the first time last summer, so I'm happy to see you review those games.
I've been waiting for this!
Hey J i just wanted to say i love you and your channel so much.
Yess was looking forward to this for a while
You should ABSOLUTELY play The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, it is literally THE BEST game in the entire franchise.
I saw a bunch of comments like this, and I was already playing it at the time, and I just… did not agree. But that was before I finished it. After the final credits rolled, I understood. It’s definitely a slow burn, but it’s SO DAMN GOOD.
Exactly, it might be a commitment, but my GOD is it worth it.@@ktshipman21
@@ktshipman21 Once you understand how every little detail in the games link together to form this one massive picture it suddenly clicks that this is the best narrative in the series.
It doesn’t help that the first two cases are not a good representation on the rest of the game.
The duology definitely needs to be played to its end to fully appreciate it.
Godot's theme is my absolute favorite music in the whole series. This may be why T&T is my favorite game.
Dude, the Phoenix Write series and the Death Note anime has some of my favorite soundtracks ever. I love it when my favorite youtubers put the music in their videos as background music.
Rise from the Ashes made the blue badger theme a fight or flight response for me lmao
In all seriousness, Farewell my Turnabout is genuinely my favorite case in the entire series, even somehow beating Bridge to the Turnabout
I got this game two months ago and I gotta say I’ve never played a visual novel game before this, and I way immediately hooked! Every single case had me wanting more even turnabout big top(not including the love triangle thing, but recipe for turnabout was weirder in my opinion) and the music was some the best music I have ever listened to, and I’m a Sonic and undertale fan so you can say I got high standards. I’d heard of AA before this and I even played the first case of DD but it was as the final credits rolled that I finally understood why Phoenix Wright was such a hallowed franchise. I wish I could play it over blind, absolutely amazing and I’m excited for the Apollo justice trilogy!
Yes! More ace attorney please! I want to eventually hear your thoughts on The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
Great video, I´d love one on the next trilogy
your video being announced is what got me to complete the trilogy on switcg and like holy damn these games are amazing
Love this video thank you so much long time fan of the series
I Discovered the Ace Attorney series in 2021, and after playing the Trilogy, the TGAA Duology and seeing a LP of the rest of the series, I have to say, I love this series and everything that Shu Takumi does, this video was great on showing how special thoses games are, thank you for making this video.
Also, you should definitely play The Great Ace Attorney Duology, their are one of the best if not the best games in the Ace Attorney Series, also a little off but I have to say, Ghost Trick is pretty good as well, I really recommend checking it out if you like Ace Attorney.
I’d love to see you cover more Ace Attorney, I’d recommend doing the Great Ace Attorney games next and waiting with the sequel trilogy until the remakes come out next year.
Hm, fair and valid points and opinions, I get what you’re saying, personally i think this Series is very interesting and i wonder what is next for it.
Anyway, i very much appreciate to hear your thoughts and i would like to see you cover any of the other Games too at some point.
I hope that there's more ace attorney vods in the future especially The great ace attorney
I really hope you choose to cover the Investigations games. Those games really got me hooked and I am eternally dismayed that they never got a re-release on the 3ds store
Great retrospective! Please do more content on ace attorney!
When I finished watching this the 1st time, it made wanna go back and play the triolgy. Im a sucker for a good story and this got me just like it got you. I cant wait to hear your thoughts on the rest of the series. I wanna hear someone elses opinion of it before I attempt to try and play it
You gotta play and review The Great Ace Attorney. Probably my favorite 2 Ace Attorney games since the first 3.
The first theme kicking in at the end of the bridge to the turnabout is showing that Phoenix has fully come into his own and that's signified by the og theme playing aka Phoenix's theme
I would love to see you do more retrospective of the other Ace Attorney games.
I’d love to see you do the other games in the series
Great vid cant wait for sonic frontiers dlc 3 review tho
Man, i gotta get back into watching ace attorney playthroughs. i'm currently on the second game
I have so many fond memories. I got into this series by watching Lucahjin’s Blind LPs and she was a great person to be along for the ride with. Despite many people (including herslef) associating Lucah with crude humor she took the games pretty seriously with her acting bringing the chaarcters to life (her voices for Mia, Pearl, Larry and Franziska have become the voices I read their lines in) and was very good at them. I think she only got about 5 or 6 penalties across the 3 games.
After she wrapped up the trilogy (which by the way felt like a big event since she did JFA and T&T back to back) I got on to playing the later games… and found out I’m pretty trash at them, seriously I make Sebastian Debeste look competent. So I mainly buy for supporting the series and just watch blind LPs from her, NicoB, and Pixel Partners
15:54 I love this case, mainly because I love the pre-fnaf style camera sequences with the blue badger and the bad guy (Damon Gant, chief of the police). his animation when he gets caught was wicked
I would love if you covered Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright, since this game doesn't get enough appreciatation. While not my favourite from both series, it does have some of my favourite AA moments in it.
I love this series to death and like many others, it's how I got into other visual novels like Danganronpa and Professor Layton. (Naturally, the crossover was the first Layton game I played.) Really hope you do the rest of the series, in part because you need to experience it yourself and in part because everything outside the original trilogy needs more love. The Apollo Justice trilogy in particular is criminally underrated and if you're willing to give Turnabout Big Top of all things a fair shake, then it deserves some better coverage.
By the way, that nitpick about traveling around locations is actually fixed in later games. I don't remember when the shift happened exactly, but I know The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles at least does have all the locations available at once.
Are you gonna do a review on the final update of Sonic Frontiers soon?
I've always liked Rise from the Ashes, it's a great case and super satisfying to solve. But it's true that it's too damn long, the first time it's amazing, but whenever I replay the trilogy every couple of years to refresh my memory, I kinda dread the arrival of that chapter. But then you solve it again and it feels gooood.
I purchased the physical version for the switch really enjoying 1 so far one of the few games I played that when I make a mistake a feel dumb but still enjoying it
Loved it...i would love to see your take on the edgeworth games....i remember the day i discovered they were a thing i was so hooked...and love the fact edgeworth is a Steel samurai fan
You talking positively about Justice For All gives a breath of fresh air and gives me spirit.
Seriously hope you cover the later games in the future.
Yes please do more. It seems like you didn't play the great ace attourney games, and they're fking amazing so I heavily recommend them for anyone.
Yes i absolutely want you to talk about the rest of the franchise. Especially since apollo justice trilogy is coming to pc next year and with spirit of justice having the best toturiel in the whole franchise hands down
What and incredible series, and incredible review.
Von Karma busting out the whip has to be a top 10 funniest moments in gaming for me 😂
When I won a 3DS from IGN (At a launch party) my catalogue in the years thereafter was 90% DS games, as I'd heard the console highly spoken about for its entire lifetime. I admit that I wasn't using the 3DS to anywhere NEAR its full potential, but the Phoenix Wright games were some of the first I picked up.
I am not gonna deny the bleeps of textboxes in the game are among my favorite sound effect in gaming is sound like what X5 wanted to have
Would love to hear your thoughts on the rest of the series!
I really gotta give it up to the localization team for giving us "The Judge's Canadian Brother." 😂
Ahh the ace attorney serie.
Its one of this games that made me want to do videogames. Making a visual novel like phoenix wright is on my bucket list of games to make.
definitely would like to see more ace attorney for sure
Just played it today, it's very nice
Earlier this year I managed to snag nearly entire series on the new 2ds xl cheap because there was a massive sale when the eshop was closing. Like each was about 3 bucks it was crazy. I didn’t get investigations 1 and the layton cross over and of course no great ace attorney games because they aren’t on the 3ds of course. But yeah i throughly enjoyed the series although definitely needed to use a guide many times when i get stumped. although i probably didn’t need to as much as i did because i didn’t realize you could save at any time, so i was constantly worried about getting things wrong or else i would have to go back to the last save checkpoint.
I'd love to see coverage of Apollo Justice soon.
Love this series so much thanj you
I started playing it this year it is fun it is 8/10 for me
I have some problems like Mia in some cases just tells you what to do and spoils the excitement and fun 2-sometimes it is just too specific like you need to use certain evidence against specific sentence logically it can be used on deferent sentences but it only work on one 3-pressing on witness there is no consequences on doing it so you do it all the time and see if something sticks 4-you cant lose cases (if you can lose and there is a short cutscene or something you will feel more pressure to win) and this will make the game more fun
dude ive just gotten the phoenix wright trilogy and im loving it
Also, have you seen the anime series of Ace Attorney? It’s pretty good although it has its problems (rushed cases occasionally, stiff animation in season 1, etc)
I absolutely loved Season 2. Don’t really remember Season 1 much other than thinking it was alright. The game was still better than Season 2, but I still think they did a great job with it when I saw it. I especially thought the Dub voice for Godot was fantastic. I now read all his dialogue in that voice.
@@JsReviewsAlright, glad you enjoyed it! Godots English Dub does sound pretty good lol, though so do a lot of the dubs in my opinion. The English Dub does a good job of using voices that fit the characters
also nostalgic for me as I had played the trilogy during 6th grade and I'm a junior in college now, how much time has passed haha
I would love to see more aa!