if i remember right it was ment to be on gameboy advance and they even did a gameboy advance version in japan. But the DS was more profitable so they "remade" it for the DS and that was the version the west got. Also the DS got a "DLC" Case with Rise of the Ashes with kinda messed with the continuity of the trilogy.
@@keoplays167 You have some of that right. Ace Attorney was originally being made for the GBC but once Capcom got access to the GBA they started developing it for that. This GBA version you're talking about is the original game which came out 4 years before it did in the west. They then ported it to the DS. They used the exact same GBA assets in the port so I wouldn't call it a remake. The rest you had correct.
@@keoplays167 The games were going to be developed for the GBC, but the developers were inpressed with the GBA and developed the games for that. The GBA versions only released in Japan, and the only worldwide releases for the trilogy were on the DS.
Im really not sure it would sound like that in an actual gbc since the 8 bit chips had limitation in the number of sound in one moment. The gba was way more usefull for them to use.
Oh ho ho ho ho ho ho! That was close, Wrighto! You almost had me! Sorry but you'll have to do better than that. I refute your allegations. At that moment I was playing with my NES!
How did you end up making this? It's really good, I don't detect the usual fakebit stuff but it uses too many channels for 2A03. I think I detect the VRC6 pulses in there as well so I wanted to be safe by asking lmao
Your bassline does the same F - G# - C# - D# loop through the whole track, this is wrong, it has two more variations. Check 0:19 and 0:38 here - ruclips.net/video/UFcJmOs8DRQ/видео.html
This was made with Famitracker, which replicates the sound and limitations of NES hardware, that being 2 pulse channels, a triangle channel, a noise channel, and a 1-bit DPCM sample channel. It also uses the VRC6 expansion, which was used in a few Konami games released for the Famicom, and adds 2 additional pulse channels and a sawtooth channel. While the term "8-bit" technically refers to the size of a CPU's data bus (how much data it can access in a single instruction), the term has become associated with pretty much every aspect of 3rd-generation video game consoles (NES, Sega Master System, etc.) In conclusion; no, the Gameboy cannot replicate the sound of this remix, but the NES very much could. In addition, while technically music cannot be defined as "8-bit", the hardware that is being replicated in this remix (the NES, more specifically, the Ricoh 2A03) was 8-bit. I hope this answered your question!
@@FoxieTheWordCapitalizer You seem to be confusing the terms "Arrangement" and "Composition". I did not compose the music, however, I did make my own arrangement of the music.
If ace attorney came out on gameboy color
for those who didn't know it was supposed to happen
if i remember right it was ment to be on gameboy advance and they even did a gameboy advance version in japan. But the DS was more profitable so they "remade" it for the DS and that was the version the west got. Also the DS got a "DLC" Case with Rise of the Ashes with kinda messed with the continuity of the trilogy.
@@keoplays167 You have some of that right. Ace Attorney was originally being made for the GBC but once Capcom got access to the GBA they started developing it for that. This GBA version you're talking about is the original game which came out 4 years before it did in the west. They then ported it to the DS. They used the exact same GBA assets in the port so I wouldn't call it a remake. The rest you had correct.
@@keoplays167 The games were going to be developed for the GBC, but the developers were inpressed with the GBA and developed the games for that. The GBA versions only released in Japan, and the only worldwide releases for the trilogy were on the DS.
UN FRANCOPHONE
Im really not sure it would sound like that in an actual gbc since the 8 bit chips had limitation in the number of sound in one moment. The gba was way more usefull for them to use.
This is extremely well made, and I can hear this was not done through some filter, it actually has that NES feel to it
This is just, perfect. Exactly what would sound if AA released on NES.
BUT HOW DO YOU INTEND TO FEEL THE PAIN IN YOUR ARM WHEN YOUR *ARM IS GONE!?*
Phantom Limb syndrome
@@endray46 *¡TAKE THAT!*
In the paralell universe where first Ace Attorney game ended up comming out on Gameboy color:
*OBJECTION !* (but in 8 bit)
This is fkn awesome!!! 🤘
Sounds pretty crunchy. I like it.
how does this has only 330 views? underrated af
3 thousand now
@@ScarabGem gg
15K now
Now 21K Lol
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1+ year later...
...fuck me, this is great!
this is really impressive like really bloody good
great work man
Awesome stuff! This is very underrated! Keep it up!
Famicom Detective Club: Ace Attorney
this is amazing!! please make more about ace attorney!
best 8-bit remix I've heard so far
This sounds like Cheetah man
Wait, Pursuit theme originally sounds like Cheetah Man theme
We've came full circle
It sounds like Tribal Dance and Windows Xp Errors remix
My god this Is a masterpiece
Thank you Phoenix Wright
THIS IS SO GOOD!
Oh ho ho ho ho ho ho! That was close, Wrighto! You almost had me! Sorry but you'll have to do better than that. I refute your allegations. At that moment I was playing with my NES!
Dope track!
Perfectό
DAMN that is so well made!
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney on old Nokias would be like
I can't stop hearing the Woah crash meme from this even though this theme has nothing to do with Crash
WOAH!
Oh My Gosh That Meme Is *A BIG JUMPSCARE* For Me… I'm So Sorry, But It's True 😞
OMG LOL, I JUST CLICKED FROM ANOTHER CORNERED VIDEO AND SONG LINED UP
can we talk about the fact this was sent out on april 1st and isnt a shitpost? the true april fools joke was the fact its just a good remix-
Holy shite this slaps
I thought i was going to listen to an amazing song not be in haven of music
How did you end up making this? It's really good, I don't detect the usual fakebit stuff but it uses too many channels for 2A03. I think I detect the VRC6 pulses in there as well so I wanted to be safe by asking lmao
It does use 2A03 and VRC6.
@@GreenExplosion08 Thanks! Looking forward to seeing more!!
That's cool
Nice
Crispy
Nice remix, reminds me of the Famicom soundtracks like the castlevania 3 for Famicom, not Nes as the sound drivers are way different
It feel like an old kirby music
Sounds like Sega Game Gear
OBJECTION!
HOLD IT!
TAKE THAT!
music is amazing, but the unnecessarily large pixel "O" in "Ace Attorney" is disturbing me 💀
It's like that in the original logo too.
steamy
Is it posible to download as ringtone? I love it 🕹️
Listen to 1.25x Speed. You'll thank me later.
can you do questioned next
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Gente comentario en español
Puse este video en ver más tarde hace como 8 meses,y recién ahora lo veo XD
*¡UN MOMENTO!*
Sigues aquí?
@@AgenciadeDetectivesPinquerton *¡TOMA YA!*
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Bop
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Your bassline does the same F - G# - C# - D# loop through the whole track, this is wrong, it has two more variations.
Check 0:19 and 0:38 here - ruclips.net/video/UFcJmOs8DRQ/видео.html
Interesting. I didn't notice that.
When trying to get a million views:
if u see tis before i become popular then u are cooler than me
This sounds way too clear, almost 16 bits
WTFK videos de tiktok be like
This is not a 8 bits version, Gameboy can't produce this kind of melodies and quick beats.
This was made with Famitracker, which replicates the sound and limitations of NES hardware, that being 2 pulse channels, a triangle channel, a noise channel, and a 1-bit DPCM sample channel.
It also uses the VRC6 expansion, which was used in a few Konami games released for the Famicom, and adds 2 additional pulse channels and a sawtooth channel.
While the term "8-bit" technically refers to the size of a CPU's data bus (how much data it can access in a single instruction), the term has become associated with pretty much every aspect of 3rd-generation video game consoles (NES, Sega Master System, etc.)
In conclusion; no, the Gameboy cannot replicate the sound of this remix, but the NES very much could.
In addition, while technically music cannot be defined as "8-bit", the hardware that is being replicated in this remix (the NES, more specifically, the Ricoh 2A03) was 8-bit.
I hope this answered your question!
Nice job stealing this
OBJECTION! How the hell did you get that from? Unless you can link the original, WHICH IS NONE.
*OBJECTION!* According To The Description, It Says "Me" In The Arrangement!
@@FoxieTheWordCapitalizer You seem to be confusing the terms "Arrangement" and "Composition". I did not compose the music, however, I did make my own arrangement of the music.
@@GreenExplosion08 *sweating* Oh Ok, Didn't Know That
I'm more famous than this RUclipsr why so many views.
I couldn't even answer that question.
Bruh