I tend to think he has albinism, I think it fits him well

It just ended... suddenly, what was that!!?

I can't pinpoint exactly what because the case designs are still somewhat unique and fun to crack but they are so forgettable, the characters are also not as endearing as PW. PW makes u go "WOW, WOW, WOW, OMG, HOLYSHIT" you know. And AJ1 has a lot to catch up.

It's still good, but that's it. However, Dual Destinies look pretty hype with that banger of an intro, hope it remedies it :)

For me, I prefer the term "villains" because they seem that way but I want to hear what do you all like to refer them as.

Let’s start with case 1. The start with how the game begins. Having a courtroom being blown up is INCREDIBLY interesting as a starter case, and by far the best opening to any mainline Ace Attorney Game (if you exclude playing as Mia as part of the opening of T&T). The introduction to Athena made me IMMEDIATELY connect with her character. Athena is not only exceedingly caring for her friends, but is also self conscious of herself. By placing the breadcrumbs of her growth in this case, we’ll be able to appreciate how well she grows throughout the entire game. While I was not a fan of the game switching back to Lawyer Phoenix in 5-1, his characterization in 5-2, 5-DLC, and 5-3 were enough of a bridge gap that I could justify the change out of Hobo Phoenix. I also wish that we could play as Athena Cykes, but that’s where the criticisms of case 1 come to an abrupt end. The idea of the mood matrix is pure genius and insanely fun to utilize, and unlike Turnabout Trump we actually get to utilize the gameplay mechanic instead of the game saying “here’s a sneak peak, now wait till the NEXT case to use it!”. The defendant (Juniper Woods) is incredibly likable (Say what you want about her personality being bland, I’d take a bland but lovable personality over the prick whose name is Wocky). Not to mention the hints and breadcrumbs of Athena’s story that we get in 5-1. As a first case, it’s good.

Now, onto case 2. I really love the atmosphere of this place, and, unlike Turnabout Corner with Wesley Stickler, Wocky-The-Prick, and water-downed Dahlia Hawthorne, I thoroughly enjoyed every single character in this case. Even L’Bell, who I thought would get on my nerves (as most characters of his archetype does) surprisingly didn’t. The mystery is also exceedingly complex (I’ll never forget learning that our deduction that the culprit used the vent to escape was actually WRONG), the introduction to Simon Blackquill and Bobby Fulbright was amazing, being able to investigate in a 3d environment was awesome, but what I should note here is that Phoenix finally actively mentors Apollo instead of just giving evidence. His advice that we shouldn’t give up, no matter how difficult the situation is, is exactly what Apollo needed to hear during his trial. Not to mention that Apollo is actually kind towards Trucy now, and he bounces off of Athena quite well during the trial. Not to mention the Tenma’s were both exceedingly entertaining characters, with the usage of the sticky spell slip always making me laugh. 

Then I played the DLC case, and oh BOY, did this case surprise me. The setting of the crime is really awesome, the culprit is surprisingly sympathetic, the case is actively hilarious at multiple points, the twists are amazing as always, and I’d say as far as DLC cases go this one would genuinely be worth paying extra for. I know that's a much briefer synopsis of this case compared to the others, but I'll talk more about 5-DLC in the comments at some point.

Then, Turnabout Academy. I know that multiple people mentioned that the power of friendship was lame, but I can’t see this point. Yes, it’s obvious that Means is the culprit, but it’s also obvious that (1-5) >!Gant is the culprit of 1-5!<, and I don’t see others say “that means the case is weaker”. By focusing on how the body was transported and where it originated, the case doesn’t have to worry about Means being obvious as a culprit. After all, 90% of the time in Ace Attorney, it’s trying to figure out “how”, not “who”. I absolutely adored every character from this case, with Robin being an exceptional witness for me, with the twist that she was a girl actually surprising me. Could it have been handled better? Yes, but it’s not offensive as it is right now. Taking on O’Conner, and learning that not only was his grades being paid for, but he’s also 20+ and also FORKLIFT CERTIFIED AS WELL?!?!? That caught me more off guard than Robin’s reveal. And now for the main event: Professor Means. He is by far one of the most intimidating villains in the franchise. But despite that, despite him literally causing Athena to have a genuine Episode, Athena struck back harder by making one of the most brilliant deductions in the series: proving that Professor Means made the body look like Mr.Wright’s Statue. Even though I found it strange that we never recreated Mr.Wright’s Statue, I would have NEVER guessed that the culprit used it to hide the victim’s body. And how if you look back on the case that he didn’t have the staff in the first section of the case? 

And now we reach the penultimate case. Starting the case to see that we were in the courtroom that has yet to blow up, and see Apollo with an eyepatch heavily confused me, because I had assumed he wore that eyepatch BECAUSE of the explosion. Not to mention that Simon Blackquill is arguably at his smartest here, creating a story worthy of Manfred Von Karma in how airtight it seems at first. Trying to break the case down slowly was a delectably fun process. Not to mention seeing Ted Tonate genuinely sent chills down my spine. The Space Agency is still my favorite investigative area in the franchise, on par with the Aquarium of 5-DLC, Hazakura Temple in 3-5, and 2 areas from the investigation collection that I will not spoil. I adore every character here. Yuri Cosmos is exceptionally hilarious with how over the top he is, Ponco and Clonco were both adorable, Starbuck was surprisingly sympathetic as a defendant, and Aura… I already sent my essay on Aura, and I know that the fanbase genuinely don’t care for her at all, so I won’t talk about her in detail, but she’s in my top 15 favorite Ace Attorney Characters. Anyways, cross examining Yuri Cosmos was amazing, and the twist that the space center actually swapped places was an original trilogy level twist. 

And then the results of the lighter came in.

And thus we look forward to Tomorrow, in Turnabout for Tomorrow.

When I say that this case is my 2nd favorite finale, right behind the genuine perfection of Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo, I MEAN it. 

To start, the stakes have never been higher. Simon Blackquill is to be executed in a single day, meaning that we have to solve UR-1 NOW. If matters weren’t already complicated enough, Aura decides to hold Trucy hostage, and Apollo is on his own searching for his own truth. And Edgeworth’s reappearance. After playing AAi2, I cannot comprehend how ANYONE can consider any of his actions during this case out of character. His closest friend’s daughter is being held hostage, and the only way to release her is to prove that Athena Cykes murdered her own mother. Not only that, but he also has to face the Turnabout Terror: Phoenix Wright. I’d argue that his case here is the most airtight case Edgeworth has had (excluding games where we play as him). As much as Phoenix pushes back against Edgeworth’s claims, Phoenix can’t crack his case. It takes Simon Blackquill to demand that he is the guilty party of it all to actually make progress. And so, Phoenix, with the help of Athena Cykes, puts Simon through the Mood Matrix. And the truth that Simon speaks…

This is the first time I genuinely felt scared in a game through dread. Not scared as in “Resident Evil Monster is trying to kill me”, but as in me wanting this game to be lying. So, I looked through Athena’s confession, and found the contradiction with the knife……

And Edgeworth shot that down. The moment I saw Phoenix’s despair sprite…. I stopped progressing through the dialogue. I was going to find out who killed Métis Cykes if it was the last thing I did.  And I just stopped playing, and went full detective mode. Because I was scared out of my MIND that Athena could be the culprit. So I looked for any possible excuse. And then I recalled that the robot mentioned that when the hug happened, Métis's heart rate spiked up.  But that contradicted the autopsy report. This meant that that couldn't be the moment of the murder. But given that Athena was yelling at someone, I figured she had to have stabbed something with the utility knife/ Then I looked at the crime scene photo and saw the cloth on the ground. I realized that somehow, Métis had her face covered. Then I recalled how Apollo was mistaken for Clay by the robot.  This made me realize that Métis Cykes was already dead at that time that Blackquill witnessed the crime. Given that only 2 people were in that room, I concluded that Athena didn't kill her mother, but I didn't know who did. So I thought, and recalled that Yuri mentioned how the Spy was the culprit of both incidents. So whoever killed Clay was the culprit. So I looked back at my playthrough of 5-4, and recalled the escape experience. The culprit had to have fled through the boarding lounge to escape. But then, I recalled some leaves.  Now I was confused by the leaves because they were uncrumpled. This meant that someone either deliberately brought them there, or it flew from the outside. I decided to assume it flew from the outside, which meant that while the space station was rotating, the door was open. So I thought "oh yeah! The culprit could've just jumped to the ladder brought down by Aura!" But I realized that would be impossible given the distance, unless they knew about the ladder beforehand. And then it clicked. Aura was ordered by the detective to lower the ladder. 

Pure Genius Mystery Writing. This revelation is the 2nd best twist the Ace Attorney Series has to offer.

While this meant the case was going downhill from there, given I made 2-3 hours worth of deductions much earlier than intended, it didn’t mean the case became worse. No, finally breaking the Black Psyche Locks on Athena Cykes felt more satisfying than any other moment in the Ace Attorney Series, seeing Apollo doubt Athena because of his ability to perceive her tells is MAJOR characterization for him, and is the arc I was PRAYING he would have since the start of the game. Finally having Phoenix realize the truth, setting Simon free, confronting Bobby, learning of his death, and the Triple Objection Pose. What a satisfying ending to a game. And if that wasn’t enough… We got to see Athena finally break down and cry as she realized that she had finally achieved the mission she set her entire life on: Setting Simon Free, and she succeeded, even if she was one day away from losing everything. 

Out of all the Ace Attorney Games, the moment where Athena breaks down and cry is my 2nd favorite moment in the entire series, on par with a moment from my favorite case of all time. 

So… yeah. That’s why I absolutely adore Dual Destinies. Sorry for the long post but the game has been getting a LOT of hate recently and I feel like it doesn't really deserve it.

Am I crazy??? I got him a while ago and already named him after him. Am I beyond saving?

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Hi guys. We are Living La Vita Loca podcast. We're a retro gaming podcast for SOME of your retro gaming needs...

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Our latest episode is...

Episode 84: Ace Attorney Investigations (PS4), Legend Of Zelda: Majora's Mask (N64), Prof Layton & the Curious Village (NDS)

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Welcome to another edition of 'Freeplay Fortnightly' where we all pick a video game that we want to play and keep it secret from our co-host (and special guest this week!). We then review said game on the podcast and ask our other pod pals to score the game out of 10 based on our review. Simple? You bet we are!

This week, we invited Fiona back on the pod to defend the honour of the Ace Attorney series after Fazz registered his inconclusive review of Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney last year. The evidence presented by the defence? Ace Attorney Investigations Collection (2024), a remaster of Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgworth (Nintendo DS, 2009) and Ace Attorney Investigations 2: Prosecutors Gambit (Nintendo DS, 2011). This is the first time the sequel has been released outside Japan so how will it be judged on the pod?

In response, Fazz decides he will try out another Phoenix Wright-inspired video game series, Professor Layton and the Curious Village (Nintendo DS, 2007). Does the puzzling protege provide a more positive affair than it's forerunner? This is the real Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright showdown you never knew you needed.

Finally, Halloween lands in the LLVL house in the form of Rich's review of Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (N64, 2000). Impending doom, scary moon, world go boom?!? This is Link's most horrifying adventure to date... tune in to find out why!

Enjoy the pod.

MIA FRICKIN DIES?!?! I THIUGHT SHE WOULD HAVE PLOT ARMOR AND BARELY SURVIVE BUT SHES DEAD?!?! AND IN THE SECOND CASE TOO?!?! I THIUGHT SHE WAS HONNA STAY?!?!

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Welcome back everyone to the final results of the 2024 Rate that Deceased Character thread series. To briefly summarize Ami Fey, she wasn't really treated as a real person but rather a mythical being (since she is dead before the series even began) but that lack of connection puts her in the F zone. There were various other grades so she was certainly divisive. Now I just realized I forgot about Lang's dad, but I am not going to bother because he lacked anything memorable besides being described as a good person who was close to Di-Jun Wang and a good police officer who saved a piece of evidence from SS-5. So sorry old man, you gotta stay in that same pile as Amelie and Manuel lol.

Anyway, It all started with one person: Cindy Stone. Then the victims got bigger and bigger up to a CEO of a security company to a president of a foreign country. I made this topic to not only focus on the more well known dead characters like Gregory and Mia, but to also highlight some one case ones who are often overshadowed by the culprit and defendant like Constance Courte and Doug Swallow. We had some expected results, but also some unexpected ones as well and seeing the days where everyone was unified for a grade was always nice. I will certainly miss doing these topics since it was fun reading everyone's reasoning for said grades (especially the long essays). Now I understand some people didn't like how too many characters were in S tier when it was supposed to be saved for the best, but I like to look at this like Ace Attorney having so many good characters that some dead characters they made us connect with them despite their little screen time while other characters you basically forget they exist or just downright crappy.

Now I will link to every topic with the winning comment just to see what was the comment that impacted the character position.

Cindy Stone: MonitoliMal

Mia Fey: MysteriousAuthor4104

Jack Hammer: Able-Connection9445

Robert Hammond: YosephineMahma

Gregory Edgeworth: CetaphilOverflow

Manfred von Karma: TeslaMania91

Bruce Goodman: Able-Connection9445

Neil Marshall: peonur

Joe Darke: YosephineMahma

Dustin Prince: CetaphilOverflow

Turner Grey: YakatsuFi

Ini Miney: CetaphilOverflow

Ami Fey: TeslaMania91

Russel Berry: YosephineMahma

Leon the Lion: Iris_Keyblade

Juan Corrida: YosephineMahma

Celeste Inpax: Ninji08

Doug Swallow: Iris_Keyblade

Kane Bullard: RabidTurtl

Glen Elg: CetaphilOverflow

Valerie Hawthorne: CetaphilOverflow

Terry Fawles: CetaphilOverflow

Misty Fey: MysteriousAuthor4104

Dahlia Hawthorne: milksword

Zak Gramaryre: CetaphilOverflow

Pal Meraktis: milksword

Romein LeTouse: CetaphilOverflow

Drew Misham: milksword

Magnifi Gramarye: Bruhmangoddman

Candice Arme: CetaphilOverflow

Rex Kyubi: grreggggg

Constance Courte: grreggggg

Clay Terran: TeslaMania91

Metis Cykes: Goldberry15

Bobby Fulbright: TeslaMania91, Appropriate-Ruin9973

Jack Shipley: Able-Connection9445

Azura Summers: milksword

Newton Belduke: Able-Connection9445

Paht Rohl: milksword

Manov Mistree: milksword

Tahrust Inmee: madsbjoern

Puray Zeh'lot: Bruhmangoddman

Taifu Toneido: FarOffGrace1

Archie Buff: milksword

Inga Khura'in: milksword

Dhurke Sahdmadhi: TeslaMania91

Jove Justice: milksword

Dumas Gloomsbury: Bruhmangoddman

Selena Sprocket: milksword

John Wilson: Goldberry15

Mason Milverton: milksword

Magnus McGilded: milksword

Pops Windibank: TeslaMania91

Jezaille Brett: milksword

Duncan Ross: milksword

Selden: madsbjoern

Odie Asman: milksword

Tobias Gregson: Able-Connection9445

Genshin Asogi: AuthorTheGenius

Klint van Zieks: Goldberry15

Buddy Faith: milksword

Akbey Hicks: SodaGalaxy

Colin Devorae: SodaGalaxy

Deid Mann: Appropriate-Ruin9973

Cece Yew: milksword

Mack Rell: Appropriate-Ruin9973

Bryne Faraday: Appropriate-Ruin9973

Ka-Shi Nou: SodaGalaxy

Manny Coachen: HuggingPlant

Bastian Rook: TeslaMania91

Bronco Knight: HeyImMarlo

Artie Frost: HeyImMarlo

Rosie Ringer: Goldberry15

Fake Di-Jun Wang: SodaGalaxy

Alf Aldown: Max_The_Maxim

Real Di-Jun Wang: milksword

That took a long time to do, but I want to give u/milksword a shoutout for being there on 4 occasions when no one else commented. So thank you so much

And of course thank you everyone for participating in this series. It was fun, but now I feel free and can make other topics lol.

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It's been almost a week, but RTDC has finally concluded, leading me to carry the torch and shift the focus to the culprits of the Ace Attorney series. The time has been shifted to 6:30 PM to align with the previous series.

Last week's winner was Appropriate-Ruin9973 with 15 upvotes! Everyone agreed that Frank Sahwit deserved a perfectly average rating, as he set the bare minimum of expectations for every other culprit to attempt to surpass, and he remained memorable to people for his appearance in prison.

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Onwards! Today's candidate is the gilded pretty boy, Redd White. With a whole corporation and the court under his hand, he leaked the news of Misty's involvement with DL-6 to the press, and spied on Mia for attempting to expose his blackmail, ultimately killing her with his own hands. How will our splendiferous candidate be judged by the public in response?

Some context: I've been writing about games for over a decade now, and have been in game dev for the past 4 or so years. While I've mostly worked on AAA games as a programmer, I've seen a bit about the costs of game dev and wanted to look into how viable another Ace Attorney game could be. I also contributed to the fan translation of AAI2 (I did localization work)

BACKGROUND

Capcom has re-released every single mainline and spin-off Ace Attorney game in some way, shape, or form, save for the Professor Layton / Phoenix Wright crossover. Given how much they've promoted the series this year, and how much money they poured into promoting Ace Attorney Investigations Collection, it seems likely that they aren't done with the franchise. Capcom has more or less confirmed that to be true, though the company hasn't gone so far as to confirm a seventh mainline entry.

WHAT'S UNLIKELY

• A re-release of Professor Layton vs. Ace Attorney: don't get me wrong; I would love for this game to be ported to modern consoles and PCs, since it's the last Ace Attorney game that is stuck on the original platform it released for. That being said, there are a few reasons as to why I'm not getting my hopes up. First off, it looks like development was mostly handled by Level-5, and from what I can tell, they used their own proprietary engine (as opposed to Capcom's mobile version of MT Framework). This doesn't mean it's impossible to port the game to modern consoles, but seeing as how Level-5 is not doing great financially, and they are working on a few games that are set to release next year, I imagine this won't take high priority for them. To top it all off, they have yet to re-release any of the Professor Layton games for consoles/PCs, with the sole exception being the Switch port of Layton's Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires' Conspiracy. If they were going to focus on porting any of their back catalog, several other games would likely take precedence
• A remake of older, 2D Ace Attorney games: while Capcom has done an amazing job at remaining afloat in the current gaming landscape by giving equal weight to remaking old games and releasing new ones, a full-on remake of older 2D Ace Attorney games would probably not go down well with the community, seeing as how they've already gone through the effort of re-releasing the entire franchise across the four collections/trilogies. It seems unlikely they would do full-on remakes of the older titles.

BALLOONING TEAM SIZES AND COSTS

One thing that's often bandied about is that Ace Attorney has traditionally been a fairly lean franchise in terms of its development costs. That's certainly true for the older titles, but it's worth taking a look at the franchise as a whole.

I decided to dig through each of the game's staff credits to get a sense of how big each team is. For the time being, I won't count localization staff, QA, developers who worked on re-releases, and external contractors (since it's hard to figure out what the cost was for said external contract work), but I'll note the use of 3rd party devs as I come across them.

OTHER CONSIDERATIONS

• Especially for the 3DS games, the development costs for support staff (PR, localization, QA) likely ballooned seeing as how the series shifted to 3D and supported more languages. Also, the marketing costs probably saw a massive increase, as there was an increased focus on showcasing one's game at conventions, on websites, in print media, TV, etc.
• It's minor, but the 3DS games also had more voice acting and mo-cap work, which does increase costs
• It's worth mentioning that the expectation for higher fidelity graphics is a constant problem developers face, so it's likely that any future Ace Attorney game will have to ratchet up the level of detail (on-screen objects/density of scenes, character model fidelity, etc.)
• Capcom will need to justify the resources put into a seventh Ace Attorney game against how much revenue and attention for the series it will generate
• I can't say for certain if this applies to Japanese developers, but Western developers have seen an overall increase in pay/compensation over the past decade, and it's likely that game dev salaries have increased in Japan as well.

ALL HOPE IS NOT LOST

While Ace Attorney 7 won't be a cheap game to make, there are some options Capcom could explore!

• AAA pricing — at this point, I think it's safe to say that Ace Attorney 7 will need to cost $60 out of the gate. This is not a huge issue though, since a majority of AAA titles are priced at $60-70 now, and since dedicated handhelds (like the DS and 3DS) seem to be extinct now, it's easier to justify a higher asking price.
• Digital deluxe/premium editions — this seems all but a guarantee, seeing as how Capcom has done pre-order bonuses for a few of the re-release trilogies/collections
• Paid DLC/season pass — I really do think Capcom should lean into offering 2-3 cases as DLC if possible, and could potentially go the season's pass route. If they really wanted to entice players to pony up for more content, they could have cases that bring back fan favorites that we haven't seen for a long time. Could you imagine a DLC case where Gumshoe is the accused?

If anything, I think this partly explains why we haven't seen a new Ace Attorney game in a while. Capcom clearly recognizes that there's a passionate fanbase who's willing to pay for more games, but if I were to take an educated guess, they might not have cracked the solution for how to make a profitable Ace Attorney game in today's gaming landscape. Given how sales requirements for games have gone up and up, and there's more competition for people's time and money, it's a tough balancing act to nail.

This final was so far excepted, but the winner ? It's all up to you guys.

10. 2-1 the lost turnabout

11. 1-1 the first turnabout

12. I-1 turnabout visitor

13. 5-1 turnabout countdown

14. 6-1 foreign turnabout

15. DGS-1 the great departure

16. DGS2-1 the blossoming attorney

17. 3-1 turnabout memories

Reminder : The comment with the MOST UPVOTE will be the winner, and you'll need to vote for the weakest case in the batch. Like as usual, voting will close within a day of when I make the next post.

The comments may potentially contain spoilers, so you've been warned if you haven't played the entire series. (Except the crossover)

A fortnight has passed and it's time to learn which case was ranked top of this quarter's theme.

I realize I forgot to say the value of each vote, but it is 3 points for a first-place vote and 1 point for a second. I've used this valuation starting with contest #18.

But this was contest #20, so let's see the score:

• In third place, with 4 points: The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle (GDoc) by u/flairsupply!
• In second place, with 7 points: The Sharp Turnabout (GDoc) by u/MonitoliMal!
• And in first place, with 12 points: A Shadow in a Night of Turnabouts (GDoc) by u/Flailgate!

Congratulations to all four entrants -- I thought every case this go-round was excellently contrived and written -- and to the three winners. I will message you for prize-getting information.

See you again in a month for contest 21 and an as-yet-undetermined holiday theme word!

Why couldn't Simon have just argued self defense? The only time he directly got his hands dirty was when he killed the body double and given that he fired first he was within his right to kill him to prevent the balloon from getting popped. It doesn't really seem like he can be convicted of anything apart from hiring Shelly De Killer and kidnapping.

The legendary magician, founder of the Troupe Gramarye, and Trucy's grandfather.

He left this world with a great final blow! >!(quite literally, to his head)!<

Bought a cheap gavel and its basis on amazon and engraved it with the judge. Turned out pretty good!

Hi, I started playing the Phoenix Wright trilogy on steam recently and I've been having an absolute blast. I just finished Rise of the Ashes yesterday (took me like 9 hours 😭) and I'm about to get into Justice for All. I plan to play almost all the other games after this tho, especially Investigations because Edgeworth is my favourite.

Only problem is I have a severe personal issue with a certain method of killing/suicide, which is hanging. Let's just say I have a very unpleasant memory involved with it and I cannot handle any imagery of it without possibly breaking down. If possible, without spoilers, can I know if there will any cases where I have to look at someone being hanged/hanging themselves? also please don't show me any pictures of it, just tell me what case/game it is in and I'll prepare myself beforehand, thank you so much :)

I have been playing SoJ for a while now and am almost finishing case 3. I couldn't help but notice how repetitive the flashbacks are in this game. Sometimes to remember something that happened 5 or 10 minutes ago. Anybody feel the same way?

Trucy fanart i made