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Games/Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney/Reviews
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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney follows a young attorney as he struggles to find his footing and live up to the legacy his mentor left him. Along the way, he encounters a cast of eccentric characters and tough cases.
A Sense of Justice
Legal dramas aren’t generally a genre you’d associate with video games, but as a form of fiction they might have more to offer the medium than you’d think. They provide the same chances for character… Read more
A good start to a fantastic series.
The Short Pros - Hilarious, cheesy, well-written story - Absolutely outrageous and over the top characters - Playing both detective and attorney can be a blast - Great music and art - Sticks with you… Read more
Very Pleasing
One word I would use to describe this game, would be: exciting. This one of the few games that can keep you on the edge of you seat, while laughing your ass off. It has humorous jokes, thrilling suspe… Read more
If only real court were more like these court battles!
NOTE: This review was written years ago, but it's never been posted on GB. Enjoy! ************* Gyakuten Saiban is a court-battle adventure series for the Game Boy Advance which only Japanese gamers w… Read more
A marvellous port of a DS classic
The Ace Attorney series is one like no other in gaming: they’re witty, full of outdated memes and pop culture references (used mostly ironically), bundled with good plots, intriguing mysteries and war… Read more
Still a great game, but a very lazy port
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is still a great game beyond a doubt. But it is guilty of being a very lazy port. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is the first console version of the classic series. As excit… Read more
The life of an attorney is never easy.
Phoenix wright: ace attorney is the first of three games on the DS. In this chapter you'll meet phoenix wright a newbie attorney. You'll learn how to investigate crimescenes and battle in court for a… Read more
You don't have this game....OBJECTION!
In the game you play an attorney, Phoenix Wright, who is fresh out of law school and onto his first trial where you are defending your friend Larry Butz, who is charged with murder, and this being you… Read more
A unique game made possible by the great system the Nintendo DS i
Nintendo DS is great for these different types of games, which would normally not get any attention in a console, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is one of those games, it's a very good game if given a c… Read more
Maya is so cute I wanna marry her lol
Phoenix Wright: “So, Judge, as you can see, there is no doubt that the witness is guilty. They left prints, they were caught on security cam, they left behind a belonging of their own; obviously, it h… Read more
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Review
Editor's Note: I wrote this review a long time ago. I think it needs some polish. I still agree with everything I said, however the review itself isn't that well written. I still think I bring out som… Read more
Can be frustrating, fun, funny and serious at the same time!
Before buying this game, I did my studies: - Read some reviews; - Watched some videos; - Pictures, etc. And then after i was "sold" I got it (it was actually cheap! so I didn't think twice). Thank GOD… Read more
The game Jack Thompson never heard of.
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is going to be one of the rarest gems of recent years. In it, you are a rookie defense attorney trying to earn a reputation. Phoenix Wright is a likable character, as he d… Read more
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Review
In Phoenix Wright, players take the role of a young defense attorney straight out of law school, making his great debut. Along with five trial cases the game also features investigative segments where… Read more
Join Rookie Attorney Phoenix Wright in his first few cases
P oint and click adventures have had a bit of a dow nward trend of late, never being able to reach the lofty heights of those classic Lucasarts games, such as Day of the Tentacle and Sam and Max. Ther… Read more