Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney ~Trials and Tribulations~

[RPGD]

Here's one for the official English title.

For those of you unfamilliar, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney ~Trials and Tribulations~ is the final chapter in the the story of everyone's favorite turnabout defense attorney. This game will be significantly longer than the others. It has five cases that are tougher than any of the previous ones overall. The story doesn't end on the fourth with an additional standalone story as the fifth, unlike the original English DS release.

It introduces a brand new fearsome prosecutor with no past, a visor and a ridiculous addiction to coffee. For some reason, he despises Phoneix.

Here's the E3 2007 trailer.

[Vonwert]

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I can't wait to play it!

I loved the first two games, and really looking forward to the 3rd. I see more familiar faces coming back including a certain blonde glasses wearing girl.

[1ce]

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Great. I really liked the first game. I hope it's not too difficult, that's why the second one wasn't as good.

[RPGD]

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Sorry to break it to you, but this one's going to be quite a bit harder than the second game.

[hitogoroshi]

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Wheee~! Not that 2 was easy, but more challange = more length. Can't wait for this.

[Red Dragon]

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First game was a little hard, second was easier, so I hope they up the difficulty.

[Kefka Jr.]

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Man, you really thought the second was easier? Personally, there was at least one or two times where I just couldn't follow the logic in Justice For All. It's like they want me to think outside of the box just for the sake of it, even when the solution really only requires basic logic. Their solution makes SENSE, but not as obviously as the one in my mind.

What's the word on the translation for this one? Who's in charge?

[hitogoroshi]

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I hear ya Kefka. No one in that game can think but you.
"Thats a bullet hole! But how does it relate to the case?"
"It shows a gun was fired...?"
"But what does that mean to the case?"
"...THAT HE FIRED AN ****ING GUN!"

[Misty]

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Just being able to play as Mia Fey is a good incentive.

[RPGD]

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Looks like the same guys who did the last one.

[gray]

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i preordered this about a month ago, so i'm ready and a-waitin'

[Kefka Jr.]

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Looks like the same guys who did the last one.

I guess I'll just gear up for out-of-character pop-cultural references.

[Zieg Rauros]

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I guess I'll just gear up for out-of-character pop-cultural references.

In stereo!
At least it wasn't 5.1...

[Naruto]

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Can't wait for T&T! It looks awesome. Mia is looking extra hot in her suit. She looked a little disturbing in Pearl's clothes.

Yeah, I really hate it when the evidence or correct answer in PW is so totally off the wall that you're really just guessing. That takes a lot of fun out of the game. I just end up saving and resetting the game over and over until I get it because I really don't want to play 10 or more minutes of the game again to get to the same part. The game really shines when the answers make sense and make you feel clever. At least that's how I feel when that cool fast music starts playing and I'm just presenting the right pieces of evidence, making the witness breakdown into tears or something.

[DarkwingChuck]

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I really didn't like the parts in JFA where all you could do was press and you don't even know that until after the fact. There were points where I was presenting every piece of evidence on every sentence just to find something that worked. That's not fun. There were also a couple points where I wasn't sure where they wanted me to go and I ended up going all over the place hoping to trigger something... ANYTHING!