Phoenix Wright; Ace Attorney: Justice for all.

[Dusty12]

How do you complete cases?

You have to find evidence and use it in court to acquit your client. Sometimes the case is so bizzare it seems hopeless but in the end if you're smart enough, you pull out.

[Ad Bot]

[Blastdown]

I love the Ace Attorney games.
The Ace Investigator spin-off isn't bad either.


I love how each game gets progressively difficult.
When you get stuck, either show all your evidence to all available people till you get something, or search every inch of all possible maps.
Though it is not really hard to get stuck unless you don't pay attention.

[A.R.C.]

Save
Present wrong evidence
reload and try again

[tikitai]

finished them all, except the prosecutor one

[Steamray]

finished them all, except the prosecutor one

Objection!

[Dr.Pain]

Save
Present wrong evidence
reload and try again

^

[Dippindots]

I love this game!

[Zaran]

but in the end if you're smart enough, you pull out.

That's somehow all I managed to read.

[MtnDew]

I love this game.
I beat both of the AAs for the DS.
Not the most recent one with his son.

[Dr.Pain]

I love this game.
I beat both of the AAs for the DS.
Not the most recent one with his son.

Both?

Theirs 3 Phoenix Wright, 1 Apollo Justice, and a Miles Edgeworth game.

[MtnDew]

Both?

Theirs 3 Phoenix Wright, 1 Apollo Justice, and a Miles Edgeworth game.

Oh, I beat these two.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trials and Tribulations

[Dr.Pain]

Oh, I beat these two.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trials and Tribulations

Justice for all is the only one you've missed, which is pretty much all covered in Trails and Tribulations.

Cept the last case of JfA is great :)

[tikitai]

Justice for all is the only one you've missed, which is pretty much all covered in Trails and Tribulations.

Cept the last case of JfA is great :)

This.
Also the 4th Case of AA is the one i mostly enjoyed, and PW case in Apollo Justice

[yuki]

PHOENIX WRIGHT:

[Kerog]

PHOENIX WRIGHT:

I was thinking about that the whole time when I read the title.