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AA6's version of (Case 4 character spoiler) Athena's Courtroom Révolutionnaire theme was particularly fantastic, I thought. A shame we didn't hear it more.
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6-4   Our old friend: The Dying Message.1-2, 1-5, 2-1, 3-5, 5-1 (sorta). I thought this was in more than five cases. Did either AJ or the AAI games do this?
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AlphaKretin posted:Oh absolutely I don't disagree with you there. That's why I had to disqualify them to call AA2's the best. this makes me wanna replay AAI2 sometime. The investigations games were made after apollo justice, right?
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Sep 22, 2016 22:28
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mabels big day posted:this makes me wanna replay AAI2 sometime. The investigations games were made after apollo justice, right? Apollo Justice came out in 2007. the Investigations games are 2009 and 2011.
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Sep 22, 2016 22:33
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In other news: I thought Turnabout Storyteller is okay and I'm genuinely surprised it seems to be widely hated on the internet. I've even seen call of it being the Worst Case In The Series(!)
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Storyteller is short enough not to wear out its welcome, has Blackquill as comic relief, and acts as a nice not-so-serious "breather" case in between two cases in which you're literally fighting for both your client and yourself to not be executed on the spot. Anyone who hates it needs to go back and play 2-4 again.
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6-4 has Blackquill literally call out Athena for being a baka gaijin, it's a great case.
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Well Manicured Man posted:Storyteller is short enough not to wear out its welcome, has Blackquill as comic relief, and acts as a nice not-so-serious "breather" case in between two cases in which you're literally fighting for both your client and yourself to not be executed on the spot. What would playing the best case in the series do to change their minds?
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Regy Rusty posted:What would playing the best case in the series do to change their minds? Well, this is embarrassing. I meant to say 2-2, but got my numbers screwed up!
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Well Manicured Man posted:Well, this is embarrassing. I meant to say 2-2, but got my numbers screwed up! strike 2
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1-2, then, also known as the case where Feenie nearly loses the case because he suffered his first episode of I'll Rub My Damning Evidence In The Culprit's Face Before the Trial While I'm Alone Syndrome and was unable to flip a sheet of paper over until Mia gave him a loving tutorial.
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Sep 23, 2016 02:50
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I like how multiple references are made as to Phoenix's clients never paying him and him having trouble with rent, but Mia just has enough money floating around to drop a G on a loving lamp.
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Rampant Dwickery posted:1-2, then, also known as the case where Feenie nearly loses the case because he suffered his first episode of I'll Rub My Damning Evidence In The Culprit's Face Before the Trial While I'm Alone Syndrome and was unable to flip a sheet of paper over until Mia gave him a loving tutorial. 1-2 has some of the best court back and forths in the series though
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Apollo Justice: Asinine Attorney spoiler: It warms my heart to see that Will Powers did not scare a small child all these years later 
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Silver95280 posted:6-4 4-3 had one written by the actual victim, and I-1 had "GUMSHOE"
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Sep 23, 2016 03:42
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Look at all of these bad taste havers not saying DD and T& T having the best lobby themes 
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Still in Case 5 but i'm gonna say something i've known in my heart of hearts since forever now: Dhurke is totally Apollo's biological dad, right? Nahyuta is adopted because he doesn't look anything like Dhurke, specially with the loving slightly tinted hair.
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I'm glad the DLC cases were free for the first week or so after release for the JP version because while I would've paid money for the full-fledged case, the Asinine Attorney ones were a little too fluffy. They were entertaining for what they were though. Also, it's funny to hear the bit in 6-4 turned into Blackquill insisting on calling it sake. In the original, it was yet another rakugo reference used to get around explicitly mentioning alcohol (水カステラ, liquid cake).
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leather fedora posted:I'm glad the DLC cases were free for the first week or so after release for the JP version because while I would've paid money for the full-fledged case, the Asinine Attorney ones were a little too fluffy. They were entertaining for what they were though. Glad it's not just me who thinks that pricing them at $4.00 is a bit ridic
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Well into Case 5 now and, I just saw Inga's full name. Oh god, could this name be any longer or more pompous, dammit already  .
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Neddy Seagoon posted:Well into Case 5 now and, I just saw Inga's full name. Oh god, could this name be any longer or more pompous, dammit already How could this name be any longer or more pompous than it already is. 
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Not gonna lie, Aoi Yūki popped into my mind when Rayfa was introduced and she could totally voice her for the Ace Attorney anime, but, she already voices Maya...
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Anyone know who handles the DLC case defense and prosecution? I just wanna know if any of the new characters will be interacting with ---Larry Butz---
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I started Case 4 this morning and Geiru just showed up. It's giving me uncomfortable flashbacks to both 1-2 (April May) and 2-3 (ugggghhhhhhhh).
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Poque posted:strike 2 Well, this is even more embarrassing. I was thinking about Turnabout Big Top the whole time and kept forgetting what number case it was!
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I just finished the game and goddamn that last case was a trip  .Case 5: I wasn't expecting Ga'ran to flip from quiet moderate priestess to Evil Queen Mastermind like that. Regarding the ending, It kinda implies even the writers want to distance themselves the hell away from Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, as it seems to be following the loose trilogy structure of the original three games starting from AA5 instead of AA4. Waffleman_ posted:I like how multiple references are made as to Phoenix's clients never paying him and him having trouble with rent, but Mia just has enough money floating around to drop a G on a loving lamp. When was that mentioned in the game?
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Neddy Seagoon posted:When was that mentioned in the game? The lamp? It's the core part of the solution to case 1-2. E: If you mean Phoenix not getting paid, many times throughout the original trilogy.
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I misread "Mia" as "Maya" and thought it was something from SoJ  .
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Case 5: On one hand everyone going "hmmm this obvious parallel sure reminds me of something, hmmmmmmmm???" is technically bad, but on the other hand, Edgeworth immediately going "lets ignore this parallel" when perfect records comes up is pretty great.
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Waffleman_ posted:I like how multiple references are made as to Phoenix's clients never paying him and him having trouble with rent, but Mia just has enough money floating around to drop a G on a loving lamp. I always thought it was more that he doesn't get that many clients, not that he doesn't get paid. Like Larry didn't and maybe Maya too, but I think someone like Will Powers or Max Galactica would've been able to cough up the dough.
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VibrantPareidolia posted:I always thought it was more that he doesn't get that many clients, not that he doesn't get paid. Like Larry didn't and maybe Maya too, but I think someone like Will Powers or Max Galactica would've been able to cough up the dough. I would imagine Will Powers was likely working for well-below market rate pay given who he was working for and his motivation of "for the kids".
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There's no way Edgeworth and even Lana went without paying Phoenix, though.
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Phoenix is still milking Will Powers for all he's worth. I wouldn't be surprised if he's secretly blackmailing Ron DeLite either.
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Half of Gumshoe's salary as police chief goes towards paying off Maggie's legal debt
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Gumshoe is chief of detectives, not police. Try to keep up. Also Phoenix manages to run a (vacant!) law office and raise a child for seven years as a hobo. The man does not need paying clients to get by.
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Kajeesus posted:Also Phoenix manages to run a (vacant!) law office and raise a child for seven years as a
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Hobo Phoenix is a bad man who cheated at poker
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So I'm...some amount of the way into the second trial day of case 5, probably nearing the end, and I just have to say I get how necessary it is to have the one-on-one with Nahyuta that shows him the error of his ways and that he doesn't need to shackle himself to Ga'ran anymore and whatnot, but it's also really goofy that we spend all that time proving how the murderer did the deed and the necessity of channeling and all, but then Nahyuta can just jump behind the witness stand, say he did the crime and the judge is all but willing to just go with it without any need to go into details about how he could have done it in the face of all the evidence.
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Case 5 spoilers: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abdX3zjq6-s
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