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 Post subject: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 1:31 
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Do you like Phoenix Wright? Then I have something to show you.

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Don't worry it has no spoilers in it. Spoilers bad.

How can something with rap in it be this good?

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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 9:45 
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Lots of stuff with rap in it is good, philistine.

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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 11:04 
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Like rape.

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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 11:08 
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But seriously, I really enjoyed the first Phoenix Wright game, but never quite got into the second. I really should give it another go sometime. Great games for a boring long distance trip - I played the great final case on an aeroplane journey.

Sometimes I'd get a bit stuck or be trying to present the right thing at the wrong time and had to resort to trial and error, which could be a bit annoying - but then I suppose it is just like an interactive story book.

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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 12:24 

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It's worth getting through 2 for the story simply because 3 is astonishingly brilliant at times (relying on both the previous games' stories).

Word to the wise though, they released them in the wrong order in the UK, because they're idiots.

The correct order is

Phoenix Wright : Ace Attorney
Phoenix Wright : Justice for All
Phoenix Wright : Trials and Tribulations
Apollo Justice : Ace Attorney
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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 16:57 
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I get them from super Japan ever since I learned it was the same game with the translation built in anyway. Works out cheaper too.

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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 17:12 
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I get em from yanks ville because they are still much cheaper, but I've been told that they tidy up the english translation a little. If thats not true, then it's because it's easier to resell American DS games over Japanese ones. Not that I would ever sell em.

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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 17:22 
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I get em from yanks ville because they are still much cheaper, but I've been told that they tidy up the english translation a little. If thats not true, then it's because it's easier to resell American DS games over Japanese ones. Not that I would ever sell em.


The only time I got really confused was when a case centered on which side of the car someone had been sitting when driving, because I couldn't work out where the game was localised to, and couldn't remember which side of the road people drove on in which places, which made me cross examining a bit hairy.

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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
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Mr Russell wrote:
I get them from super Japan ever since I learned it was the same game with the translation built in anyway.


Apart from Apollo Justice, where if you can't read Japanese, you're FUCKED.

Also I'm pretty sure the translations are the same across all versions (Japan/USA/Europe); put it this way, if the European version I was playing had the tidied-up translation then they need to fire their proofreader (but the translations are genuinely great apart from the typos and punctuation issues).


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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
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Dr Lave wrote:
I get em from yanks ville because they are still much cheaper, but I've been told that they tidy up the english translation a little. If thats not true, then it's because it's easier to resell American DS games over Japanese ones. Not that I would ever sell em.


The Japanese AJ1 doesn't even have English as I recall (because the translation team was working on PW3) in any case, the US versions are certainly full of some very well chosen US/UK references which may or may not be in Japanese ones (mine are all US).


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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Wed Mar 11, 2009 22:50 
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I have the UK version of PW but Japanese for 2+3. Apollo I have as US version. I love them to bits. They're pretty linear and frustrating but there's just something about them I can't help but love. I tentatively recommend Time Hollow to those seeking something to fill the gap. I'm a short way into it and so far it's been even more linear than PW. It does look absolutely lovely in a manga-ish way.

I didn't really care for the thing linked to at the start of this thread.

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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Thu Mar 12, 2009 1:09 
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Dudley! :D

Agreed!

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Though two copies of Justice for all is probably pushing it. And where is my Trials? Hmm...


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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Thu Mar 12, 2009 9:58 
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Time Hollow is like an interactive version of a feature length pilot episode of an anime. Lasts just as long, too.

I really don't like Ace Attorney: Apollo Justice.

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Dudley! :D

Agreed!

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Though two copies of Justice for all is probably pushing it. And where is my Trials? Hmm...

Dude, that's like so meta.

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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
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MrD wrote:
Time Hollow is like an interactive version of a feature length pilot episode of an anime. Lasts just as long, too.

I really don't like Ace Attorney: Apollo Justice.


It's interactive in the sense that you have to prod the screen every now and then to make it continue. But I'm still kind of enjoying it. It's no Phoenix Wright though.

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 Post subject: Re: Phoenix Wright Appreciation Thread
PostPosted: Wed Mar 18, 2009 1:59 
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I think the coolest part of Time Hollow is when
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Ethan fully explains the form and function of the Hollow Pen to Morris and they team up and save the dog
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He actually TALKED to his friend and EXPLAINED THE SITUATION like a NORMAL PERSON!

That is why I think I liked Time Hollow more than Apollo Justice.

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