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GENERAL INFORMATION
GENRE/STYLE
Adventure/First-Person Graphic Adventure
RELEASE DATE
19/FEB/08
ESRB RATING
TEEN, Mild Blood, Suggestive Themes, Violent References
DEVELOPER
Capcom Production Studio 1
PUBLISHER
TRAITS (member-attributed "LIKES")
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DESCRIPTION
Capcom's anime-style legal series files a motion for continuance without Phoenix Wright in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney. Apollo Justice is the new lawyer in town, picking up where Wright left off in a storyline taking place seven years after the events chronicled in 2007's Trials and Tribulations. While the three games in the Phoenix Wright series were originally designed for Game Boy Advance, Apollo Justice is the first title specifically developed for Nintendo DS.
Players will use the stylus to examine crime scenes, interview witnesses, and present evidence at trial. Microphone support is included for yelling such phrases as "objection" and "hold it." During an investigation, players will dust for fingerprints, create plaster molds, spray luminol to reveal hidden blood spatter, and more. In the courtroom, Justice can read non-verbal cues to determine if a witness is lying. A total of four cases are available to solve, each involving a mysterious murder. ~ Scott Alan Marriott, All Game Guide
Past 14 days
“Finished the first case. Just barely touched the second one.”
created 01/DEC/2009
“I've played the ace attorney series over and over and over again, and always enjoy the fine detail they put into the games. I really love Apollo Justice though, the whole first chapter on the poker...”
created 30/NOV/2009
Roxas-UrBoxas was the last to comment - 6 days ago...
“I love this series, but I love this one best of all. It has video introductions, a very deep level of mystery, and proof that everything truly is connected, even with the introduction of a new character. Although I loved Pheonix, I love Apollo...”
“I love this series, but I love this one best of all. It has video introductions, a very deep level of mystery, and proof that everything truly is connected, even with the introduction of a new character.
Although I loved Pheonix, I love Apollo too, I also love that he looks crisper and more colourful. I love how the courtroom got a much needed make-over, and I love how the characters have a lot more animation to them overall. I realize that Pheonix Wright was a GBA remake ported to DS but I still think they could of made it look nicer like this title.
By the end of this game I felt really good about myself, but in comparison to the other titles, it wasn't as difficult sadly. I love being able to find when a character is lying too... Made me feel smart, and searching evidence from every angle was a welcome touch (even if I saw it before in the final secret case of Pheonix Wright 1 on DS)”
created 26/NOV/2009
“Glad to see that the amazing writing is still intact. Not 100% sure how much I like the "rotate evidence" thing. Just one more thing to get caught up in. I'm glad for the return of the...”
created 10/OCT/2009
“Huh... what a weird way to start the game. I wonder if it all ties up at the end. It just seems a little... sudden.”
created 10/OCT/2009
“Wow, what's happened in the time between the games? More mysteries... but I must say, Apollo is a good-lookin' attorney. Really, the whole game looks great, now that it's been designed and built...”
created 06/OCT/2009
“Not really much to say, except "I WIN!", I guess. Gonna bide my time with other games as I wait for Ace Attorney Investigations to come out.”
created 29/SEP/2009
“The craziest hair yet and Phoenix is a hobo! Don't miss the terribly clichè plot twist!”
“The craziest hair yet and Phoenix is a hobo! Don't miss the terribly clichè plot twist!”
created 21/AUG/2009
“My favorite Ace Attorney image, ever.”
created 25/JUL/2009
“The classic-ness-essity of Phoenix Wright, but updated to meet the DS standards.”
“The classic-ness-essity of Phoenix Wright,
but updated to meet the DS standards.”
created 07/JUN/2009
“The newest installment in the Ace Attorney series definitely does not live up to the games before. If you find yourself a fan of the challenging cases, you'll see they have become incredibly dumbed down in this game. If you find yourself a fan of the”
“The newest installment in the Ace Attorney series definitely does not live up to the games before. If you find yourself a fan of the challenging cases, you'll see they have become incredibly dumbed down in this game. If you find yourself a fan of the”
created 27/FEB/2009
“I beat the 4th and final case In Apollo Justice, and saw both the good and bad endings.”
created 24/FEB/2009
“Love this one. Great storyline with very little filler. Awesome characters,”
“Love this one. Great storyline with very little filler. Awesome characters,”
created 19/JAN/2009
created 11/JAN/2009
created 11/JAN/2009
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