Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney -- Trials and Tribulations (DS)

“This game really did a great job wrapping up this amazing trilogy. The writing, the characters, and of course, the court system really just hit their peak with this entry. I especially liked how the whole game really fit together at the end,...”

“This game really did a great job wrapping up this amazing trilogy. The writing, the characters, and of course, the court system really just hit their peak with this entry. I especially liked how the whole game really fit together at the end, bringing all the pieces from all three games back into the fold at the same time, to deal out the ultimate justice and create a fitting end for this series. I can't say too much about this one that I haven't said about previous games in the series (which is mostly stuff like "THIS IS AWESOME!"), but I'm giving this one the gold star. If you have a DS, you owe it to yourself to play this.”

“It all comes to an epic end in this title, and I love the prosecutor... Goldot? I forget his name, but he loved coffee, I remember that, fighting against this guy was one of the most intense logic wars of this century. OBJECTION! OBJECTION!...”

“It all comes to an epic end in this title, and I love the prosecutor... Goldot? I forget his name, but he loved coffee, I remember that, fighting against this guy was one of the most intense logic wars of this century. OBJECTION! OBJECTION! OBJECTION! Coffee splashed on your face! Objection!

Ok, jokes aside, this game was truly worth it, but you need to play the other two to fully grasp how excellent this game is.”

“Very interesting game concept. Obviously, court room drama was high on the priority list as the first case lacks none. However, I felt that the animesque style somewhat worked against the seriousness that court rooms usually merit. A system of...”

“Very interesting game concept. Obviously, court room drama was high on the priority list as the first case lacks none. However, I felt that the animesque style somewhat worked against the seriousness that court rooms usually merit. A system of thumbnails or an event index that let you jump to it instead of having to fast forward through things you've seen would also have been useful.

All in all, a delightful and satisfying experience for me, especially if taken one case at a time. :D”