Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice for All

• fudgester

  2 Aug 07, 15:42

  
  
  From Wikipedia
  
  Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice for All, released in Japan as Gyakuten Saiban 2, is a point-and-click adventure video game developed and published by Capcom for the Nintendo DS video game console. It is the sequel to 2005's Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. It was released in Japan on October 26, 2006 and in North America on January 16, 2007. The game was also released in Europe on March 16, 2007. The Japanese release is region free, and features a Japanese/English language toggle at the main menu.
  
  Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice for All is an updated port of the Game Boy Advance game Gyakuten Saiban 2. It features touch screen control like Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney did, but does not have any new cases.
  
  A PC version under the title Gyakuten Saiban 2 PC was released by the Japanese company SourceNext in March 31, 2006. Similar to the PC port of the first game, this is an emulation of the original Game Boy Advance version to be played on Windows based PCs, rather than an enhanced remake like the one that was released afterwards for the Nintendo DS. Again, it was only released in Japan.
• dahliamorie

  8 Aug 07, 22:43

  oh god i love this game. but i couldn't finish it without reading a walkthrough.
  
  "objection!"
  
  
• the Bear

  8 Aug 07, 22:48

  for GBA too?
  
  hmm.. was it in japanese?
  
  i found my GBA
• Xephone_xenon

  8 Aug 07, 22:49

  Anyone knows where to get the PC version for this?
  Can dl one?
• fudgester

  8 Aug 07, 22:52

  Originally posted by dahliamorie:

  oh god i love this game. but i couldn't finish it without reading a walkthrough.
  
  "objection!"
  
  

  The only major problem that I have with the Phoenix Wright series is that sometimes it's REALLY difficult to figure out what to do to get from one part of the game to another.
  
  For example, sometimes I really scratch my head trying to figure what testimony to object to, which evidence to present, what argument to put forward, etc.
  
  And in such cases I'll be forced to refer to the online walkthroughs.
• fudgester

  8 Aug 07, 22:59

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  for GBA too?
  
  hmm.. was it in japanese?
  
  i found my GBA

  The original series (Gyatuken Saiban) were GBA games released only for the Japanese market.
  
  When the DS came out, Capcom decided to adapt the Gyatuken Saiban trilogy for the DS and changed the settings to cater to an English-language market.
  
  As a result, the characters got English names, and the setting became more American. For instance, the game's protagonist, the rookie lawyer Ryuichi Naruhodo, became Phoenix Wright.
  
  And I must highly recommend this series... it has no flashy graphics, but the plots are excellent with lots of twists and red herrings, and the characters are very well-developed.
• dahliamorie

  8 Aug 07, 23:07

  Originally posted by fudgester:

  The only major problem that I have with the Phoenix Wright series is that sometimes it's REALLY difficult to figure out what to do to get from one part of the game to another.
  
  For example, sometimes I really scratch my head trying to figure what testimony to object to, which evidence to present, what argument to put forward, etc.
  
  And in such cases I'll be forced to refer to the online walkthroughs.

  yeah! have you completed the game? the circus one was damn hard.
• fudgester

  8 Aug 07, 23:15

  Originally posted by dahliamorie:

  yeah! have you completed the game? the circus one was damn hard.

  I've just started on the final chapter about the Steel Samurai.
  
  Whatever the case, frankly speaking the first Phoenix Wright game was far superior to this one. It was far more poignant (e.g. Mia Fey's death, Nick's past with Miles Edgeworth) and you can really feel for the characters.
• MinnieNotMouse

  9 Aug 07, 12:21

  I've just started on that game, quite nice except sometimes i got stuck, haha...
  Happy National Day everyone!
• fudgester

  9 Aug 07, 21:57

  Originally posted by MinnieNotMouse:

  I've just started on that game, quite nice except sometimes i got stuck, haha...
  Happy National Day everyone!

  Here's a spoiler-free walkthrough:
  
  http://www.neoseeker.com/resourcelink.html?rlid=151210&rid=140088
  
  I refer to this in times when I get stuck with absolutely no idea what to do next.
  
  The good thing about this walkthrough is that you can just specifically refer to what you're supposed to at a specific point in time without ruining the rest of the game for you.
  
  
• Forhod

  25 Aug 07, 23:20

  Plot twists are damn good, things always happening that you will never thought of. One of the games that you must play. And yes, getting stuck in between the game and check the walkthrough is common I guess.
  Mia is so hot!
  Can't wait for the third game which is releasing soon?