2006-01-22, 13:20 | Link #1 |
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[DS/iOS] Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney/Gyakuten Saiban
I recently received a Nintendo DS for Christmas along with two games for it, those games were Trauma Center and Phoenix Wright. The only two games I thought were worth getting a DS, the problem is they're both underrated games and I think they deserve some attention , but strangely enough both of them are becoming rare and Phoenix Wright is on the verge of being discontinued therefore making it difficult for us to get the Sequels!
This topic is for fans of this great game for the DS to discuss what they liked about the game, their experiences and why you think the game is being discontinued. Last edited by DingoEnderZOE2; 2006-01-23 at 18:02. |
2006-01-22, 13:35 | Link #2 |
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Underrated by the mainstream, maybe. But I know that for most gamers this series is a cult classic.
There is a very good review of the DS remake of the first episode on Adventuregamers : http://www.adventuregamers.com/article/id,591/ Here is a trailer for the game : http://zdmedia.vo.llnwd.net/o1/1UP/p...iler_1500k.zip And don't forget the brilliant translation of the first part of GS3 by Broco : http://comebackcourt.sourceforge.net/
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2006-01-22, 14:46 | Link #3 |
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I think that the game is awesome.
The stories of each chapter are pretty in-depth, the characters are pretty enjoyable, and it even gets pretty funny sometimes. I hadn't known of the Gyakuten Saiben series before Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney on the Dual Screen, but I would love those to be picked up for US/EU shores. Excellent game, and I'm betting that the franchise would be as well. |
2006-01-22, 14:51 | Link #4 |
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Phoenix Wright is ace. One of my favourite games available on the DS. I even went as far as to buy the limited edition with all the associated gubbins, which is now tucked safe and sound inside my cupboard. Reminds me a lot of the games I used to play on the pc such as Sam and Max, Day of the Tentacle etc...
The dialogue and writing is ace, and the story once you get into it is extremely gripping IMO. The best bits for me are in the courtroom personally. There are a few problems but they're pretty much inherent in most games of the genre(I personally consider the game similar to the point and click adventure games mentioned above) such as being able to fluke your way past a puzzle by picking all the options possible. The replay value as well is fairly low IMO. It's not exactly a game I'd replay straight away but maybe say in a few years time. |
2006-01-23, 10:33 | Link #5 |
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There is the translation of a japanese commercial for the DS remake on Insert Credit. And it's HILARIOUS.
http://www.insertcredit.com/archives/000904.html
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2006-01-23, 13:19 | Link #6 |
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Oh, so Gyakuten Saiban in the US is known under that title?
Interesting. In Japan, Gyakuten Saiban was a pretty big hit in which its sales make a consistent number. Pretty strange to hear Naruhodo Ryuichi being called Phoenix Wright though. What are the other characters' name in English? In Japan: Ayasato Chihiro - Naruhodo's mentor Ayasato Mayoi - Naruhodo's assistant Ayasato Harumi - Mayoi's little cousin Mitsurugi Reiji - Naruhodo's friend and prosecutor Yahari Masashi - Naruhodo's friend who always seems to get involved in crap Itonokogiri Keisuke - Police investigator Karuma Mei - moe~. My favorite prosecutor |
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Ayasato Chihiro - Mia Fey Ayasato Mayoi - Maya Fei Mitsurugi Reiji - Miles Edgeworth Yahari Masashi - Larry Butz Itonokogiri Keisuke - Dick Gumshoe Quote:
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It's also interesting to note that the Japanese version of the DS version has a select your language option so you can play the game in either English(straight port of the U.S. Version) or the original Japanese. So for those who are having trouble finding the English version, you should try importing the game. HOWEVER don go assuming that the games sequels for the GBA have the same exact option because they don't. Last edited by DingoEnderZOE2; 2006-01-23 at 17:54. |
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へぇ~。Those name changes are interesting indeed!! I should probably think about getting the DS port then... I agree with you on an anime series of Gyakuten Saiban. That would so cool to hear Naruhodo-kun saying "Igi-ari!!" all the time on the TV screen. |
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2006-01-25, 19:21 | Link #17 | |
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The fully voiced DS commercial that I linked earlier already showed Naruhodo "Igiaring" Mitsurugi Reiji (well, the other way around, more exactly. Poor Mitsurugi... ), and I had a hell of fun watching it. More fun than with most recent series, actually. And GS being so popular, it wouldn't be surprising.
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What I will say is that it maybe quite hard to find in a couple of months time so perhaps buy it now, see if you like it and if it's not your cup of tea sell it on a few months down the line by which time I'm sure you'll recoup your initial expenditure. That is as long as you don't pay over the odds to get it in the first place. |
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2006-02-08, 17:31 | Link #19 |
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Bringing this back up to place the trailer for the game so those who aren't aware of the game yet can check it out for themselves. This is also to bring back fond memories for those who got their curiousity sparked by this very trailer:
http://gametrailers.com/player.php?f...=game&type=wmv |
2006-05-12, 18:10 | Link #20 |
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Bringing this back again to announce that against all odds and thanks to(Unexpected) great sales for all 3 of the reshipments, Phoenix wright is getting a sequel in the U.S.! And here's the trailer for the very same game that some thought would never see the light of day in the U.S. because of how low the chances used to look:
http://www.gametrailers.com/player.p...pe=wmv&pl=game
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