Objection!
posted by DylanLong (CHARLOTTE, TN) Feb 7, 2007
Member since Jun 2005
This is the second game in the lawer type game. You play as Phoenix Write who is an ace attorney. Now you start the game with amnesia and is thrown in the court room.The rest of the story fasllows within the different cases. Now I have beeten this game and it was very difficult, I even used a walkthrough to help me. Each of the stories are well written and even though they are kinda silly and not possible they are still pretty good.The new things they have added are that you can now show the victims profiels which brings more depth in the cases. And the psyh-locks which are tedious and not really fun, but you do get information from the person.
Now in Japan there has already been 3 Phoenix Write games. And there were all for the GBA. This means that the ones we have in the USA are all ports. Which means there is no real inovation using the DS touch screen. Infact you dont need to use the touch screen at all. So the next game will be a quick port and we will see it soon with no inovation. But the 4th game in the serries will be made for the DS exclusivly so thats cool.
Back to the game. Its shorter than the 1st one. This one only has 4 cases and no bonus case. And its really hard and frustrating. Also a health bar is in this game and if it depletes youll have to start from ur last save point, and the cases in it self are very long.And looking for clues can be difficult. As well as presenting them in court can be VERY DIFFICULT. you relly have to thinnk in this game, but sometimes you overthink it.
So a quick port from the GBA, its good, difficult, not as long as the first one, and a few new features make this game a good one. If youve never played the first one rent both of them. But if you are a fan of the series buy them. But you can just import them from Japan and the Japenese versions of the game come with English subtitles. So I give Phoenix Write Ace Attourny: Justice for all a 7 out of 10.....OBJECTION!
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