Apollo Justice Ace Attorney (DS)

hello there, this is my first review, and im so exited, I'll try to review this game based on few aspects, here we go :-) This title is actually a game for Game Boy, then developed also for the DS, the first on the series is Phoenix Wright Ace Attourney, because the first series got a good response from gamers, then the other series were also developed for the DS, Appolo Justice itself is the fourth series. Story In this game there are several chapters that you can accomplish, and do not worry about the quality of the story, because of all the stories there, I gave a perfect score. Because this game is the fourth series, so ...  Read the complete review

This review is for the Nintendo DS game, Ace Attorney Apollo Justice. The game was developed and published by Capcom and is a detective game where you are the attorney Apollo Justice, and have to get your defendants found not guilty. The aim of the game is to work through and try to find all the pieces of evidence that you need to get your client off and get a not guilty verdict from the court. It's a two part process, where firstly you have to find all the right evidence, and then secondly, you have to present that evidence in court, cross examine witnesses, in a bid to get your clients off. There are four cases in the game in total which you have to ...  Read the complete review

I'm a huge fan of Phoenix Wright and, to be frank, I think the series needs no introduction. There are few DS gamers out there who have not tried the innovative point-and-click/courtroom adventure series, or at least haven't heard of it. It's popular, and for good reason; but now, Capcom takes the franchise in a slightly different direction, chronicling the events seven years after Trials and Tribulations where the inefficiency of the court system is finally coming to light and with Ace Attorney Phoenix Wright badge-less. For the most part, though, despite the changed mascot the new Ace Attorney iteration is not very different at all from the Phoenix Wright ...  Read the complete review