DS #4684: Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth (USA)
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LOL! Time to bring justice again!!! Too bad lately i've been full of work -thanks to my boss- and homework -thanks to my teachers-. I still not finish Glory of Heracles yet, but i'm going to search and try it right now n_n
s2d4 said:NOOOO!!!!!!!
I only read this thread while downloading my copy, and already my game is ruined by spoiler
Somebody should ban that spoiler quoter!!!
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In my case something to hold me over until the Hotel Dusk sequel comes out in the US/Europe (Last Window I think it was called). That or the other CING game, called "Again".Fabis94 said:
Damn!
I dont know why but the game freezes for me after the opening of Case 3.
I am using the DSTT 1.17 a12 firmware.
I dont know why but the game freezes for me after the opening of Case 3.
I am using the DSTT 1.17 a12 firmware.
Ok, here's my short review- or rather, organized impressions.
It's definitely an Ace Attorney game. The style, the spirit, the atmosphere- those who feared this gonna be something absolutely different can rest assured they get what they have fallen in love with.
The investigation part is also nicely done. The 2D spritework is top-notch, and feels like a good ol' point-n'-click. The good thing is there's no devilishly hidden pixels, so just being moderately observant should do the trick. But with the addition of these parts the world feels much more believable, not just a set of pictures and text, the oh-it-belongs-to-GBA feeling is gone.
The new logic system system is hardly revolutionary but a new neat addition, allowing to create new pieces of info. Didn't find it tremendously exciting, but it's really good for a change.
Although there's no courtroom, this part is not gone, as you do cross-examine characters after all. The realization is the same- and here the main problem lies. The logic of the creators on where the player should find a contradiction is not always clear not to make the game too easy, and that's why it's sometimes the trial-and-error way. Not always, but sometimes it's a real pain you know where.
Overall, the game is nice, keeps up with the spirit of the series and has its share of new stuff. The two main flaws are that no things are rally revolutionary and the rebuttal part is still trial-and-error sometimes. Overall, 8/10.
It's definitely an Ace Attorney game. The style, the spirit, the atmosphere- those who feared this gonna be something absolutely different can rest assured they get what they have fallen in love with.
The investigation part is also nicely done. The 2D spritework is top-notch, and feels like a good ol' point-n'-click. The good thing is there's no devilishly hidden pixels, so just being moderately observant should do the trick. But with the addition of these parts the world feels much more believable, not just a set of pictures and text, the oh-it-belongs-to-GBA feeling is gone.
The new logic system system is hardly revolutionary but a new neat addition, allowing to create new pieces of info. Didn't find it tremendously exciting, but it's really good for a change.
Although there's no courtroom, this part is not gone, as you do cross-examine characters after all. The realization is the same- and here the main problem lies. The logic of the creators on where the player should find a contradiction is not always clear not to make the game too easy, and that's why it's sometimes the trial-and-error way. Not always, but sometimes it's a real pain you know where.
Overall, the game is nice, keeps up with the spirit of the series and has its share of new stuff. The two main flaws are that no things are rally revolutionary and the rebuttal part is still trial-and-error sometimes. Overall, 8/10.
Crap, I just deleted my save >_>
Anyone have a file somewhere in the second case? I was about halfway through when my card crapped out. Actually, any save where I could even so much as restart the second case without having to replay the first would be nice.
Anyone have a file somewhere in the second case? I was about halfway through when my card crapped out. Actually, any save where I could even so much as restart the second case without having to replay the first would be nice.
FireEmblemGuy said:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IW6O88Z8
Just finished Case 1 and started playing a bit of Case 2 (not very far). The save format is R4 but you can easily convert it: http://www.shunyweb.info/
What's with the obsession with "grape juice" in this and AJ? It's clearly wine, did they just worry it might get a higher age rating in some territories if it had alcohol references or something?
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