"Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney" is an extremely tired and jaded release from Capcom. The series has been going for years, but has seen basically no new innovations.The 3D evidence is a mixed addition at best.If you are a big fan of the series, then you'll probably buy the game anyway, but if you wanted to try this kind of game out, you'd be much better off with the original game- it's pretty similar, has a storyline that requires no previous knowledge of the series, an... Read more

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney returns gamers to this popular Japanese franchise on the Nintendo DS with the developers utilizing the capabilities of this unique gaming console via touch screen and microphone. In Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, gamers take control of Apollo Justice who is a suave attorney at law and happens to be reminiscent of the previous hero, Phoenix Wright. 1st fully new title in the series to be developed specifically for the Nin... Read more

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney

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With a reboot of the Ace Attorney series, I was hoping for some serious streamlining. Less convoluted investigation movement and more flexible evidence presentation (just accept both “knife” and “picture of knife”!) would have been great, but the revamped animations, amusing (but simple) minigames, and excellent story help make up for it. The developers somehow crafted a tale that opens the door for newcomers and at the same time rewards longtime fans. Apollo and his ... Read more

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Review for the Nintendo DS (NDS)

by Joseph Catalanotto Before the DS, anybody would have called you insane to hear you talking about a video game in which you play a lawyer. But thanks to Nintendo's nifty little portable, such conversation is perfectly acceptable. The immense popularity of the first three North American-released Phoenix Wright games has thankfully given way to the release of a fourth. Same old? Not exactly. Read more