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Ace Attorney 5: Dual Destinies |OT| Rated M For Objectionable Content
- Thread starter BlackJace
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Them typos though.
Yeah, pretty much all these bugs are exclusive to the localized version. The Japanese version did have one bug in case 2 where you could get stuck though that was patched out.
Yeah, they bother me, too. At least for now I didn't see any missing words or something that would impede understanding of the sentence. But I'm not sure how they all went unnoticed, maybe this was kinda rushed?
If only the Joker was just as fabulous.
If only the Joker had as many cellphones.
Fuck my life the designs in this game are so good
AA5 definitely needed some proof-reading. Actual typos aren't even problem here, it's misplaced or completely absent words that are.
These type of grammatical mistakes are very easy to miss though, take for example one in my post that most of you probably missed.
The Bankslammer
Member
you sly devil
And that's why the typos in here aren't as offensive as they could be. All I keep seeing are missing articles or conjuntions. lots of "the"s and "and"s missing but never anything that makes me not know what a sentence was actually saying.
He's pretty fabulous in TDKR. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYNDHuH6MNA
ColossalLazy
Member
Case 4 Investigation Day 1
So Athena
lol
So Athena
is replacing Ema
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I can't recall the exact sequence, but there was some convoluted route you could take on day 2 investigation that would wind up with one of the characters (Jinxie, I think) never appearing where they were supposed to.
Storm Chamber
Banned
Case 4 was good
*massive spoilers obviously*
Case 5 is most likely the final case (never known an AA game to do more than 5), so I'll finish that up tomorrow or so
*massive spoilers obviously*
The game has been heavily hinting that Athena has had something to do with the "seven years ago" incident that started THE DARK AGE OF THE LAW (if I see that one more time), but her fingerprints being on the lighter? Interesting...
Cosmo and his segway were hilarious
Cosmo and his segway were hilarious
Case 5 is most likely the final case (never known an AA game to do more than 5), so I'll finish that up tomorrow or so
Storm Chamber
Banned
I am guessing it's similar to how minds focuses on the first and last letters of a word.
http://www.ecenglish.com/learnenglish/lessons/can-you-read
"Important" and "incredible" were the only words I got stuck on lol.
The Bankslammer
Member
the big twist is that capcpom is actually a company specializing in psychological studies
every typo they've made thus far has been an experiment
WE'VE ALL BEEN RUSED
ColossalLazy
Member
Wright is so badass *swoons*
Huw_Dawson
Member
This game. This game.
I will be dealing with case 4/5 spoilers.
One thing.
I would buy an Athena Cykes: Ace Attourney. Hands down this game's star, which is a turnabout when you would associate Dual Destinies with Phoenix and Apollo.
I will be dealing with case 4/5 spoilers.
Cases 4 and 5 are really two halves of the same case, which I liked a lot, as it allowed for a lot of time for all the pieces to line up.
I think the variety that each of the three characters bring to the table is by far the game's biggest strength. This was well demonstrated by the final two cases. Psyche locks, lie tells and phychology all allowed for variety.
The two most emotional points for me were both points where I figured out stuff before the game - namely, the reason the body was moved by Athena and the robot, and thd revelation about Phantom's identity. They really were strong moments that will stick with me.
I like how Apollo is ultimately used in the last two cases a lot. The fact that you are not sure exactly what he is up to made the trial more tense, and really ramped the pressure up when he did show.
Oh, and there were a couple of interesting comments made during the credits. Pearl saying that Maya will be back is a pretty hint as to her involvement in the next game.
I think the variety that each of the three characters bring to the table is by far the game's biggest strength. This was well demonstrated by the final two cases. Psyche locks, lie tells and phychology all allowed for variety.
The two most emotional points for me were both points where I figured out stuff before the game - namely, the reason the body was moved by Athena and the robot, and thd revelation about Phantom's identity. They really were strong moments that will stick with me.
I like how Apollo is ultimately used in the last two cases a lot. The fact that you are not sure exactly what he is up to made the trial more tense, and really ramped the pressure up when he did show.
Oh, and there were a couple of interesting comments made during the credits. Pearl saying that Maya will be back is a pretty hint as to her involvement in the next game.
One thing.
I would buy an Athena Cykes: Ace Attourney. Hands down this game's star, which is a turnabout when you would associate Dual Destinies with Phoenix and Apollo.
Palette Swap
Member
Finishing case 4 of AA4 and doing case 1 of AA5 on the same day is pretty awesome.
First because AA4 has these awesome reveals at the end and leaves on a bittersweet note. So starting AA5 right after that is actually cool (and I can't imagine these reveals not coming up in AA5 at some point).
Also because doing this makes it even more obvious how great AA5 looks and sound. I hadn't played the demo and playing both games back to back kind of blew me away.
Case 1 was as good as a first case can be I guess.
Also, at last, text fast forwarding! That was honestly my biggest gripe with the series.
First because AA4 has these awesome reveals at the end and leaves on a bittersweet note. So starting AA5 right after that is actually cool (and I can't imagine these reveals not coming up in AA5 at some point).
Also because doing this makes it even more obvious how great AA5 looks and sound. I hadn't played the demo and playing both games back to back kind of blew me away.
Case 1 was as good as a first case can be I guess.
Also, at last, text fast forwarding! That was honestly my biggest gripe with the series.
Q
qizah
Unconfirmed Member
I was wondering if it's absolutely necessary to play the previous games in order to "get" this one.
I've never played the series before but I downloaded the demo for Dual Destinies and quite enjoyed it. I'm not someone who has ample time to go through the previous games (it'd take me a while, I work full time and barely get any game time on my commute).
Would I be okay to play this even if I read like a Wiki summary?
I've never played the series before but I downloaded the demo for Dual Destinies and quite enjoyed it. I'm not someone who has ample time to go through the previous games (it'd take me a while, I work full time and barely get any game time on my commute).
Would I be okay to play this even if I read like a Wiki summary?
There's a FAQ section in the OP that should help you out.
ColossalLazy
Member
Case 4 Trial Day 2 Part 2
LOLOLOL at
LOLOLOL at
Simon cutting Phoenix hair
The Japan-only quiz DLC I think lets you examine him because it's got a scene where you're examining the Anything Agency. But in the main game he's untouchable, sadly.
And the dusty legal books.
ColossalLazy
Member
I think the only time they've ever penalized you for pressing was with Moe back in JFA.
Have had no issues pressing everything so far.
On Case 3, Trial Day 1 right now, and the animations in this game are surpassing all of my expectations. I pretty much love every single one of them.
BronsonLee
Member
Case 2 was a lot longer than I thought it would be. Very satisfying.
And dem animations. Everything is golden.
Case 2 Spoilers
And dem animations. Everything is golden.
Case 2 Spoilers
APOLLO FINALLY REDEEMED, took long enough, Jesus. Finally won a damn case on his goddamn own