lolez2matt
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Bailey is "not so spoiler I Think"
the dancing cop that uses memos
I agree 100%adversesolutions said:I implore mods visiting this thread - bring the BAN and DELETE hammer down on anyone who spoils anything in this thread.
Okay, thanks.lolez2matt said:Bailey is "not so spoiler I Think"the dancing cop that uses memos
slaughterking said:Woah, the manual is in black and white. I think that's the first time I've seen that for a Nintendo published game. They really didn't give a damn about the game. :lol
I just fell in love. Ace Attorney 3 is one of my top 5 games.Erigu said:I'd say it's a bit like Gyakuten Saiban 3 / Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations in the sense that it's a good, emotional conclusion where everything neatly comes together (except for some contrived aspects you may spot if you think a bit about it, unfortunately), with many (big) twists.
If you enjoyed the former, chances are you will like Ghost Trick.
Nintendo of Europe published Ghost Trick. They also published every Ace Attorney game except for AAI.Zerokku said:Its a capcom game. I'm not familiar with anyone but them publishing it anywhere...
That's the one. His interplay with the other cop in the room had me nearly in tears. I actually went back there a couple of times when I wasn't needed there just to get a little nugget of their interactions. And the animations of Cabanela are just amazing. :lollolez2matt said:Bailey is "not so spoiler I Think"the dancing cop that uses memos
Danielsan said:Man I love this game. Can't put it down. Almost finished it but my DS battery didn't make it so it's charging right now. Never actually played any of the Ace Attorney games so I'm wondering... is the humor in those games similar?
Woah, don't even think about buying Spirit Tracks. GT is the game you want to play.Tom_Cody said:I want this so much. I need a new game and I'm debating between this and Spirit Tracks.
slaughterking said:Woah, don't even think about buying Spirit Tracks. GT is the game you want to play.
Hyunkel6 said:I just got to chapter 5. I love the game, but does it get any harder? I'm not complaining, but it feels like I'm burning through chapters very quickly. Also, is there multiple solutions to a puzzle?
Wizpig said:So an 8 from Edge, pretty nice.
But it's EDGE.zigg said:Sounds low. :/ If I gave scores which I don't I would have given it a "I'll never forget you!"
That's pretty good for Edge I think. For them 5 is average, not 7.zigg said:Sounds low. :/ If I gave scores which I don't I would have given it a "I'll never forget you!"
Wizpig said:But it's EDGE.
Both of course. He's the star of the show!Turnstyle said:Is the dog in the full game, or just the demo?
He actually won Dengeki's character popularity contest.Boney said:He's the star of the show!
zigg said:Boney, did you get it yet? I missed any triumphant post you may have made to that effect.
Japan doesn't dissapoints.Erigu said:He actually won Dengeki's character popularity contest.
Boney said:
still hasn't arrived here, it's coming out on the 18th in one store, and I still gotta check another one later.
I'm so jealous though.
Wizpig said:Oh right, i almost forgot!
Now that some European GAFfer got the game, i'll make that question again...
Is the English translation in the US and UK version the same? (of course, if they change color in colour it's not a big deal... i'm talking about major differences )
Peff said:I replayed a chunk of the first chapter of the game in English and it's exactly the same text as in the online flash demo. Moreover, I read that the US version is Multi-5 too, which basically means they're the same translation.
I'm not worried though. I just know that whenever I get my mittens on this, I'll have on hell of a godly time. And it'll be sure to wash out the sour taste that Investigations left me.zigg said:You of all people need this game. I feel for you.
(ENDING Spoilers)Danielsan said:Finished it, loved it. Story conclusion was great and ultimately very satisfying and heart felt. Still filled with a ton of convoluted nonsense but hell those things are easy to overlook. Especially considering that the entire thing starts of terribly convoluted to begin with. :lol Didn't care for. Either way, GOTY contender. Could not put it down!Ray being Missile. Maybe I'm wrong but I thought only Sissel could turn back time. Or was it just that Yomiel could not?
Same thing happened to me :lolJoeFu said:Just downloaded the "soundtrack". Had no idea it was even a pre order bonus, but thanks to you guys I checked my email and found out Amazon sent it to me last night. What a sad excuse for a soundtrack. No track titles, no art, no anything. It's even missing tracks by going off the numbers! What the heck!
This?Crumpet Trumpet said:Anyone have a list of the correct tags for the soundtrack?
That'll work! Thank you!Erigu said:
Danielsan said:Finished it, loved it. Story conclusion was great and ultimately very satisfying and heart felt. Still filled with a ton of convoluted nonsense but hell those things are easy to overlook. Especially considering that the entire thing starts of terribly convoluted to begin with. :lol Didn't care for. Either way, GOTY contender. Could not put it down!Ray being Missile. Maybe I'm wrong but I thought only Sissel could turn back time. Or was it just that Yomiel could not?
Believe.Boney said:Can we get a GOTY 2011 in the title please? More people need to know about this.
Zero-Crescent said:(ENDING Spoilers)From the way I understood it, Missile was also capable of turning back time. However, due to the limitations of his swapping power, he was unable to use it to save anyone. Of course, Yomiel was unable to go back in time on his own at all.
dvolovets said:.I don't think he turned back time. He actually waited ten years until he met Sissel, who changed the fates of all the characters in order to bring about a better future
dvolovets said:.I don't think he turned back time. He actually waited ten years until he met Sissel, who changed the fates of all the characters in order to bring about a better future
Beat the game a few minutes ago. Early front-runner for GOTY. The plot comes together in an unbelievable way toward the end . . .