Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy review

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy review

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What is it? A fantasy RPG with survival elementsExpect to pay $30/£30Developer CapcomPublisher CapcomReviewed on Core i-5-8400, GTX 1060, 16GB RAMMultiplayer NoLink Official Site

Before I became familiar with Japanese media, I associated courtroom dramas with the no-nonsense rulings of Judge Judy or the uber-serious suspense of A Few Good Men. Meanwhile, in Japan's fictional courtrooms, the silly and the dramatic is found in equal measure, making it a hugely popular genre. This is especially true of Ace Attorney, which imbues its trials with all the visual and stylistic trappings of an engaging anime serial.

Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy review

Apr 13, 2019, 8:16pm UTC
https://www.pcgamer.com/phoenix-wright-ace-attorney-trilogy-review/ > What is it? A fantasy RPG with survival elementsExpect to pay $30/£30Developer CapcomPublisher CapcomReviewed on Core i-5-8400, GTX 1060, 16GB RAMMultiplayer NoLink Official Site > Before I became familiar with Japanese media, I associated courtroom dramas with the no-nonsense rulings of Judge Judy or the uber-serious suspense of A Few Good Men. Meanwhile, in Japan's fictional courtrooms, the silly and the dramatic is found in equal measure, making it a hugely popular genre. This is especially true of Ace Attorney, which imbues its trials with all the visual and stylistic trappings of an engaging anime serial.