Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

THE GOOD:
The quirky characters and strange situations they get themselves into. Every character you meet in the game will have a distinguished personality.
The game has length. Some court sessions can last for an hour or so; just like the real thing!
The gameplay is simple but sweet, requiring players to think out of the box for a change.

THE BAD:
The lack of voice acting, but considering it’s a GBA port, there is no use whining.
Hitting dead ends can force you to abandon the game sometimes; also the lack of checkpoints in court cases forces you to save your game regularly.

SUMMARY:
When the DS was launched quite a while back now, the first thing I noticed is that it had the expected releases such as a Mario, Zelda and Metroid game, however there was also a very long and pending list of experimental titles which you would have never have thought of before. One example of this experimental type of game is of...

THE GOOD:

Good character design.

Easy too pick up and play.

Cases are long and hard.

Great case story's.

One of the best in the series.

Allot too do in every area of the game.

Controls are easy

THE BAD:

Not much voice acting apart from 'OBJECTION!' and 'HOLD IT!'

Everything is in text form

Some evidence doesn't make sense.

SUMMARY:
In this game you're basically a rookie lawyer. You're name is Phoenix Wright, you must make you're way too become an ace attorney. You must defend you're client until the very end. You must make sure they get that innocent verdict. You get evidence by getting it in court, investigating areas or simply talking too witnesses. You get it in court fairly slowly, by asking questions gets you evidence rarely but mainly by proving someone wrong they bring in evidence too turn it all around. Investigating for evidence is fairly easy,...

THE GOOD:
this game was quite impressive and of course it would be...it's Capcom. lol I've found many of capcoms games to be hits and this is definitely one of them. Phoenix Wright is a defense attorney. A rookie from the start, but you turn yourself into a mean, lean objecting machine.

One of he biggest thrills from this game is shouting the word 'Objection' out loud into your DS whilst the public around look at you in the weirdest of fashion. But to hell with them, the game is important right now. XD

You take on quite a few cases which are all murders. As your go on through your cases, no doubt they get harder and harder to solve as not only do you get to point out mistakes in people's testimonies, but you get to throw evidence in there face, but don't pick the wrong stuff, or it's game over. XD You also get to do a little snooping of your own around the crime scenes, finding clues and evidence, even talking to witnesses. So you're kind of like...

(A lawyer game?) I thought. Oddly enough, I bought it, and tried this baby out. Little did I know I would be addicted. If you like solving mysteries, and using that small brain of yours, give this game a shot. If not, then I'd still suggest you try out this game.

One of the better DS games, you, a defense lawyer, must solves cases in a courtroom. Using evidence, and clues, prove that the your clients are innocent!

Although he's a new lawyer, Phoenix Wright, the main character has more than enough skills to take on the bad guys, and find out the truth!

Pros
1) Music - One of the things that gets me at most...is the music. Wonderful music, I tell you. It completely suits the mood of the setting. With tensions, or just casual talking, it's always wonderful to listen to.

2) Storyline - The storyline is amazing! Each trial focuses around a murder, and it's your job you find out, who did it. While you're gathering up clues, and meeting new people, parts of...