Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

Objection! This signature catchphrase, yelled by protagonist Phoenix Wright, is well known in not only Japan, where the Ace Attorney video game/ visual novel series is from, but also in America, where the Ace Attorney series has a rather large cult following. This series follows Phoenix through his journey as a defense attorney, as he protects the falsely accused and brings justice to criminals, using evidence and logic, with a little bit of bluffing, rather than brute force. This much loved series

overrate it and most downplay it. In the conventional Japanese graphic novels or ‘Manga’ per se, though the characters and the plotline as such are depicted quite exorbitantly, the basic principles and premises are close to reality. The ‘Ace Attorney: Phoenix Wright’ it is based on the Capcom game series released in 2001 and subsequent sequels, this phenomenon of a different approach of courtroom where the players are in control of the motion created a flood of demand for more court room drama which

I’m not going to lie, when Overruled was brought to my attention I was expecting some sort of Cop game or Lawyer game, like Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, but what I got instead was a boring, half assed game that failed to entertain me for more than 1 hour. Alright, here’s the breakdown, on paper this game sounds great, “Overruled is a multiplayer brawler like no other where the players change the rules as they play, directly influencing the dynamics and direction of combat. Challenge up to three

An example of video games providing a true sense of control is in the game franchise known as “Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney” in which you play as a lawyer protecting clients in a courtroom scenario. This game is very much reliant on the player’s skill level to find contradictions in witness testimonies and luck is never a factor. This sense of control is what

Dakota Kloss Are video games harmful? Are they poisoning society and corrupting the minds of the youth? The evidence would certainly make it seem that way, but what are the real effects that video games have on people? Video games have been the subject of controversy ever since their creation. Yes that’s right, ever since the creation of Pong, video games have been a concern. In fact C. Everett Koop stated that “There is nothing constructive in the games. Everything is eliminate, kill, destroy and