What Gamespot Users have to say about Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
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Rating:8.5
Not quite as good as some of the other games in the series, but still fun.
Not quite as good as some of the other games in the series, but still fun. If you like action and fighting games, Phoenix Wright is not for you. If you have a sense of humour, however, it is. The Phoenix Wright ga... Read Full Review
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Rating:9.5
he sure is an ace attorney...
well to start off, if your not one to like text based games, this is not for you. if you do then here is your lucky day, u start of as an amateur lawyer and as you build your way up through the ranks the stories get bett... Read Full Review
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Rating:9
Despite being mainly text-based, Phoenix Wright benefits from strong writing and finely tuned controls.
Originally a Japan-only exclusive for the Game Boy Advance in 2001, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney received an American port for the Nintendo DS in 2005. Since then, the game's two sequels were released and along with thei... Read Full Review
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Rating:8.5
Objection! A gripping story and a groundbreaking style of gameplay isn't all that make Phoenix Wright worth a try!
Phoenix Wright is what I consider an all round great game. It may not be necessarily flashy with its graphics, but it packs much more than that. It wraps you in from the very instant you start playing. The story is so we... Read Full Review
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Rating:8
Even though is a bit interactive, to me is more like an anime season instead of a game. But is it good? Hell yes.
Phoenix wright puts you in the shoes of an attorney in the middle of his first trial, and it builds from there. The plot follows different cases, some of them connected between each other. There's a progression in the... Read Full Review
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Rating:5.5
A baby could finish this game. More sappy drama with easy clues than Lawyer-Sim, Phoenix Wright pretty much plays itself
*Mini Review* Lawyer-Simulations have yet to really grow up. That's my complete take on Phoenix Wright, the first game in the franchise I've played. You might journey to find clues, interview subjects, and partake in ... Read Full Review
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Rating:9.5
In the accusation of "Playing as a Lawyer Can't Be Fun," how does the defense plea? Not Guilty...
Intro Video games have taken an interesting venture into the world of "Career" based games. There's Trauma Center for surgeons, Harvest Moon for farmers, Cooking Mama for Chefs, and after some quality time in the court... Read Full Review
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Rating:9.5
Sitting in court for hours on end has never been more fun
I don't even know how to begin this review. Nintendo is unstoppable. They managed to make an amazing game about…being a lawyer. Never have I looked forwards to sitting in a courtroom for hours on end more than this. I gr... Read Full Review
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Rating:8
If you like playing challenging games, then here you go.
Story: In PW:AA, you play as Phoenix Wright, a rookie lawyer who does his absolute best in four different cases, with the help of Maya Fey. Gameplay/controls: You use your Wiimote to read through text and you swing ... Read Full Review
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Rating:9.5
TAKE THAT! This is the first game to an amazing series.
Everyone's first impression of a DS game about lawyers is, "Ew. Boring!" However, anyone who knows of Phoenix Wright will think otherwise. One of the best things about Phoenix Wright is, of course, the plot. You can't h... Read Full Review
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