I finally finished Ace Attorney Investigation: Miles Edgeworth. Here's My Review:
... It wasn't half bad. I'd definitely recommend it.
What do you guys think?
What do you guys think?
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My thoughts on it so far is that it's pretty meh. I've almost finished the third case, but I'm pretty bored and cbf finishing it.
It's too easy to solve something, but I really hate the evidence presenting. In Phoenix Wright, you could generally produce a number of bits of evidence for each particular objection, as long as they were related. But in Miles, if you want to say that the killers left no finger prints because they were wearing costumes, the stolen costumes don't work, the badger head doesn't work but a pamphlette on badgers will. Most of the plot was really obvious, it was just figuring which exact piece of evidence at which exact point you have to present.
The only bits I liked in Phoenix Wright was the courtroom. The linear progression of go to point a then b then c, not b then a or c (like you can do in monkey island) is freakishly irritating. Miles makes a whole game of the investigations, then gives you a dumbed down courtroom session every 30 seconds.
I'd give it a 6/10.
I love your Avatar by the way. It's fantastic.
It's still a good part in the series, but Edgeworth is coming across as even phonier than Phoenix at times which is something I would not have expected.
But if I'm not the only one, then no worried.
I like the switch to third person a lot. Much more practical than first person. the way you move your character and look at objects and stuff isn't great, I'm not sure what they were going for, but apart from that it's pretty good. I love that they still have breaking down animations, and the 3/4 views are much better than front views for the sprites. And so far the story's pretty interesting, even if they had to confuse it by putting it completely out of order.
And so far, apart from a few minor details, the stories don't depend on everyone involve in a case being stupid, crazy or both. So that's good.
Anyway, the one thing I don't like about these cases is how obvious the bad guys are to pinpoint at first glance or in the case of case 3 when
And, yeah, the 3rd Person thing is quite an improvement, making the AA world look more immersive and real.
And Badd is definitely my new favorite character in the AA universe (sorry, Judge).
Oh, and for everyone who hasn't finished case 5; at several points in the case you'd think that you have solved everything, but you haven't. And it's not the first person you suspect. Or the second.
No, you just solved the case. She is actually Yew, and also Edgeworth's long lost sister, and she was kidnapped by aliens. Heh.
Seriously, though, it DOES get bigger than that.
I think you can only look at him, but maybe you can talk to him. The fun thing is that Edgeworth has obviously no idea who that guy is. You can also look everywhere around Edgeworth's office for many fun lines and references, for instance if you look at the Samurai or the flowers.
Do not go with the image you have to talk to him and then take any decision. Its a suggestion and up to you!
What?
Also HEH.
"An attorney who relies on ridiculous super-powers is a worthless attorney"
"You're just saying that because your powers suck!"