Ace Attorney Online

Let's rock! Play-by-play: *Skipping the intro. * *twiddles thumbs* *Oh, looks like the intro is over now. *Who is this? "June Rye"? She looks mysterious. *Presenting attorney's badge time! *Yes, you do look a tad suspicious. *"the what actually happened" ought to be "what ac...

I hate that I can't play this in Pale Moon (or maybe I can. I don't want to risk it. Every other time I did, I found it glitching in the middle of scene changes). I read some of 1984 before, so I hope that this is enjoyable... Play-by play: *Ooh, soothing music. *I can already see that this is going...

Wow. It fits in canon and everything. Neat!

Great job!

Thanks for not making us defend Trucy. I wouldn't have done it, I would have skipped right past it with the walkthrough. And not because I don't believe that people makes mistakes (I do believe that, because it is 100% true), but because I believe that the current attitude of saying "eveybody ...

I just played through this trial, and this thought just came up in my mind during it but could this have taken place in a scenario in an alternate universe to the canon in which Dahlia Hawthorne never did the poisoning thing on Phoenix Wright, or at least Phoenix Wright wasn't defended by Mia Fey in...

Some minor complaints: There were a lot of random "likes" all over the place that seem very out of place in an Ace Attorney setting. I don't think I have ever seen them used in the way that they were used in this trial in the series ever. Perhaps there was a valley girl-esque character who...

I loved the case, but... I randomly happened to consider the twist of this case very early on (not too long after the flashback when Helene and Titania met, where Titania spilt something on Helene.). Well, I considered both the possibilities that Titania and Helene might have teamed up, AND that one...

Srsly gaiz?

This and Turnabout Revolution were the only reasons why I was still semi-actively checking AAO. Oh, well. Maybe I'll come back in a year or two and see if there are any new trials.

Happily waiting.

Note that that occured only after you were asked to give it a chance and finish it after you objected to the fact that you couldn't connect with the characters due to the sprites. And, in this case, as I just said: I won't even try to convince you because I'm actually relatively certain nothing in ...

Oh, don't get me wrong. It's still perfectly within your right to quit. Just like it was within your right to quit Tomorrow. I'm not stopping you in any way. This time, I won't even try to convince you because I'm actually relatively certain nothing in the future of this case will appeal to you. I'...

Kristoph Gavin wrote:

Spoiler : :

How ominous.

Meh. Can't say I'm surprised. The only one out of the two of us who could end up with loss is you, so can't say it really bothers me. How is something a loss when it is unenjoyable? I'm not sure I follow. I can't play a case (ESPECIALLY as Apollo) where Phoenix dies before the trial is over. It doe...

That's... not advisable, actually. Considering that pretty much all of custom content on my dropbox, all the reloading causes unnecessary traffic on my account, meaning that it could cause the links to go down. :/ Look, as I said - it doesn't really change anything - if you get it right or not, I m...

Well... You can actually fail and you won't have any permanate consequences. XP This is sort of an extra, anyway. If you solve it, great. If not, doesn't really matter. XP I can't give much away, but the general principle should be the only allowed solution. At least the culprit's identity, if noth...