I’ve known about the ace attorney games for quite a while but I wasn’t really interested until after I saw my friend play Apollo justice(a sequel game for anyone who doesn’t know) then when I saw the deal to get the trilogy for only 15 bucks I decided to get it. I was not disappointed, there was so much to do and see, tons of lovable characters to interact with and the music was absolutely top notch, being anything from a chippy little toon in the background to a tear jerking masterpiece, and I’m a huge fan of music like this so I really appreciated it. Not only that but they did a pretty good job touching up the graphics and remastering the music, I rate this 10/10 and I can’t wait for the Apollo justice trilogy coming out next year!

I’ve never played in a attorney game but always thought it looked interesting it was really fun! I love how it’s a mystery but also kind of a logic puzzle and a test if you can remember details and it makes you feel like you’re really part of solving the crime. I was sick on a week off from school so I thought what better time to try out this game when I played it for a day straight it was so fun and now I played it here and there there’s a lot on this game can last you a good long while definitely worth the money!

Everything is good until 1-5. When searching the criminal scene in the police office, I was told to use the luminol spray, but there’s no “spray” icon. I can either show it to the police or observe it, but can’t use it. I viewed other players’ videos and found we need to use luminol in order to find the key evidence. Now I’m stuck because of this. I’m so mad because I am eager to know what’s going on next. If I could not continue, it’s just a waste of money. Hope the designers could fix the problem, but I doubt they will see this comment. Anyway…before they solve the problem, don’t waste yourself money on this, you won’t make through the whole story.

The first time I played this game was about 20 years back. I really enjoyed replaying it with a lot of flashback, not only about the game per se but also the nostalgia of my personal life. Two minor things I want to complain about the new ios version is 1, it is very easy to trigger mistouching in some cases, probably because of the smaller and more sensitive touch-screen on cell phone compared to GBA and 3DS; 2, it does not support the realtime auto-save as most cell-phone games do. You need to save the game specifically as the original GBA games to avoid losing your progress, which conflicts with the habit of using cell phone apps.