Ace Attorney Investigations Collection

スピンオフながらめちゃくちゃ名作。なんならストーリーの骨子は本編よりしっかりしていると思う 逆裁1～3楽しめたなら絶対にやるべき

我作为一个逆转1-6 大逆 和逆检都买了的玩家来说。不出逆转7我就不会给好评。妈的。今年是逆转裁判多少年 心里有点B 数 Fk卡普空

神作

It's like playing as Edgeworth from the first games, except he's in hell.

超级好玩

Gameplay: The innovations in this title compared to the original are pretty fun, with new investigation screens with additional deductions and the logic feature to unlock new evidence. Mind Chess was an interesting non-supernatural equivalent to the magatama from the original trilogy but it often felt like a crapshoot with the stress of the timer and not really clear clues on when you should bide your time versus press for an answer. Mr. Thief was a fun addition and the ability to walk around instead of clicking on a static screen was just a cool modern visual improvement. Cases: I didn't keep clear track but I'm pretty sure I referenced a walkthrough guide less than I did for the original trilogy so I don't know if I got smarter or if the cases got easier. I generally judge the early cases in light of how the final case wraps things up but I did like the airplane one and the theme park one in the first game. Further notes below. Writing: Early in the game, I wasn't really liking what they were doing with Edgeworth. It seemed like they were just turning him into Phoenix by making the corrupt law system stack up against him which was really Phoenix's schtick. As it went on however, and especially thinking about it after Turnabout For The Ages, that's a major part of his character development: he's becoming more like Phoenix. He's abandoning the "win at all costs" mentality and is searching just for the truth. Turnabout For The Ages might be my favorite Ace Attorney case so far, as not only does it manage to make me sympathize for two characters that I spent the rest of the game absolutely despising, but it added so much to Edgeworth's growth in a way that many serialized works don't care about. He's tangibly changed over the course of the games and it makes for a beautiful ending. Unfortunately, as much as I did enjoy Kay, she also felt a little lazy on the writing side, being somewhat of a ripoff of Maya in my opinion. That was a Phoenix-ization of Miles that did feel somewhat repetitive, as his reactions to Kay's quirky little comments seemed a lot like Phoenix and Maya's relationship. By the last two cases of the second game they had developed into a dynamic I enjoyed, especially with the drama from the penultimate case (not to mention Kay has one of the best music tracks in the game) but I wondered if there was any companion trope other than "hyperconfident and irrepressibly cheerful young girl taken under protagonist's wing that everyone kind of likes" that the writers could have tried. Edgeworth has a great arc across these games and I appreciate the allusions to Phoenix, but I just like Phoenix so much that it made me sad he had nothing beyond nameless cameos here. Overall: Good game(s) with a fantastic concluding case with some great character writing. Not as charming and fresh overall as the original trilogy since the protagonist is a familiar face and the most important new character is fun but seemingly derivative of previous favorites. I think Fender takes the cake for my favorite new face, and Samson is probably my favorite one-off character. Original trilogy still slightly above this one but it was a good time.