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The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles (Switch, PS4, PC) rated in Taiwan
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How is the music in these games to those who tried them? Do they compare to the legendary original trilogy musjc or is it closer to the newer games?
I feel like the music is a huge part of what makes the AA games awesome.
I feel like the music is a huge part of what makes the AA games awesome.
Agreed. Hopefully this is just the usual Asia skips Xbox messaging and they are planned for release in the US/UK/Euro. Capcom are normally pretty good with their multiformat releases. Grow the audience.
I'd certainly pick it up if it becomes available. No Objections!
Trying to decide whether to buy this for Switch or PC. Was the trilogy played better on one or the other?
This collection won't come to Xbox because the HD Trilogy on Xbox was a massive flop compared to PS4, Switch and PC.
Switch – 462,395
PC – 245,339
PS4 – 103,235
Xbox – 4,821
To my knowledge no. The game is hardly a technical powerhouse.. and plus I think you get touch functionality on Switch
There's not much difference between pc or switch version, so it probably comes to if you care about portability for it or not.
In the middle of the first game atm, so this is very good news.
I might even prefer it to the original trilogy.
Incredible.
I might even prefer it to the original trilogy.
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The music is the best and most memorable thing about the the first game(never played the second). And you can take both positive and negative implications from that.
I legit think the music is the best in the series.
Mention he's Phoenix's ancestor from Japan on the back of the box, done. They don't really have to change a single thing.
Man I'm so excited. I thought for sure it would never be localized.
I'd think so, it's a completely new cast compared to the first trilogy.
I'd think so, it's a completely new cast compared to the first trilogy.
Having only played through DGS1: I'm so, so excited for more people to get to play these games (and for myself to get to play the sequel). DGS1 is a bold game, especially for the AA series, and this boldness pays off hard. It's potentially my favorite game in the series.
simply phenomenal. their closest comparison is the music of PL vs AA, so different from the OG trilogy, but also very different from the new trilogy.
simply phenomenal. their closest comparison is the music of PL vs AA, so different from the OG trilogy, but also very different from the new trilogy.
Currently playing AA4 and AAI. I'm definitely in the middle of an AA fever, so this will gladly be welcomed with open arms.
I like them way more than 4-6. 4-6 are a lot of fun, but lean a little too much on the zany side of Ace Attorney. These games still have silly aspects to them, but are far more grounded and somber with a much higher emphasis on character development and relationships.
The "mystery-solving" side of the first game is kinda eh.... but the second game makes up for that in spades.
The leaks already confirmed they are not changing locations from the original story, also the relationship between specifically both England and Japan during the games' time-period is vital to the story.
These titles have multiple witnesses that you will cross examine at the same time and when the cast reach London, there are Jury members that you will at times have to debate in order to keep the trial going.
Outstanding. My favorite in the series, although the Pursuit theme took a bit to grow on me
Cross-Examining Allegro
Objection!
Closing Argument (Debating the Jury members)
Reasoning Battle (my absolute favorite track of the first game)
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All you have to do is google "eat your hamburgers, Apollo". It's probably her most popular comic strip.
AAI 1 and 2 actually already got HD versions. They were stealth released onto mobile with no advertising a few years ago.
As I understand things, the GAA games are entirely set more than a hundred years before any of the numbered mainline games, with very few connections between them. You should be more than fine.
I mean, did you expect them to release the first one and be done with it? :D
Only Bandai Namco would be dumb enough to do that (eg. Xenosaga 2 being the only Xenosaga game released in Europe, which is even dumber than releasing only the first game of a series lol).
Having played the fan translation of the first game, I was really underwhelmed tbh. It has the fewest court sections of any Ace Attorney game by far, and the mysteries aren't particularly great ether.
I've heard great things about the second one though (and it better be good, since the entire plot of DGS1 is basically just a very long prologue for it) so I'm still looking forward to picking this up
I've heard great things about the second one though (and it better be good, since the entire plot of DGS1 is basically just a very long prologue for it) so I'm still looking forward to picking this up
I think people are in for a real treat for these games. I liked them, didn't personally love them, but DGS2/GAA2 is pretty much sure to become a fanfavorite I feel like. That game has a lot of cool moments and basically all three cases from the third one onward feel like they'd be the "final" case in a lot of other Ace Attorney games.
I was hoping that the fan-translation of DGS2 would make it out last year since it was allegedly almost complete, but an official release is good too.
Considering we won't get either of those, I might go and import the us or japan versions. Depends if there is English on the Japanese one.
This is awesome to hear since I've been playing the fan translation and those are the only three cases left that will be new for me once this drops lol. I will say, though, that GAA2-2 was one of my favorite filler cases in the series. (That also included one of my favorite character themes)
Just be careful with that--a lot of those 1+2+3 packs are the sort of 'General Asia' release, which should always have English, and not specifically the JP release (see also Final Fantasy 7/8/9, Dragon Quest 1-3). An actual JP release will almost never have English. Sorry if you already knew this stuff.
That said, if this was rated for Taiwan I expect it'll be the exact same deal... probably a NA digital edition and an Asian edition with English (etc) that we can buy if we want a physical copy.
Are these games any good, and how do they compared to the OG Ace attorney series? I'm really interested
Thanks for underlining it. I sometimes import visual novels through amazon.co.jp, and I know that in most cases JP releases don't have English. The way I phrased it may have sounded confusing, therefore your clarification may have been useful. I also recommend everyone who may want to import games through amazon.co.jp to check if the page specifies the support for English - for example, for the AA123 collection (here), it was declared in the item description.