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Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations | 
| From: Capcom
Category: Video Games
Buy New: $28.99
New (14) Used (3) from $28.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  24 reviews
Sales Rank: 868
Platform: Nintendo Ds
ESRB: Teen
Media: Video Game
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Age: 12 - 20 years
Operating System: Nintendo DS
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 5.4 x 4.9 x 0.6
MPN: 32010
UPC: 013388320103
EAN: 0013388320103
ASIN: B000Q6J51S
Release Date: October 23, 2007
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: No APO/FPO. Brand New and Sealed. US Release. Most item will be shipped within 1 business day with tracking number and insurance.
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| Features:
| • | Play from the first person perspective through five intriguing new cases. Play as two lawyers - relive Mia's rookie days from the past and Phoenix's current cases in the present. | | • | Colorful cast of characters: Phoenix Wright - the game's main character who is an accomplished defense lawyer with a keen sense for discerning fact from fiction. Maya Fey - a bright young girl; Mia Fey - an ace attorney. | | • | Two distinct gameplay segments: Investigation phase - survey crime scenes, interview witnesses and gather evidence. Court phase - present findings from the investigation to support your case, listen to testimonies and examine witnesses. | | • | Psyche-Lock system: Break down tough witnesses with a series of correct questions or catch them on inconsistencies. | | • | Microphone can be used to yell "Objection!" and "Hold it!" as you cross examine witnesses. |
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Product Description
Players star as a defense attorney, who must prove a seemingly guilty client's innocence no matter how dire the circumstances may seem. Phoenix will face the toughest prosecutor yet as the mysterious hard-boiled Godot will try to take him down at any cost. You must collect evidence, survey crime scenes, weed through inconsistent testimonies and overcome corrupt agendas to ensure that justice prevails. With the return of the popular Psyche-Lock interrogation tool from the previous title, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Justice for All, you will have to overcome even more intense courtroom standoffs in order to close the case in Phoenix Wright: Trials and Tribulations. Godot, the mysterious, hard-boiled prosecutor makes his appearance Play as two lawyers, relive Mia's rookie days from the past and Phoenix's current cases in the present Investigation phase - Survey crime scenes, interview witnesses and gather evidence that will be used in court Court phase - Present findings from the investigation to support your case, listen to testimonies and examine witnesses Psyche-Lock system - Break down tough witnesses with a series of correct questions or catch them on inconsistencies Touch screen interface progresses players through the game Microphone can be used to yell Objection! and Hold it! as you cross examine witnesses
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| Customer Reviews: Read 19 more reviews...
Love It ! ! June 23, 2008
Okay I usually don't do this,but if your a fan of the phoenix wright games,I highly recommend this one,this one is my favorite on so far,I just moved on to Apollo Justice,they can be a bit talky at times but it's GOOD,really like the story line.
The best in the Series! June 21, 2008
Out of the entire phoenix wright game series, this is probably the best game through out (and the most violent). The new antagonist, Godot, can get a bit annoying after a while though. Otherwise, I have no complaints about this game!
One word; Amazing. June 19, 2008
I know most people out there are into the cliche characters in the video gaming industry; Mario, Peach, Luigi, Donkey Kong, and so forth. But the character I've come to favor the most is... Phoenix Wright! To be honest, I bought the first game because it was 1. Cheap (20 bucks!) and 2. Sounded cool. I've always been into law shows so I figured it might be a decent game at best, but what happened on accident has become a complete infatuation with the series. Capcom really out did themselves on the Phoenix Wright series as they allow players to be both detective and defense attorney while interweaving it with truly fascinating and compelling story lines. Trials and Tribulation consists of 5 cases, 2 relatively short ones, 2 normal length ones, and one giant case. Most would think this kind of game would be a breeze, but I liken it to something of an RPG where you have to bide your time to "level up" (in this case, investigate) so you can take on a "boss" (or.. Godot in this game). T.T. took me a great length of time to play and beat, which I couldn't be more pleased because in reality, cases don't just blow by. I though that T.T. was the best in the series because it goes back to basics and returns what made the first two games in the series so enjoyable to play; a charismatic protagonist, interesting supporting characters, fantastic game play, seemingly impossible to defend cases, and so forth. The difference is, this time around, 3 of the cases are tied together, enabling the player to see a greater picture of Phoenix's world and those around him. If possible, anybody with a DS must get this and the other games in the series... hundreds of thousands of people can't possibly be wrong!
Best of Series April 15, 2008
I personally own the whole series (the game got me hooked since the first AA came out), and I believe that this part of the series had the best story of them all. I thought that the other storylines and personalities created in the other three were fantastic, but this one had the most colorful and dramatic characters of them all, imo. Godot with his coffee addiction, Phoenix with his usual goofiness, and just everyone else within the game. You learn a lot more details that were left out in part 1 (Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, and you're practically drawn into a deeper storyline within this one.
I highly recommend the whole series without a doubt. I myself will be looking forward to the new Prosecutor series coming out along with the new Ace Attorney.
i cant believe it's over April 12, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was so sad to end this game. I made sure i dragged out the 5th case!
So, yes. What can i say? Obviously if you have the other 2 games then get this one too! i think they should definately be played in order otherwise you wont enjoy them as much. Getting to play Mia was amazing, even though her cases werent very long. Getting to play the other character (even though it's been revealed here who it is, i wont say) was even more amazing because that person is my favourite character. And new characters were very funny like the deluded detective 'Luke Atmey' (i liked the play on words with his name) and coffee obsessed Godot. although i wasnt sure of him at first. He wasnt so bad once i learned his story. The 5th and final case was absolutely amazing! It would be easy to get confused with that storyline but because it was so well written, any confusion was short lived and it all became very clear what was going on. And that's the key with the Phoenix Wright games, they are brilliantly written. I hope the Apollo Justice games are the same too. I will be playing that soon enough i'm sure!
Now, never before have i had to use 'walkthrough help' with these games, but on the 5th case, i did a tiny bit. but once i used it, i realised that i should of worked out what evidence needed presenting, so i was peeved at myself! So, at last, the game ended, and i got a bit choked to be honest. I have so enjoyed been in Phoenix's world, meeting Maya and Pearl and Mia and detective Gumshoe (a fab character) and Miles Edgeworth and the one who has been there causing trouble at some point in every game Larry Butz! He creases me up all the time. I shall definately miss all of them, and will enjoy re-playing the games forever! I just hope i can rely on Apollo Justice to bring some more characters i will love. Bye Phoenix and the gang. Thanks for the hours of enjoyment i had in your world. :)
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