From game creators Capcom comes the exciting story of Apollo Justice, a rookie lawyer, as he uncovers evidence from crime scenes and interrogates witnesses in order to present his case in court. With an interesting mix of supporting characters to help him, Apollo Justice will defend against top prosecutor Klavier Gavin in four compelling cases.
Created specifically for Nintendo DS, the T-rated game allows players to guide the young lawyer’s investigation through the touch screen. Once in t…
See moreFrom game creators Capcom comes the exciting story of Apollo Justice, a rookie lawyer, as he uncovers evidence from crime scenes and interrogates witnesses in order to present his case in court. With an interesting mix of supporting characters to help him, Apollo Justice will defend against top prosecutor Klavier Gavin in four compelling cases.
Created specifically for Nintendo DS, the T-rated game allows players to guide the young lawyer’s investigation through the touch screen. Once in the courtroom, players cross-examine the witnesses and plead their case to the hardliner judge. Superior graphics allow players to totally immerse themselves in the storyline. Players can also make use of the forensic tools to dust for fingerprints, test for trace chemicals or remix sound tracks to reveal hidden sounds. Although gathering mixed reviews due to the reportedly slow pacing in the story, Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney offers a satisfyingly interesting final case for die-hard fans.
See less"Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney" is an extremely tired and jaded release from Capcom. The series has been going for years, but has seen basically no new innovations.The 3D evidence is a mixed addition at best.If you are a big fan of the series, then you'll probably buy the game anyway, but if you wanted to try this kind of game out, you'd be much better off with the original game- it's pretty similar, has a storyline that requires no previous knowledge of the series, and... Read more
Phoenix Wright steps down for Apollo Justice, but that's about all that has changed in this series. Read more
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney returns gamers to this popular Japanese franchise on the Nintendo DS with the developers utilizing the capabilities of this unique gaming console via touch screen and microphone. In Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, gamers take control of Apollo Justice who is a suave attorney at law and happens to be reminiscent of the previous hero, Phoenix Wright. 1st fully new title in the series to be developed specifically for the Nintendo DS. Two distinct... Read more
DS-owners who've never worn a digital toga really have to try it. The Ace Attorney series is fascinating and quite special in gamesville and it still is, even in this newcomer called Apollo Justice. Old fans can expect what they're used to and more, because this part will be both recognizable and refreshing at the same time. The verdict? Buy, lend or rent that shit! If not, I'll take you to court! Read more
Ye Flask has been added to the court record. Read more
Too many cut scenes to click at. Read more
This customer did not write a text review. Recommends this product? Yes Age: 45 - 54 Gender: Female Has owned product for: 11 - 12 months Uses product: A few times per year Read more
May 19, 2008 - Apollo JUstice is basically a fantastic game. But it's only fantastic if you like Phoenix Wright. It is the same piont-and-click game play that we know and love with much more neew fetures like examining evidence in full 3-D, 3-D cutscenes, voice activation, and so on. The charcters are great as usual, and Apollo is just as likeable as Phoenix. As usual, each case plays out like a mystery novel that you control.All in all. Apollo Justice is great game that... Read more
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