Should have made it a GTO spinoff and call it Great Attorney Onizuka
I would play the shit out of that.
Now I'm a little more interested than before- let's hope the fact that it's Japanese based doesn't mean there will not be a western port later on.
[QUOTE=Magikoopa24;44653427]Now I'm a little more interested than before- let's hope the fact that it's Japanese based doesn't mean there will not be a western port later on.[/QUOTE]
I'm going to laugh so hard if they even attempt to change the setting to America during localization like the other games. There's just no way
[QUOTE=Octopod;44654791]I'm going to laugh so hard if they even attempt to change the setting to America during localization like the other games. There's just no way[/QUOTE]
Don't worry, they'll make it so that it's Phoenix's ancestors who worked and lived in a little china town on the outskirts of Los Angeles
[QUOTE=Octopod;44654791]I'm going to laugh so hard if they even attempt to change the setting to America during localization like the other games. There's just no way[/QUOTE]
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So does this mean the Wright saga is over?
[QUOTE=Octopod;44654791]I'm going to laugh so hard if they even attempt to change the setting to America during localization like the other games. There's just no way[/QUOTE]
Don't doubt it. They still went with it in Dual Destinies despite there only been one or two mentions of the English version being set in America in the original trilogy.
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[QUOTE=Mikemaximum;44655750]So does this mean the Wright saga is over?[/QUOTE]
It was a trilogy and it's been over for a decade. The original T&T game was out on GBA in 2004.
[QUOTE=Octopod;44654791]I'm going to laugh so hard if they even attempt to change the setting to America during localization like the other games. There's just no way[/QUOTE]
It adds to the strangeness of the series when they say its america, to be honest.
[QUOTE=mchapra;44656229]It adds to the strangeness of the series when they say its america, to be honest.[/QUOTE]
One of my favorite cases was the crime family in Apollo Justice. The wife was wearing a kimono but spoke with a Russian accent, the father was Italian, and the son talked like a street gangster. And they all lived in a traditional Japanese mansion in Los Angeles.
Honestly the only time it really sticks out is when they go to extremely Japanese places like shrines or old villages.
[QUOTE=chunkymonkey;44657843]Honestly the only time it really sticks out is when they go to extremely Japanese places like shrines or old villages.[/QUOTE]
you mean like half of justice for all
[QUOTE=elowin;44657858]you mean like half of ace attorney 2[/QUOTE]
yes
When I first played Ace Attorney I had no idea it was originally from Japan.
i hope they keep the japanese names, it would fit
as much as i'll miss names like sal manella, cammy meale, ini miney and (my fave) luke atmey
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