This is the fourth in a series of reviews on the Ace Attorney series, and I recommend reading the others before this. This post will contain spoilers for Apollo Justice and all the games preceding it. Thanks for reading! If Ace Attorney is said to have a controversial entry, I think Apollo Justice is that entry. Sure, games …
I'd suggest watching Pale Flower before reading this. The film was released on the Criterion Collection, but you might be able to find it elsewhere. So, admittedly this one is a bit odd. I tend to write about a set number of subjects on this blog that I don’t really deviate from; JRPGs, Ace Attorney and …
This is the third in a series of reviews on the Ace Attorney series, and I recommend reading the first two before this. This post will contain spoilers for the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney trilogy, and all games in the series may be spoiled in the footnotes. Thanks for reading! When asked about what my favourite game is, my …
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Happy Third Year Anniversary to toatali reviews! It's been a weird year for the site, but I'm currently happy with the way things are going (although I can't say I wouldn't like the viewing numbers to be a bit higher...) Thanks to everyone for reading and a special thanks to anyone who's stuck with me …
This is the second of a series of reviews on the Ace Attorney series, and I recommend reading the first one before this. This post will contain spoilers for Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice for All, and all games in the series may be spoiled in the footnotes. Thanks …
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I’ve been wanting to replay the Ace Attorney series and talk about it on this blog for a while, and while I’ve done two reviews and a sneaky mention before, I don’t think I can properly express my love for the series without a full-on series of critiques on each game. I’ve played each game …
Weapon Shop de Omasse is an interesting addition to the GUILD series because of who made it. While I’ve lauded the series as a way to give game creators space to make a small game with full creative control, Weapon Shop de Omasse gives that control to a Japanese comedian named Yoshiyuki Hirai. Hirai, who …
