Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy Review - "Guilty Of Being A Wonderful Collection"
screenrant.comNot one game, but three, are included in the remastered , offering a combined total of over 90 hours of mysteries and courtroom drama for sleuthing players to enjoy. Capcom's remastered trilogy featuring 's prodigy includes,, and along with many extras and updates. For the $50 price tag, evidence would show that there is a lot of entertainment value to be had in these courtroom text adventures.
The first in the collection,, is set seven years after Phoenix Wright's last infamous case. A young, rookie defense attorney by the name of Apollo Justice steps up for his first trial, a murder. Both of the subsequent games follow, giving an overview of Apollo's career and his time learning under Mr. Wright and the colorful cast of characters that enter the courtroom with them. Both in the courtroom and outside of it, players must investigate murders and solve mysteries by piecing together evidence to clear the client of wrongdoing.
This collection successfully compiles the 4th-6th entries in one compelling package.
Originally, the three games were released for the Nintendo 3DS and although Apollo's name is only in one of the titles, he is a particular focus of each of the games in this collection. Capcom has combined the three titles into one set that flows well, with an easy-to-use navigation sequence and updated HD graphics that make the text adventures come to life. The three games in the are as follows:
Title
Original Release
Description
2008
Apollo Justice is a rookie attorney making his debut in the courtroom by defending Phoenix Wright in a murder trial. Aided by Mr. Wright's magic-loving teenage daughter, Trucy, Apollo defends several cases over a few months, each with an interesting twist.
2013
Phoenix Wright takes the stage again, following an explosive accident that injures Apollo. Apollo and his new partner, Athena Cykes, go on to pursue justice while bringing an end to the «Dark Age of the Law».
2016
Phoenix and Apollo work together from opposite ends of the
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