I am curious about how the Forged Turnabout aka the Flashback case in Apollo Justice would go with our set of laws. It would be a great example for dealing with sketchy evidence.
The only way the next case after this could go (following the real rules) is that Mia Fey doesn't die but insteads prepares a lawsuit against Redd White for blackmail and illegal surveillance which starts by Mia Fey finding her phone tapped and office ransacked while she was out. It then starts with her calling the police and Detective Gumshoe being the first on the scene. Because she's a lot more cautious and smart in this version; she hid the evidence somewhere that Redd White wouldn't think to look and the papers and stuff survive.
Otherwise Phoenix gets disbarred in that case for all the stunts he pulls. He isn't supposed to be disbarred in canon until post game 3.
This was fun. Also, I noticed that this seems to have been created by people at UCI, which I have quite a few research paper coauthors at, so that was a nice coincidence. :)
Great game! I really enjoyed the realistic elements added to the game. Also nice to see the realistic aspects were simplified so it was still enjoyable to play through those segments.
Would love to see something like this for a trial with Edgeworth.
This was really fun! I haven't played Phoenix Wright before, but I really enjoyed the puzzle elements of the case and learning more about court proceedings.
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I am curious about how the Forged Turnabout aka the Flashback case in Apollo Justice would go with our set of laws. It would be a great example for dealing with sketchy evidence.
The only way the next case after this could go (following the real rules) is that Mia Fey doesn't die but insteads prepares a lawsuit against Redd White for blackmail and illegal surveillance which starts by Mia Fey finding her phone tapped and office ransacked while she was out. It then starts with her calling the police and Detective Gumshoe being the first on the scene. Because she's a lot more cautious and smart in this version; she hid the evidence somewhere that Redd White wouldn't think to look and the papers and stuff survive.
Otherwise Phoenix gets disbarred in that case for all the stunts he pulls. He isn't supposed to be disbarred in canon until post game 3.
This was fun. Also, I noticed that this seems to have been created by people at UCI, which I have quite a few research paper coauthors at, so that was a nice coincidence. :)
Great game! It's very fun to experience the real law system in Ace Attorney even if it's in a simplified and more enjoyable manner.
Great game, but it's pretty different from the original, maybe you can try to remake the actual one!
That's... literally the entire point in this remake?
Great game! I really enjoyed the realistic elements added to the game. Also nice to see the realistic aspects were simplified so it was still enjoyable to play through those segments.
Would love to see something like this for a trial with Edgeworth.
This was really fun! I haven't played Phoenix Wright before, but I really enjoyed the puzzle elements of the case and learning more about court proceedings.