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Bonnenouvelle pour les joueurs qui attendaient la version WiiWare de Phoenix Wright : Ace Attorney Justice For All : sa date de sortie vient d'être avancée au 15 février aux Etats-Unis et au Manageall your social networks in one place with AVG MultiMi par BetaNews le 18-07-2012 à 14:15. Social networks are great tools, but there are now so many of them it can be something of a nightmarish task keeping on top of all of them. Using the likes of Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn should be fun and rewarding, but if you use more than byRhakkar. DILLON, YOU SONOVA BITCH! (Commission) by valery91thunder. CapcomFrance confirme que Dual Destinies sera bien sous-titré en Français. Par ailleurs, Dual Destinies fera partie des jeux présentés par Capcom lors du prochain E3. Quelques images du jeu en langue anglaise ont par ailleurs été dévoilées, et plusieurs personnages ont désormais un artwork officiel et clean. 1. PhoenixWright Ace Attorney : Justice For All - Le gant (spoiler) Gamekult. 3:00. Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney : Trials and Tribulations - La belle prise au piège (spoiler) Gamekult. 2:06 . Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney : Justice For All - Orthographe (spoiler) Gamekult. 1:26. Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney : Trials and Tribulations - Miya passe à l'attaque Starstruck Rencontre Avec Une Star En Streaming Vf. 4 mars 2010 4 04 /03 /mars /2010 1142 Titre Ace Attorney Miles Edgeworth Investigations Genre Enquête/Aventure En une phrase Comment J'apprends ou révise l'Anglais en résolvant des Enquêtes parce que le jeu ne sera jamais traduit en français de toute façon!!» Avis perso Miles Edgeworth Investigations alias Banjamin Hunter est un bon titre mais surtout non traduit. Comme vous le savez sûrement déjà soit on attend un jeu en français pendant 2 ans après sa sortie au Japon, soit on l'attend moins longtemps, mais pas traduit. Edité et développé par CAPCOM, le titre est donc, en version Europe, uniquement en Anglais!. Perso je teste souvent les jeux en version US ayant un niveau plus que correcte, car les titres sont disponibles plus tôt. Pourtant, le choix de Capcom laisse perplexe, surtout quand on sait qu'il faut seulement quelques heures pour traduire un jeu. Volonté élististe de Capcom ou dédain envers le consommateur...? Toujours selon le principe de la série Phoenix Wright et Apollo Justice, vous défendez des boulets dont le stupidité incroyable et la maladresse les ont fait se mettre dans la position du suspect number one. Votre rôle de procureur vous pousserait plutôt a faire le contraire mais passons. Bien que soignée, j'ai trouvé la série moins charismatique et drôle que Phoenix Wright et Apollo Justice, on retrouve certains anciens perosnnages dans des rôles plus que secondaires et de nouveaux arrivent. Toutefois tout cela reste bien gentillet le fait de pouvoir se déplacer ou de faire son réquisitoire dans un avion, un parc d'attraction, etc, apporte un léger plus, mais rien de bien nouveau. Note perso 6/10 pour les anglophones. Je comprends la déception des joueurs, dont le niveau en Anglais, ne permet pas d'apprécier le titre. En effet le vocabulaire étant technique vocabulaire de justice, criminologie, enquêtes et les contre-interrogatoires jouant sur des détails, un bon niveau de compréhension est nécessaire. Et OUI, les noms des persos changent! Néanmois les soluces restent faciles à trouver. Sauf que ça reste quand même sans intérêt si on ne comprend pas l'anglais! Les Plus Graphismes soignés et impeccables. De nouvelles fonctionnalités ajoutées possibilité de se déplacer pour examiner en détail les lieux. La fonction "Logic" permettant de regrouper des élement pour en tirer des conclusions logiques, enquêtes et quelques personnages hauts en couleur. Peut-être un peu plus facile que les titres précédents. Les Moins Dipsonible soit en Anglais soit en Japonais. Au moins vous pouvez réviser vos cours. Pensez aux logiciels-dictionnaires gratuits! Le titre perd un peu du charme qu'il y avait avec les "Phoenix Wright" et le "Apollo Justice" voir le test. Les personnages sont moins nombreux, les enquêtes moins captivantes. Edit NB la maison mère de Capcom a été contactée par nos services pour s'expliquer sur cette version non traduite mais n'a pas souhaité nous répondre. Published by NinjD - TestJeuDS - dans Enquête-Refléxion Phoenix Wright Justice For All - Episode 3 Turnabout Big TopPart 1 InvestigationPart 2-1 TrialPart 2-2 TrialPart 3 InvestigationPart 4-1 TrialPart 4-2 TrialPart 1 InvestigationTopWright & Co. Law Offices- Move to the Detention CenterTalk to Max Galactica- Berry Big Circus- What happened- Meeting with Russell added after "What happened"- Present Attorney's Badge to Move to Wright & Co. Law & Co. Law Offices- Present Max Galactica to Maya to unlock- Move to Big Top Circus Entrance > Big Top.Big TopTalk to What happened- Regina- Present Max Galactica to Present Russell Berry to to "What's on your mind?"- Examine the ladder behind Regina Part of the Ladders Vs. Step-Ladders Achievement.- Move to Big Top - Ringmaster's Top - Ringmaster's Room- Examine the envelope Ringmaster's Papers added to Court Record.- Examine the posters Max G. Promo Poster added to Court Record.- Move to Lodging House - Plaza Big Top > Circus Entrance > Lodging House - Plaza.Lodging House - Plaza- Present Max Galactica to Gumshoe Silk Hat added to Court Record.Talk to Tomorrow's trial- What happened- Something unusual added after "What happened" Crime Photo added to Court Record- The eyewitness- Move to Circus EntranceTalk to What happened- Max Galactica- Ventriloquism- Move to Moe's Room Lodging House - Plaza > Moe's Room.Moe's RoomTalk to Berry Big Circus- What happened- Russell Berry added after "Berry Big Circus"- What you witnessed added after "What happened"- Present Max Galactica to Moe Circus Map added to Court Record.- Move to Big Top - Cafeteria Lodging House - Plaza > Circus Entrance > Big Top > Big Top - Cafeteria.Big Top - Cafeteria- Examine the broken bottle on the floor Broken Bottle added to Court Record.- Move to Detention Center Big top > Circus Entrance > Detention Center.Detention Center- Present Maya's Magatama to Present Ringmaster's Papers to Present Broken Bottle to Present Ben to to Meeting with Russell- "Shut him up" added after "Meeting with Russell"- Move to Big Top - Ringmaster's Room Circus Entrance > Big Top > Big Top - Ringmaster's Room.Big Top - Ringmaster's Room- Examine the trophy cabinet Trilo Quist added to Court Record.- Move to Big Top - Cafeteria Big Top > Big Top - Cafeteria.Big Top - Cafeteria- Present Trilo Quist to to What happened- Berry Big Circus- Flying Fraud added after "What happened"- Marriage added after "Berry Big Circus"- Move to Big TopTalk to Money the Monkey- Ben and Trilo- Proposal- Move to Moe's Room Circus Entrance > Lodging House - Plaza - Moe's Room.Moe's RoomTalk to Moe- Regina- Money the Monkey- Choose "Go with Moe"Acro's Room- Money the Monkey added to Court Examine the pile on the sofa Attorney's Badge and Ring added to Court Record.-Part 2-1 TrialTopWitness Testimony - Details of the Events - Cross-Examination- Russell's Autopsy Report added to Court Press Gumshoe on the statement "The night of the crime, snow was falling until 940 PM, making it extremely cold out."- Press Gumshoe on the statement "The victim was found bent over a wooden box dead as a doornail." Wooden Box added to Court Record- Choose "About the contents" Small Seasoning Bottle added to Court Record- Press Gumshoe on the statement "The cause of death was blunt force trauma that snapped a vertebrae in his neck."Witness Testimony - What You Witnessed - Cross-Examination- Press Trilo on the statement "He was the only one heading that way... How could that punk not be the killer!?"- Choose "Ben only saw Max?"- Present Russell Press Trilo on the statement "Then the police showed up, and took magic boy away."- Present Regina Testimony - About the Proposal - Cross-Examination- Press Trilo on the statement "I even had something to give to her..."- Choose "Push on anyway"- Present Ring to the statement "In the end, I wasn't able to give it to her, so I've still got it in my pocket!"- Choose "Ben's testimony has a flaw."Witness Testimony - Witnessing Max - Cross-Examination- Present Broken Bottle to the statement "I said "good evening" to him, but he didn't even acknowledge my presence!"- Choose "He saw a different person."- Present Russell 2-2 TrialTopWitness Testimony - What You Witnessed - Cross-Examination- Press Moe on the statement "I thought I'd go straight to sleep, but before I did, I glanced out the window."- Choose "Keep pressing"- Press Moe on the statement "I kept watching them and, all of a sudden, Max clonked the Ringmaster over the head!"- Choose "Of course I do!"Witness Testimony - The Silhouette - Cross-Examination- Present Max G. Promo Poster to the statement His silk hat. That black cloak. They were all there!"Witness Testimony - The Silhouette, Part 2 - Cross-Examination- Present Silk Hat to the statement "He was wearing it the entire time that he was on the scene!- Present Crime Testimony - The Truth - Cross-Examination- Choose "He's telling the truth."-Part 3 InvestigationTopWright & Co. Law Offices- Move to the Detention CenterTalk to Night of the murder- Today's trial- Grand Prix added after "Today's trial" Grand Prix Photo added to Court Record- Move to Lodging House - Plaza Circus Entrance > Lodging House - Plaza.- Move to Big Top - Cafeteria Circus Entrance > Big Top > Big Top - Cafeteria.Big Top - Cafeteria- Present Grand Prix Photo to to Today's trial- What you witnessed- Max's Bust Max G. Bust added to Court Record- What changed added after "Max's Bust" Note added to Court Record- Move to Detention Center Big Top > Circus Entrance > Detention Center.Detention Center- Present Note to Move to Big Top - Ringmaster's Room Circus Entrance > Big Top > Big Top - Ringmaster's Room.Big Top - Ringmaster's Room- Examine the tailcoat in the corner Note updated in Court Record.- Move to Lodging House - Plaza Big Top > Circus Entrance > Lodging House - Plaza.Lodging House - PlazaTalk to von Tomorrow's trial- "Revenge"- Miles Edgeworth added after "Revenge"- Edgeworth's death- Move to Acro's RoomTalk to Berry Big Circus- Wheelchair- What happened- What you witnessed added after "What happened"- Move to Big Top Lodging House - Plaza > Circus Entrance > Big Top.Big TopTalk to Russell Berry- Money the Monkey- Choose "Gladly!"- Present Note to Regina Note updated in Court Record.- Move to Moe's Room Circus Entrance > Lodging House - Plaza - Moe's Room- Choose "Give it back, monkey-brain!" Stage Costume added to Court Record.- Move to Big Top Lodging House - Plaza > Circus Entrance > Big Top.Big Top- Present Stage Costume to to Léon Léon added to Court Record.- Move to Big Top - top - CafeteriaTalk to Berry Big Circus- "Get over it"? added after "Berry Big Circus"- Present Maya's Magatama to Present Léon to Present Acro to to "Get over it?"- Acro's brother added after "Get over it?"- Move to Acro's Room Big Top > Circus Entrance > Lodging House - Plaza > Acro's Room.Acro's Room- Present Maya's Magatama to Present Léon to Present Bat to Present Regina Berry to Present Note to to Wheelchair- Regina and Bat added after "Wheelchair"-Part 4-1 TrialTopWitness Testimony - What I Witnessed - Cross-Examination- Press Acro on the statement "It was Max Galactica... I only saw him from behind, but that's who it looked like."- Choose "There is a contradiction".- Present Silk Hat. - Choose "Acro is the real culprit".- Choose "Of course he didn't".- Choose Acro 3F on the Choose "Present evidence".- Present Max G. Testimony - Acro's Physical State - Cross-Examination- Present Wooden Box to the statement "That makes it impossible for me to have known the location of the Ringmaster's head."- Choose "The weight of the box".- Choose "I remember".- Present Money the Present Max G. Present Russell Present Silk 4-2 TrialTop- Scarf added to Court RecordWitness Testimony - About the Ringmaster - Cross-Examination- Choose "No need to question him now".- Choose "I can't provide one".- Present Regina Present Choose "I know all about Present Small Seasoning Present Choose "It was more than that".- Present Choose "See how things work out first".- Choose "Somewhere in this courtroom".- Choose "The witness stand".- Choose "I don't think so".- Present completing the episode, you'll unlock Find anything you think is wrong with this walkthrough? Help us fix it by posting in its Walkthrough Thread. This walkthrough is the property of This walkthrough and any content included may not be reproduced without written permission. and its users have no affiliation with any of this game's creators or copyright holders and any trademarks used herein belong to their respective owners. This article contains information from the unofficial English translation patch for Gyakuten Kenji 2. Owing to the lack of an official translation of the Japan-only Gyakuten Kenji 2, the information and names in this article come from the unofficial English translation patch known as Ace Attorney Investigations Miles Edgeworth Prosecutor's Path. More information on this can be found here. If you have personal experience with the item of media in question, you can help the Ace Attorney Wiki by improving on this article. Please heed the manual of style when adding information. I received a request from a key individual. To take the President's life... Episode 1 Turnabout Target is the first case in Gyakuten Kenji 2. It is set about two weeks after Turnabout Ablaze, the final case of the previous game. In this episode, Miles Edgeworth and Dick Gumshoe reunite with Kay Faraday while investigating an unsuccessful assassination attempt on the president of Zheng Fa at Gourd Lake. During the investigation, Edgeworth reunites with an old enemy of his, and later has to investigate the murder of the president's lead bodyguard. This case was created to feel very large and important, like a final case. A demo of the game featuring a part of the case was showcased at the 2010 Tokyo Game Show, and later released on the official website. Beginning[] Huang delivering his speech. Edgeworth arrives. The scene on the lake. March 25 The president of Zheng Fa, Di-Jun Huang, arrived on his plane at Gourd Lake Nature Park for a most momentous occasion. As a crowd cheered on, the president delivered a speech thanking the prosecutor's office for helping to rid his country of the Cohdopian smuggling ring. However, he said that the battle had not yet been won, and he defiantly declared that justice would prevail over all evil. At that moment, a gunshot was heard. In the ensuing panic, the president's bodyguards rushed to protect the president. Meanwhile, the Chief Prosecutor ordered Miles Edgeworth to arrive at the scene, saying that if anyone could unravel what had happened, it was him. 246 PM A newspaper article about the special visit by the president. By the time Edgeworth arrived, the crowd had been contained in the audience area. Detective Dick Gumshoe rushed to Edgeworth's side as soon as he saw him. Gumshoe handed Edgeworth a newspaper article that had been written in anticipation of the president's arrival, which included a photo of the president. The two then had a preliminary discussion of the case. The president had been targeted with a gun, but security had been flawless. Edgeworth concluded that the assassination attempt had been premeditated. He also found out that the president had used a private security company to protect him, rather than police from Zheng Fa's government. The popped Steel Samurai balloon. A woman from the audience called out and asked what was Edgeworth going to do next. Gumshoe answered by explaining the process of logic that Edgeworth had used. Edgeworth then investigated a Zheng Fa flag and a popped Steel Samurai balloon on the right side of the stage relative to the entrance to the audience area and found that the balloon had been popped and the flag had a gunshot hole. Edgeworth deduced that a bullet may have been shot from the left side of the audience to hit both objects. However, this could only be confirmed if two gunshots had been fired. Her identity[] Just as Edgeworth set out to confirm the number of gunshots, the woman from the audience called out again, and Edgeworth reluctantly decided to talk to her. She introduced herself as Nicole Swift. Swift told Edgeworth that she had information about the assassination attempt, which caught Edgeworth's interest, but Swift refused to give up her information unless Edgeworth gave up information on himself. Edgeworth was undeterred, however, as he would obtain the information by reading into Swift's behavior, like outwitting an opponent in chess. He would wait or apologize while Swift was agitated, and then she would eventually calm down and reveal information to Edgeworth accidentally. Through this, Edgeworth learned that Swift was a reporter. Information about the case[] When Edgeworth asked whether Swift had witnessed the incident, he used the same technique of biding his time, and Swift eventually revealed that she had heard gunshots. Edgeworth then inquired about the content of Swift's coverage. He said that Swift must have gathered material for her article, and he waited until Swift mentioned a tape recorder. Edgeworth jumped on this opportunity to demand that he listen to the tape. Defeated, Swift admitted that she had recorded the speech, along with her own commentary. The recording had caught the sounds of two people talking during the president's speech, as well as two gunshots at the moment in question. This confirmed Edgeworth's hypothesis about the trajectory of one of the bullets. Gumshoe and Swift cleared the left side of the audience so that Edgeworth could investigate. Edgeworth noticed afterward that Swift had gotten mud on her parka, but Swift said that this was not a problem, as she could just flip her parka inside-out. Investigation of the audience area[] Kay Faraday's first photo. A red hooded figure can be seen in the crowd. Edgeworth ordered Gumshoe to search through a trashcan in the area. Gumshoe found a bag, which turned out to contain plans for the security of the event, including the surnames of the two bodyguards, "Rooke" and "Knightley". Gumshoe also found a 6-shot revolver inside the bag. Edgeworth examined the gun to find two empty bullet chambers and a laser pointer attached to the revolver. Edgeworth wondered whether the laser pointer had been used to aim at the president. A surprisingly quick fingerprint analysis turned up nothing. Kay Faraday's second photo, showing the moments after the assassination attempt. A laser is still pointed at the president's forehead. Edgeworth turned his attention to a cameraman. Unfortunately, the stampeding crowd had destroyed all camera footage of the event. Just then, Kay Faraday appeared. She revealed that she had taken three photos one during the speech, another when the bodyguards had sprung into action, and a final photo showing the chaos in the crowd. Edgeworth noticed a red dot on the president's forehead in the second photo, which did not exist in the photo from the newspaper article. Edgeworth deduced that the red dot was actually the laser sight. Edgeworth then examined the first photo and he noticed a red-coated figure with a laser in his hands. The third photo showed the same red-coated figure, who was escaping toward the right side of the audience area. Kay Faraday's third photo. A red hooded figure can be seen in the crowd. The investigation proceeded to a Samurai Dogs stand, where Edgeworth found a red raincoat hidden underneath and a red button nearby. Edgeworth noticed that the coat's right sleeve was inside out and had a button missing. He concluded that the wearer had taken the coat off in a hurry, though this did not explain why the left sleeve was not the same way. An examination of the left side of the coat revealed a bloodstain. Edgeworth surmised that the wearer had been injured in the left arm, and couldn't fit the left arm through the left sleeve in the first place, which was why the left sleeve was undisturbed. 327 PM The red-hooded man. Gumshoe went to look for anyone who had been injured in the left arm. He found one "John Doe", an alleged ice cream salesman, whose left arm was bandaged and in a sling. Edgeworth informed Doe about the situation and asked him to testify. Doe's testimony[] Questioning John Doe. Doe argued that, even though the owner of the raincoat was suspicious, it did not mean that the owner was injured. Doe also claimed that he used an umbrella. Edgeworth countered that the raincoat had blood inside it, which meant that the owner was injured. At this, Doe admitted that he had worn the red raincoat during the speech, but that did not mean that he was the only person wearing a red coat. Doe testified again, insisting that he was just an ice cream salesman who was listening to the president's speech. He said that he was surprised to see the bodyguards take action so quickly just before the gunshot rang out. Edgeworth pressed him on this, and Doe specified that he had noticed the bodyguard on the left side in particular, a "Mr. Ethan Rooke". Edgeworth pounced on this, saying that Doe could not possibly have known Ethan Rooke's given name, since even the security plans did not use the bodyguards' given names. Doe claimed that he was previously acquainted with Rooke, and that his was a name that he would never forget. Edgeworth continued to try to pin something on Doe, but nothing would stick. The crowd had started to become rowdy, and fellow prosecutor Winston Payne impatiently told Edgeworth to arrest Doe. However, Doe then revealed that he had seen another person wearing a red coat, who had aimed a laser pointer at the president. Doe claimed that he had discarded his raincoat in fear that he would be confused with the suspicious individual that he had seen. This suspect had been standing behind Winston Payne. Doe then said he had noticed a something strange about what the investigation had turned up. Edgeworth realized that Doe was talking about Swift's tape recording. The two people talking during the president's speech were Winston Payne and the Chief Prosecutor. However, Swift was nowhere to be seen in Faraday's first photo. Swift was now suspect. Swift's testimony[] Swift insisted that she had been constantly moving during the speech, and that Faraday had simply taken the photo when she was not behind Payne. However, Edgeworth countered that the tape recording and the photo had been taken at the same time. The photo depicted President Huang raising his fist into the air, and Swift's commentary in the recording also mentioned this dramatic gesture. This meant that Swift had to be the one in the red hood. While the raincoat did indeed belong to John Doe, Edgeworth realized that the red-hooded coat in the photo was, in fact, Swift's parka turned inside-out. Swift then desperately insisted that she was not the assassin, and she was about to explain her actions when she was suddenly interrupted. The president's other personal bodyguard, Horace Knightley, appeared. He informed everyone that President Huang was safe and sound. However, Ethan Rooke, the head bodyguard, had been killed protecting the president. He was intending on questioning Swift, now the prime suspect, inside the plane. When Edgeworth asked Knightley for permission to investigate the plane and interview the president, Knightley replied that President Huang had handed the authority of the investigation over to the Zheng Fa police. There was nothing that Edgeworth could do to change this, since defying the president would cause an international incident. Suddenly, John Doe attacked Knightley and held a knife to his neck. Knightley revealed that "John Doe" was really the famed assassin Shelly de Killer. De Killer admitted that a curious individual had indeed requested the assassination of the president. He told Knightley to relinquish investigative authority back to Edgeworth, claiming that he and Rooke had a special connection and he wanted to know the truth behind Rooke's death. Edgeworth wondered why de Killer would go through the trouble of taking Knightley hostage just to allow him to investigate the president's plane. Edgeworth accepted this development, but he secretly instructed Gumshoe to use the time bought by the investigation to have the police surround the plane. End[] Investigation of the plane[] 415 PM The real crime scene. When the six of them entered the plane, they found Rooke's corpse on the floor, with his attache case nearby. President Huang was hiding in an adjacent, locked room for security. Edgeworth examined the body to find that the fatal bullet had gone below the armpit, which Rooke's bulletproof vest had left vulnerable. However, the bullet was missing. Edgeworth examined Rooke's gun and found that it was fully loaded; Rooke had been killed before he could fire any shots. After Knightley confirmed that all of the bodyguards had been issued the same gun model from Zheng Fa, Edgeworth remembered the laser sighted gun that they had found outside, and he realized that it was of the same model as the one issued to the bodyguards. De Killer attacks Knightley. Edgeworth examined the president's desk and found a set of documents, which Faraday suggested he should examine. They found an older version of the security plans. Oddly enough, the new plans had the "Rook" and "Knight" switched, as well as eight more bodyguards on the stage. Knightley explained that the plans had been changed because, two days prior to the speech, de Killer, trying to fulfill his assassination contract, had slipped by in a bodyguard's suit. When the time had come, he had quickly incapacitated Knightley by grabbing his neck. However, Rooke had foiled de Killer's attack by twisting and shooting his left arm. This explained Knightley's and de Killer's injuries, as well as de Killer's respect for Rooke. The plan had been altered so that only Rooke and Knightley were on the stage with the president, and the positions of two had been switched because Knightley could not turn his head to the right. The president's bulletproof vest was also on the desk, with a bullet embedded in it. Faraday noted that this did not make sense, since there had been only two gunshots during the speech. Edgeworth deduced that Rooke and the president had been hit by the same bullet. Edgeworth suggested that the bullet in the president's vest be examined for ballistic markings, but Knightley informed him that the bullet was too flattened to make that possible. De Killer's escape. Behind the desk was a set of eight security monitors in a 3x3 grid pattern. A stuffed doll and some glass shards inhabited the space where a ninth monitor would go, and Edgeworth wondered whether there was supposed to be a ninth monitor. Suddenly, de Killer, satisfied with the progress of the investigation, decided to make his escape. Even though they tried to stop him, he fled using the emergency exit before he could be apprehended. He left behind his calling card, but he kept the identity of his client secret. However, it was obvious that he wasn't the one who had killed Rooke. Taking over the investigation[] 445 PM The balloon before it was shot. Afterward, Di-Jun Huang arrived on the scene along with two other bodyguards. He had been following Edgeworth's investigation, but he forcefully demanded that Edgeworth leave the investigation to the Zheng Fa police, as had been intended before de Killer's intervention. He had Knightley confiscate all the evidence that Edgeworth had gathered. Edgeworth, unwilling to back down at that point, decided on a careful negotiation, just as he had done with Nicole Swift. When the president displayed his defiant bravado, Edgeworth would back off and let Huang continue to speak until he revealed crucial information. Edgeworth asked to confirm that the investigation was going to be handed over to the Zheng Fa police, being careful to emphasize that he was just asking for confirmation, and letting the president have his say. Huang told Edgeworth that being on his plane was tantamount to being on Zheng Fa soil. Edgeworth then asked why Huang was taking away his investigative rights. He deduced that the president was attempting to claim extraterritorial rights inside the plane. This left Huang unsettled, and he admitted that Edgeworth was correct. [] Edgeworth asked whether the president was being somewhat forceful in his declaration of extraterritorial rights. Once again, Huang was forceful at first, but then said that it was not forcefulness, but rather, his authority as president, which he claimed gave him the right to arrest Swift. Edgeworth said nothing, while Huang explained that Swift was the only suspect because the shooting had happened outside the plane. Edgeworth then moved to question the validity of the president's claims. He carefully explained that he simply wished to save Swift from the false charges being laid against her, but Huang insisted that international law was unshakable on this matter. Edgeworth disagreed the gun had come from outside the plane, so the extraterritorial laws did not apply to the investigation. Thus, Edgeworth retained his investigative authority and all evidence was returned. He asked for the president's testimony on the incident. President's testimony[] Huang testified that he had seen his bodyguards rush out in front of him, and then he had heard a gunshot and a red balloon bursting. However, Edgeworth told him that a Steel Samurai balloon, not an ordinary red balloon, had burst. Knightley explained that the red balloon that was supposed to be there had burst, so the bodyguards had hastily borrowed a Steel Samurai balloon from a "poser" and converted the pants into a makeshift balloon. The president added that he could not see the balloon clearly because the wind had caused the flags on the stage to flutter and obstruct his view. Edgeworth realized that this completely changed his deductions on the first bullet's trajectory. The shot had to have come from the stage, where Knightley was standing. Faraday's photos confirmed that the flags had been fluttering at the moment of the shooting. However, the bullet's trajectory also meant that Knightley could not be the assassin, since he had shot away from the president. Edgeworth considered the fact that Knightley had shot the balloon. He deduced that the positions of the two bodyguards had been changed so that Knightley could shoot a balloon despite his inability to turn his head to the right. He also remembered that the plans had been changed on the president's orders. Knowing that the shooting had been premeditated, he realized the reason behind all of the suspicious events that had occurred prior to and during the shooting. The whole assassination attempt was a setup. Knightley had shot twice toward the balloon to cause a panic in the crowd and make it seem as if one of the bullets had hit the president. The bullet in the president's bulletproof vest had been faked, prepared beforehand to "prove" that the president had escaped death. This could be confirmed by testing the bullet for Rooke's blood. Swift had been part of the plot as well, as the "assassin", but she had not actually fired any shots. Huang suddenly let out all of the air he was holding inside him, revealing himself as a gluttonous and chubby man, a far cry from the muscular figure that he had posed as before. Knightley, however, was not willing to give up, and he pointed out that the audience would have seen him shoot the balloon. Edgeworth responded that Knightley could have just used his attache case to hide what he was doing. When Knightley demanded evidence for Edgeworth's story, Swift spoke up, revealing a laser pointer, despite Knightley's attempts to intimidate her. Three days prior to the president's speech, the Zheng Fa embassy had asked her to come to the event wearing a red hood, and aim a laser at the president's forehead, in exchange for a special interview with the president. At this point, Huang had no choice but to admit that he had faked the assassination attempt because of declining popularity. He had wanted to look like a hero to his people. However, de Killer's appearance meant that somebody had tried to make the fake assassination real. Huang also mentioned that the plan didn't involve Rooke, since he was an honest man and refused to even cooperate with the plan. So, the president had instead entrusted the plan to Knightley. He wondered why Rooke's life had been taken, when the whole thing was fake. He said that Rooke was an outstanding bodyguard, even though he wasn't from Zheng Fa, and that he had the president's utmost trust and true regret for his loss. Knightley, however, had a very different opinion of his co-worker, saying that Rooke had run away from the president's proposal, while he had agreed to it. Knightley intended to take over the leadership of the president's bodyguards and concoct more perfect plans like the fake assassination. Edgeworth pointed out that his "perfect plan" had failed, but Knightley insisted that his plan would have succeeded if Rooke hadn't died. He admitted to shooting the balloon but said that the real assassin had fired the second shot. Since de Killer intended to attack the president with a knife, he argued that the real assassin was Swift. Knightley's testimony[] The shooting of Rooke. Knightley claimed that Swift had tried to assassinate the president using the gun that had been found in the trash. Edgeworth pointed out that the gun in the trash had been fired twice. This pointed to the conclusion that the real killer had planted the gun in the trash to implicate Swift. Edgeworth argued that Knightley had fired a third shot at Rooke inside the soundproofed plane, while Huang was in the security room. The president admitted that he had been hiding under his bed, covering his ears, and had not even turned the power on. Even though the assassination plan was fake, he had been terrified at the sound of gunshots. Knightley had taken this opportunity to kill Rooke. When Knightley asked for evidence of this, Edgeworth argued that, since there was no chance to throw out the fatal bullet out, it had to be somewhere in the cabin, other than the president's bulletproof vest, which had already been ruled out. He remembered that one of the surveillance monitors was missing, and he realized that it had been struck by the bullet. He called a search while Knightley pleaded with the president to stop the investigation. Huang, however, wanted to know the truth behind Rooke's death. A broken monitor with a bloody bullet inside was indeed found, and forensics confirmed that the blood on the bullet was Rooke's and the fingerprints on it belonged to Knightley, but also that the ballistic markings on the bullet matched that of the pistol found in the audience, which had a laser scope attached to it. Knightley's logic[] Knightley manipulating the gun. Knightley argued that the ballistic markings matched the gun, so there was no doubt. Faraday suggested that perhaps something was wrong with the "decisive evidence", and Edgeworth began to question the gun. He remembered that Knightley had an opportunity to tamper with his evidence, and he realized that Knightley had switched the gun from the trash with his own gun by transferring the laser sight from one to the other. Knightley continued that the bullet that killed Rooke had been fired from the gun from the trash. However, Edgeworth now knew that this was not true. Knightley insisted that Edgeworth had no evidence for his claims. However, Edgeworth once again presented the gun with the laser sight, and he said that he could just check it for fingerprints. While Knightley had handled the gun, there should not be any fingerprints on the bullets. However, Knightley had to load an extra bullet into the gun to hide the fact that it had fired three times. Therefore, fingerprints on the bullets would prove that the gun belonged to him. Confronted with the evidence, Knightley furiously twirled his gun until it flew up and sent a cascade of souvenirs crashing on his head. Apparently, he hated Rooke and was jealous of his position. He wanted to be the leader, and he hoped that he would finally get promoted to head bodyguard. He insisted that his assassination plan was perfect. Aftermath[] 512 PM After the arrest, the president made another admission. He had realized that Knightley was brimming with hatred for Rooke and he was anxious about asking him to go through with the fake assassination. Knightley had probably sensed the anxiety in the president, which had given him the impetus for murder. Edgeworth told Huang that the fake assassination was still a crime. Huang apologized for this and said that he had to take responsibility for his actions. Before he left, he told Edgeworth, Faraday and Gumshoe that he would be staying only for a little while longer, and that if any of them wanted to visit Zheng Fa, they would be always welcome. Meanwhile, Swift was cleared of all suspicion of murder. However, she was still responsible for being an accomplice to the fake assassination attempt and for giving false testimony about the incident. Edgeworth then said that the case was still not over. There was one question left open who Shelly de Killer's client was and why he wanted the president dead. De Killer's request wasn't carried out, though Edgeworth was glad that it didn't grow into an even more serious incident. The case made news all over the country. It was reported in the media that Edgeworth would prosecute in Knightley's trial. Everyone heard about the case, and everyone was talking about it, but the game had only just begun... References to other cases[] The case takes place at Gourd Lake. Along with the popped Steel Samurai balloon, this is a reference to Turnabout Goodbyes. During his breakdown, The Thinker clock The First Turnabout & Turnabout Sisters, a Blue Badger doll, Mr. Ifly Turnabout Airlines and a box of Samurai Dogs Turnabout Ablaze fell on Knightley's head. References to pop culture English fan translation[] When examining the gas masks in the President's plane, Kay comments about the Jammin' Ninja, mentioning a villain with a "poison-tongue" called "Saimon Kowal". This is likely a reference to British television judge and producer Simon Cowell, who is well known for his sharp-tongued criticism towards contestants. Notes[] Despite de Killer's signature shell design being clearly visible on his "ice cream salesman" clothing, neither Edgeworth nor any other law enforcement officer on the scene seemed to recognize it. This is odd considering that Edgeworth was able to instantly recognize the design on one of the assassin's calling cards in Farewell, My Turnabout. Knightley is the only character in the series to survive being struck by The Thinker clock, though he would still be killed afterward, becoming the first culprit to become a murder victim. Ace Attorney game episodes The First Turnabout Turnabout Sisters Turnabout Samurai Turnabout Goodbyes Rise from the Ashes The Lost Turnabout Reunion, and Turnabout Turnabout Big Top Farewell, My Turnabout Turnabout Memories The Stolen Turnabout Recipe for Turnabout Turnabout Beginnings Bridge to the Turnabout Turnabout Trump Turnabout Corner Turnabout Serenade Turnabout Succession Turnabout Countdown The Monstrous Turnabout Turnabout Academy The Cosmic Turnabout Turnabout for Tomorrow Turnabout Reclaimed The Foreign Turnabout The Magical Turnabout The Rite of Turnabout Turnabout Storyteller Turnabout Revolution Turnabout Time Traveler Turnabout Visitor Turnabout Airlines The Kidnapped Turnabout Turnabout Reminiscence Turnabout Ablaze Turnabout Target The Imprisoned Turnabout The Inherited Turnabout The Forgotten Turnabout The Grand Turnabout The Adventure of the Great Departure The Adventure of the Unbreakable Speckled Band The Adventure of the Runaway Room The Adventure of the Clouded Kokoro The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story The Adventure of the Blossoming Attorney The Memoirs of the Clouded Kokoro The Return of the Great Departed Soul Twisted Karma and His Last Bow The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo On a Dark and Stormy Night English Turnabout Mysterious Labyrinthia The Fire Witch The Great Witch The Golden Court A Taste of Despair Secrets of the Underground Ruins The Story's End The Final Witch Trial The Last Inquisitor The First Story Background cases & special episodes DL-6 Incident PW Class trial PW SL-9 Incident PW Death of Magnifi Gramarye AJ UR-1 Incident DD Khura'in royal residence fire SoJ KG-8 Incident AAI IS-7 Incident GK2 SS-5 Incident GK2 Professor Killings GAA2 Legendary Fire PLvsPW Phoenix Wright Asinine Attorney Apollo Justice Asinine Attorney SoJ "In the Defendants' Antechamber" "In a First-Class Cabin" "At the British Supreme Court" "In Sholmes's Suite" "At Naruhodo's Legal Consultancy" "In Mr. Natsume's Room" "On Briar Road" "In the Bailey" GAA Asinine Attorney Japan Asinine Attorney England GAA2 Reunion London Another Visit Flour Everywhere At the Market Awkward Moments Making Money Tavern Tale Festival Fever Shady Types Fire Festival A Fond Farewell PLvsPW watch 0253 GTA The Criminal Enterprises - The Loop Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy 逆転裁判123成歩堂セレクション Gyakuten Saiban 123 Naruhodō Selection; lit. "Turnabout Trial 123 Wright Selection" is a updated game compilation of the first three games in the Ace Attorney series Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney, Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney - Justice for All, and Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations. Initially released on the Nintendo 3DS, it is a graphical upgrade to the Nintendo DS and WiiWare versions of the trilogy, much like the Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy HD compilation for mobile devices. The compilation also makes slight adjustments to localized scripts, including typo fixes. A new drama CD was bundled with limited edition versions of the Japanese versions of the game.[1] Another version, again brandishing HD graphics, has also been released on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and Steam. Nintendo 3DS version[] Promotional artwork. The game was revealed on January 23, 2014, and released on April 17 of the same year in Japan. The game was later announced for a Western release in the winter period as part of Capcom's reveals for E3 2014, and, like Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies, is only available via digital distribution on the Nintendo 3DS eShop. In all regions, the game features the option to switch from Japanese to English. Home console and PC versions[] The game compilation was later released with redone HD graphics and interface for the Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC via Steam in 2019. While this is not the first time an Ace Attorney game has been officially released on a system that is not from Nintendo, this is the first time it has been released on a non-Nintendo home console system, as well as the first time a non-Japanese version has been released on PC. This release later added localizations in French, German, Korean, Traditional and Simplified Chinese, making it the first time since the Nintendo DS releases that these games are made available in other languages besides English and Japanese. Versions for iOS and Android[] In March 2022, Capcom announced that it would be removing Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy HD from app stores and replacing it with an updated version released in 2019. Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy released international for iOS and Android on June 10, 2022. Achievements[] In the home console and Steam releases, there are multiple achievements available to get, many of which are carried over from the Trilogy HD release. The First Turnabout Clear of PW AA. Turnabout Sisters Clear of PW AA. Turnabout Samurai Clear of PW AA. Turnabout Goodbyes Clear of PW AA. Rise from the Ashes Clear of PW AA. ​The Lost Turnabout Clear of PW AA - JFA. Reunion, and Turnabout Clear of PW AA - JFA. Turnabout Big Top Clear of PW AA - JFA. Farewell, My Turnabout Clear of PW AA - JFA. Turnabout Memories Clear of PW AA - T&T. The Stolen Turnabout Clear of PW AA - T&T. Recipe for Turnabout Clear of PW AA - T&T. Turnabout Beginnings Clear of PW AA - T&T. Bridge to the Turnabout Clear of PW AA - T&T. First Steps Start playing PW AA Trilogy. Please Turn In Your Badge Answer "Mia Fey" when asked who the defendant is. PW AA, Ep. 1 Secret Weapons Three Borrow all of Gumshoe's secret weapons. PW AA, Ep. 4 Lunchbox Specialist Check out every lunchbox Angel Starr has to offer. PW AA, Ep. 5 Mind Your Own Business, Pal! Press Gumshoe about "they were even talking about marriage." JFA, Ep. 1 Um, Lotta Hair, Was It? Reply with "Lotta Hair" when talking to Lotta. JFA, Ep. 2 Naruhodo A. Wrighto Present Max's profile to Maya. JFA, Ep. 3 Judge Wackner Press Oldbag's claim that "it was the Nickel Samurai that I saw!" JFA, Ep. 4 Justice Ill Served Get the bad ending in PW AA - Justice For All. JFA, Ep. 4 Beware, Your Honor! Press Dahlia's claim that "Feenie pushed him twice." T&T, Ep. 1 Smells Like Oldbag Examine everything with even a whiff of Oldbag on it. T&T, Ep. 2 Jean's Foreign Language Course Learn all of Armstrong's fancy foreign words. T&T, Ep. 3 Violetta's Home-Made Donuts Get a donut offered to Phoenix by Viola. T&T, Ep. 3 I Hate Childhood Friends As Edgeworth, hear all of his and Larry's childhood tales. T&T, Ep. 5 Ladders Vs. Step-Ladders Get every ladder vs. step-ladder conversation in PW AA Trilogy. A Lawyer Only Cries Once It's All Over Clear all of PW AA Trilogy. Gallery[] Ace Attorney Trilogy Japanese logoPromotional artwork wide screenLimited Nintendo 3DS Japanese box artNintendo Switch Japanese box artPlayStation 4 Japanese box artiOS app icon Reception[] Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy received "generally favorable" reviews on Metacritic getting a metascore of 80/100 on PC,[2] PS4[3] and Xbox One,[4] 81/100 on Nintendo Switch[5] and 3DS.[6] References[] ↑ [1] Capcom. Retrieved on 2014-04-05. ↑ Metascore for Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy on PC Metacritic, Retrieved March 27, 2020 ↑ Metascore for Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy on PS4 Metacritic, Retrieved March 27, 2020 ↑ Metascore for Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy on Xbox One Metacritic, Retrieved March 27, 2020 ↑ Metascore for Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy on Nintendo Switch Metacritic, Retrieved March 27, 2020 ↑ Metascore for Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy on 3DS Metacritic, Retrieved March 27, 2020 External links[] Official Site Japanese Official Site English If you played the first game, you should be familiar with the Gatewater Hotel and Will Powers. Powers is the one that invited you over to the ceremony. In the conversation, you will hear that the Jammin' Ninja didn't bring his guitar, which is strange for Maya. Also, Pearl has tagged along with you and Maya to join in for the ceremony. You are then reminded about a press conference where the Nickel Samurai is going to confess something. Confess what? Talk to Powers if you want to know more about him, the Nickel Samurai, and The Jammin' Ninja Will Powers Powers used to work at Global Studios, one time he was framed for murder. Thankfully, you took this case against your will and cleared his name. Now, as funny as it sounds, he's wearing a bunny costume and doing a kid's exercise program. The Nickel Samurai The actor for the Nickel Samurai is named Matt Engarde, who is very popular according to Maya. Jammin' Ninja The Jammin' Ninja works at another studios. His name is Juan Corrida by the way. Apparently, he and Engarde don't get along very well. It should take time before the show starts. Move to the Hallway. Hallway[edit] Examine everything if you want to pass time, otherwise Move back to the Viola Hall. If you're not sure what the hallway looks like since there's no picture, there's walls of flowers on the left, toilets near the end with the sign on the top, target style board with flowers on it and a teddy bear near the bottom left of the picture. Viola Hall[edit] After hearing you will be attending the press conference, Powers will give you the Press Conference Ticket, which will be added to the Court Record. Now, Move to the Hotel Lobby. Hotel Lobby[edit] Once you arrive, you will hear an announcement from the PA, which will tell you that the show is canceled due to unforeseen circumstances. They also have a request from the police to stay where you are. The police!? You are then encountered by a familiar voice. Those who remember the case with Powers may also recognize the grouchy Wendy Oldbag, who claims to be security here. Then why is she wearing an astronaut suit? And a ray gun? Just hope she acts her age. Talk to Oldbag and if you remember the case, she's an inane chatterbox. Wendy Oldbag Oldbag worked with Global Studios until she was fired after "that" incident. She now works as a security personnel. What happened? Oldbag doesn't have all of the details, but another one of those "incidents" has occurred. A murder? Maya decides to check what happened. You agree to do so, unwillingly of course. Move to the Viola Hall. Viola Hall 2[edit] A bellboy borrows Maya for a moment saying someone is asking for her on the phone. Maya will leave the party for now. Move to the Hallway. Hallway 2[edit] It's Lotta Hart and Gumshoe! Their argument reveals a murder just took place! Lotta will leave. Talk to Gumshoe. What happened Pearl wonders if the Nickel Samurai was murdered. Gumshoe reveals that the Nickel Samurai actually got arrested! It was The Jammin' Ninja who was killed. Lotta Hart Gumshoe will say that Lotta was here when the murder was committed, and is now eager for a real "scoop". This comment will prove important later. The victim The name of the victim is Juan Corrida, the actor of the Jammin' Ninja. He and Engarde had been hogging the spotlight for years. Now that Corrida is gone, would Engarde hold the spotlight? Gumshoe doesn't think so. Present Matt Engarde's Profile to Gumshoe. You will learn he had just been arrested for murder. Arrested!? Arrested? Gumshoe says he can't bring out the details now. Maya's a big fan of Engarde's, so you know she's going to want to take the case as soon as she hears about this. Move to the Hotel Lobby. Hotel Lobby 2[edit] You will see Powers. It looks like he is holding a transceiver. Powers says a bellboy handed it to him recently. Powers gives you the Radio Transceiver, which will be added to the Court Record. Why did the bellboy want Powers to give it to you? Talk to Powers Matt and Juan Powers says the two are nasty rivals. They would butt heads over stardom. Press conference Engarde planned to wear the Nickel Samurai costume at the press conference. But why? Pearl then asks a question, where's Maya? She's been gone for a long time for answering a phone call. Just then, the transceiver beeps. You answer it. A mysterious voice brings some bad news to you Maya has been kidnapped! The voice is the kidnapper and is holding her life for ransom! The kidnapper wants you to take Engarde's case. He wants a complete acquittal for Engarde, because he says Engarde didn't kill Corrida, because he was set up by a smarter person. The kidnapper brings you a tougher challenge, to get the not guilty verdict in one day! The kidnapper hangs up, introducing himself as "De Killer". You can't get the police involved. Pearl suggests you talk to "Mr. Scruffy" detective. Will Powers would look after Pearl while you automatically go to the Hallway and explain to Gumshoe for a shocking reaction. Hallway 3[edit] You tell Gumshoe about the ransom. Gumshoe thinks if De Killer is holding Maya for Engarde's complete acquittal, then he must be working for Engarde, and Engarde must be the real murderer. The police found so much evidence, they felt like something is wrong. Almost as if someone is setting Engarde up for the murder. ???[edit] The game leaves Phoenix's POV and switches to Maya's. You wake up inside some sort of wine cellar. You are then encountered by the kidnapper, who looks quite familiar. The man introduces himself as De Killer, who assures you he isn't planning to kill you... yet. He then calls Phoenix leading to a call you heard earlier. Wright & Co. Law Offices[edit] The game returns to Phoenix's POV. A day has passed. Pearl will accompany you for now. Talk to Pearl What to do? You have no choice but to head to the Detention Center. Pearl is worried that Matt might be the killer but you tell her that it's too early to jump to conclusions. Maya's situation Pearl has no family. Her father left and her mother is in Detention Center because of the incident involving a broken Sacred Urn. Maya is like her sister and that's all she has left in the world. Move to the Detention Center. Detention Center[edit] You will meet Matt Engarde himself after some misunderstandings. He likes to "talk" to his "phone" on his wristwatch from time to time you'll see the antenna stick out of his device on his watch. Also, he likes to use the word "dude". Talk to Engarde. Matt Engarde Engarde doesn't answer directly and says he is writing an autobiography. His publisher tells him not to say anything personal. What happened Again, Engarde doesn't answer directly. He does, however, claim innocence. He isn't talking. Present the Press Conference Ticket. He says he knows nothing about it. Huh? Present the Radio Transceiver to Engarde. After hearing about the ransom, Engarde will accept you as his lawyer, and will help you out. Talk to Engarde again Matt Engarde It looks like he enjoys being the Nickel Samurai. The popularity, the women, the stardom, etc. What happened Engarde claims he was preparing for the post-ceremony show. He was in his Nickel Samurai costume, resting all along. When he woke up, Corrida was already dead and Engarde was arrested. The victim Engarde says he had nothing to do with Corrida at the time. He beat Corrida at the ceremony, so he had no reason to kill him. The charge of murder Engarde says the police found a button on his costume. The button belonged to the Jammin' Ninja's costume, so they suspected Engarde. It looks like the real murderer tried to frame him. Pearl convinces you to try out the Magatama. You don't have to present it as Phoenix does so automatically. Engarde says once more that he didn't kill Corrida. Thankfully, no Psyche-Locks appear. It looks like he is innocent after all!

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