Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney (Nintendo DS)

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Description

It's seven years after the events seen in Trials and Tribulations, and Phoenix Wright has shouted his last "Objection!". Taking his place in the court is a new Ace Attorney, the young rookie, Apollo Justice. Does he have what it takes to clear his clients of their guilt?

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney is the fourth game in the Ace Attorney series, and the first to be designed from the ground up for the Nintendo DS. In addition to the now-familiar courtroom action and investigation, Apollo also gets to take part in forensic investigation, such as taking plaster casts and dusting for prints. Players can also examine their inventory in three dimensions, as clues can sometimes be hidden out of normal sight.

Apollo also has a special talent - the ability to perceive people's nervous habits. If a witness' testimony appears to be rock solid, Apollo can still crack it by taking note of their nervous habit that they perform whenever they're lying, and catch them in the act by shouting out "GOTCHA!".

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Alternate Titles

• "逆転裁判4" -- Japanese spelling
• "Gyakuten Saiban 4" -- Japanese title

Part of the Following Groups

• Ace Attorney / Gyakuten Saiban series
• Theme: Law practice

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Critic Reviews

GamesCollection	Dec 28, 2010	8.5 out of 10	85
Cubed3	May 10, 2008	8 out of 10	80
Worth Playing	Mar 11, 2008	8 out of 10	80
Eurogamer.net (UK)	Mar 03, 2008	8 out of 10	80
V2.fi	Jun 09, 2008	76 out of 100	76
GamePro (US)	Feb 21, 2008	3.75 out of 5	75
GameLemon	Jul 07, 2008	7.3 out of 10	73
Gamesmania.de	May 23, 2008	72 out of 100	72
Sliced Gaming (GameBiz)	Jun 07, 2008	7 out of 10	70
Retroage	Dec 31, 2014	6.7 out of 10	67

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Trivia

Borginia

The fictional country of Borginia mentioned in this game and Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth was also featured in Dino Crisis. It was called the Borginian Republic, and the game's setting was Ibis Island which was referred to as being part of the Republic. It was also presented as an antagonistic power.

Related Web Sites

• Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney (Official website (Japanese))
• Universal Hint System (Not your ordinary walkthrough, UHS provides hints to help you with the game before the final solutions are revealed.)