EG:Viewed abstractly, Dual Destinies is a straightforward sequence of locked narrative corridors. Your task is simply to find the right clue with which to unlock each subsequent door. There is almost no capacity for player expression: each puzzle has a solitary solution and the only way to excel at the game is to find these as quickly as possible. And yet the smart writing and interlocking narratives elevate the straightforward play, drawing you in with a crime novelist's techniques, then challenging and delighting you with those of a crossword-writer. Few will object to such a potent concoction.
Amazon has discounted the digital 3DS version of Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Dual Destinies to $8.99.
The Ace Attorney franchise is truly the little franchise that could, and with the next game coming via the Switch, we're counting down the best characters!
No Shelly de Killer? Well, it's hard enough making a top list of characters for this game, so I wouldn't hold it against him.
There were a lot of great characters I had to leave off sadly. Gumshoe, Franzika Von Karma, Klavier, Simon Blackquill! I didn't realize it would be this hard, but I had to make some tough decisions.
Capcom's Haruhiro Tsujimoto confirms company's support for the Switch in 2018, mentions upcoming Ace Attorney release in the works.
That'd be nice. I'm just happy to have the option to finally play one on the big screen, rather than on my 3DS or phone.
I've been playing this series on the television for a while now, I have an adapter for the 3DS and DS out it to the television.
I believe they also ported the games to the Wii, but I believe I got the adapters to play it on a television before the official Wii release.
I could have sworn this was already announced. There's an article of the game developer talking about development on the switch.
This comes to No Surprise considering the popularity of the series on handhelds. Day 1
