Hello /v/, I am torn. I would like to play the newer Ace Attorney games but I know they have a connected narrative so I don't want to skip right to 5 or 6 when it comes out. However between other games I'm in the middle of and work and whatnot, I don't know if I can allot the time required to play through them all.
Should I watch playthroughs of the cases on youtube, or stick with them and play through them on my own? How much of the experience is rooted in feeling like you solved the case yourself and how much is just experiencing the story?
bampu
Play them yourself, working them out is the fun part. Play this order
Ace Attorney, Justice for All, Trials and Tribulations, Apollo Justice, Dual Destinies, 6. Rest are spinoffs but wait until finishing 3 to even think about then.
>>336328279
How many hours would you guess it takes to play the lot of them? the first 3 I mean
>>336328434
First three games can take up to 40 hours to finish.
>>336328559
.... each?
>>336328845
Hm. May consider it then. That's not too bad really, considering if I don't play these I'm just gonna start Bravely Second.
How are the smartphone versions of these games?
Don't watch a playthrough yo, play them yourself. Start on the first 3 games for the DS(easily emulatable btw). The games are long af but divided into separate cases, so you can work on one case at a time and take things slowly over the course of a few months or whatev
>>336329196
Actually, I put the first one down on Day 2 of case 5 about... 4 years ago. I just picked it back up mid-examination a few days ago. It's been so slow getting things back going again (even using a guide when necessary) thats making me have to decide if the time is worth it.
>>336329378
If you're talking about the first game, Case 5 can be a bit of a drag, so it's no surprise you'd be having trouble at that point
>>336331104
I heard it's the a super great case and easily best in the first game but it goes on sooooo slowly.
