Revisiting Ace Attorney 1 in a Vacuum

Ace Attorney is a sizable franchise. But what would the world look like if there were only one game in the series? Let's look at the dark timeline where Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney is the only Ace Attorney game and see how it stands on its own.

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Games Discussed: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

Games Referenced: Justice for All, Trials and Tribulations, Apollo Justice, Spirit of Justice, Dual Destinies, The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, Marvel vs. Capcom, Professor Layton

Publisher: Capcom

Platforms: Nintendo DS, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo Switch, Playstation 4, Xbox One, Steam, PC, MacOS, Windows

Key Developers: Shu Takumi, Shinji Makami

Genre: Visual novel, detective, mystery, thriller, retro

Topics Discussed: Phoenix Wright, Miles Edgeworth, Wrightworth, Mia Fey, Maya Fey, Manfred von Karma, game review, video game review, essay, video essay, analysis, Apollo Justice, Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy, Apollo Justice Ace Attorney Trilogy, fandom, character study, anime, manga, fighting games, Marvel vs. Capcom, Takashi Miike, jazz, soundtrack, ost, orchestral score, story breakdown, retrogame, retro video games, 2000s, nostalgia, lawyer, legal system, theory, game theory, prequel, discussion, final boss, strategy, animation