They're in english.
The GBA ones were never released in english.
Therefore, there is a point to the DS ones.
Plus some of the improvements made on the games are pretty cool.
And missing out on those games would be a crime.
Truly.
Sadly, the games have a tad too much emoworth.
And his secret crush on phoenix that was hardly a secret at all.
"Phoenix...I don't know how to tell you this...but... I THINK I LOVE YOU!'
*kiss*
P: I object!
E: I object to your objection! This objection is objectionable!
P: I object to that!
Judge: I rule that Pheonix and edgworth just kiss and get it over with already
...
I feel dirty.
Heh, toilet humor. Classy.
And this was the first case you say?
Then you're probably going to enjoy the games, seeing as the first cases are normally just (relatively short) tutorials with a pretty straighforward case.
Things get pretty... strange by the time the game ends normally.
Hm?
The Japanese GBA releases of Gyakuten Saiban do not contain English translations. The Japanese DS releases do however (Well, 1 and 2, and most likely soon 3. Not 4.
Also. The second DS game is pretty much the same as the second GBA game, nothing new. The first DS game contains everything the first GBA game does, but also has one extra chapter added. So. both are reduxesThird one as well, when it comes, but the fourth one is all new, made for DS originally, not GBA.
He's apparently right.
*just checked*
Well there are basically two options, steal a DS or buy one.
Or the third option, which consists of using an emulator.
Emulators which supposedly don't work.
But oddly seem to run fine for me.
Maybe Banned just has a shitty computer.![]()
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