The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve is the eleventh installment of the Ace Attorney series of text adventure video games.
New gameplay mechanics introduced to the series include Dance of Deduction, in which Ryunosuke must deduce mistakes and oversights in Herlock's overboard logic and uncover new facts, and Summation Examination, in which players must point out discrepancies among jurors' arguments to make their defendant's case and ultimately secure a "Not Guilty" verdict.
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Une dinguerie, toute les attentes qu'on a eu avec le build-up du premier jeu sur la vraie intrigue y sont répondues y'a parmi les meilleurs twist de la licence, l'un des tout meilleurs jeux ace attorney c'est le seul du niveau de Trials& Tribulations
I didn't like it as much as the original ace attorney series but it was really fun. I loke how all of the cases are related, and I care about them so much.
Perfectly tying up the ends of the first, whilst being incredibly emotionally investing. One of the best experiences I have had with a game.
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Mael Stronghart es el peor villano que he visto en la saga.
It took me 45 hours to complete 'The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve' and I'm afraid that is far too long to expect a player to stay maximally engaged. That said, I did find 'Resolve' remarkable for turning the previous game 'Adventures' into a incomplete prologue to the real story of this series. I finished 'Adventures' feeling like the loose ends were tied up. Boy, was I wrong. If you leave the series after 'Adventures,' you truly do not understand these characters and how they relate to one another and the world around them. If nothing else, 'Resolve' is eye opening.
Although there are the typical five chapters in this game, there are only four cases, one of which is a quick throwaway. The final two chapters cover a single case and let me tell you, that one case alone is longer than some entire 'Ace Attorney' games. I was most interested in this game when the scope was small and the characters colorful, as was certainly true of the case that connected the world's fair to science (fiction) experiments to a gruesome wax museum. Less successful were the resolutions to the series's largest scale, globe-spanning mysteries.
I would play more games in this setting and with Ryunosuke as the lead, but I'm hoping for Phoenix Wright (and Apollo, Trucy, Athena, Miles, Pearl, etc.) to return in the inevitable next 'Ace Attorney' installment.
Mixed feelings but overall an average game I recommend Danganronpa instead!!!!