The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve

released on Aug 03, 2017
by Capcom

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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Despite my love and adoration for Kazuma, I liked Chronicles better. You can see who the mastermind is as soon as he appears. Cases are too long, like in the original saga. In the first game was more entertaining because it was the first time I played with such dynamics, but this one is so boring, what a pain in the ass. Every time the popular jury jumped to their guilty conclusions I wanted to rip their heads off one by one. Very well spun in the end, I guess. I'm getting tired of the gameplay of this saga, it's too rigid, elongated and strict, sometimes it's unnecessary to present irrelevant evidence before the one that is clearly going to advance the plot. It's more fluid than the other AA games, though. If you like the original saga, go ahead and play it.

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Beppo is involved in THREE of the most important cases in the series. A witness in 1-3, explained to have made dealings with McGilded in 1-5, and a sandwich in 2-4/2-5. He is iconic.

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no, shu takumi, saying that societal issues is rampant doesn't mean you can't fall into those traps to an even worse degree.

I truly think this may be the best entry in the series. The way the entire story of the first, and second entry wrap together in the final cases is absolutely masterful. I was in shambles over the peak being injected into my brain. Amazing cast of characters, with an incredible story. Banger.