I always wanted to try an Ace Attorney game, is this one a good place to start?
I always wanted to try an Ace Attorney game, is this one a good place to start?
Jayden Torres
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Connor Young
It's decent, but just start with the original trilogy
David Kelly
I really disliked it. I prefer the OG trilogy.
Christian Rivera
It's a fantastic game, and a stand-alone story, so you could start with it.
But I always recommend starting with the original trilogy, which you should be able to buy the collection for cheap.
David Murphy
best writing and localization in the series, but start with the original trilogy
Ryder Allen
They're all good stories. I played AA5 first before playing the original trilogy. Admittedly, playing AA5 beforehand made me dislike a couple cases in AA1, but they're all fun stories so you'll want to play them all.
With respect to the GAAC completed Great Ace Attorney 1 and that game was PHENOMENAL, head and shoulders in writing and gameplay over the others, but they're all story intensive with entertaining characters and mysteries to solve so I don't feel you'll miss out on anything starting here since GAA is self-contained.
I will say one thing I've appreciated is that the Logic and Reasoning Spectacular segments feel like they finally perfected the magnatama and bangle interrogation segments and made them fun. I didn't enjoy the latter two when I played the games but I doubt your opinion will change if you play GAA first.
Writing this out, I haven't thought of any compelling reason to start with the original trilogy over the GAAC, so... good luck I guess.
Nathan Moore
You start by playing any of them, it’s that simple.
Jonathan Wright
I would start with the first one on DS (or the more modern ports, same shit) if only to get a feel for how the series began and the gimmicks it added over time. That, and the first three games range from good to great (mileage varies on Justice for All/AA2)
Mason Sanders
Pic related is a medium sized VN with gameplay so if you don't mind reading, yes it's a good start. The cases are easy and the handholding is massive for new players. You just need to READ and take notes.
Don't buy into the hype. Go for it with zero expectations.
Michael Campbell
It's a good game, but I'd highly recommend treating it as one big game rather than two separate games.