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The Boy Who Does Not Have An Invalid Name·9/14/2020 in General

How did you find the Phoenix Wright franchise?

For me, it’s kind of interesting. About 5 years ago my friends and I had these school laptops in middle school. Whenever we finished our lunch, we’d always play games on our laptop, because that’s the only time playing games was allowed. Unfortunately, not everyone understood that and would play games during class, leading to most of our favorite websites being blocked. So then I found this one YT video about “Ace Attorney Online.” It seemed interesting and to my luck, AAO wasn’t blocked on any of our laptops. So we would play that a lot during lunch. Eventually I figured out that Ace Attorney was an actual game and was kind of curious to see how it worked. So on my birthday I asked for it.....and didn’t get it. My mom said that I wouldn’t like the game, but I wasn’t giving up. After all, it was an anime court game. How could I not get in on that shit? So I asked for it on Christmas and got it. And that’s basically it. I played through the whole series after that, and was super excited when SoJ released the next year.

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LeviWasTaken·9/15/2020

I knew about Ace Attorney for a bit because I had a sleepover with this guy who was OBSESSED with it (6 years ago), but I only got into the fandom 2 months ago. I was like, it's quarantine, fuck it, let's watch a playthrough of this game I never got into, FOR 6 YEARS. OH boy, am I glad I got into this fandom. I've always really loved the idea of murder mysteries, and this was a perfect game. It also took me only a day of watching playthroughs to notice how many people ship Edgeworth and Phoenix, so I just decided to do it too. So, all in all, getting into Ace Attorney was a great decision, and I love this game so much. I'm also glad that the fandom isn't entirely dead.

(edited by LeviWasTaken)

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Sparkio·9/16/2020

I found Ace Attorney by accident. You see, I was a fan of a game called Project Submus Accudo a fighting game which you would choose a class and fight in a multiplayer battle. One of these classes was the infamous Attorney class costing 10,000 currency to rent it (you would lose it after you switched or left the game) or you could pay real money to get it permanently. Anyways, I also saw a shit ton of memes about Ace Attorney and one thing led to another and I got hooked to Ace Attorney.

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GladysQKravitz·9/18/2020

I was looking for an image for an ad for mediation when I came across Ace Attorney. I had no idea it existed. With Covid, I'm revisiting dangling projects.

I just LOVE Courtoom #4 and I would like permission to use the courtroom #4 scene for a background for an advertisement which would also feature a panda in a fiesta hat. I would of course, give full credit for use in the proposed "montage-type ad".

Anyone know where here I could find contact information for the person whom created that art (Courtroom #4)? Thanks in advance.

(edited by GladysQKravitz)

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