Prelude to Pursuit

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"Prelude to Pursuit"
Japanese title	追求への前奏曲 ("Tsuikyū e no zensōkyoku")
Other names	Omen 2017
Track information
Album	The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve Grand Performance Recording
Disc	2/2
Track No.	7/23
Length	2:18
Composer	Yasumasa Kitagawa
Game information
Games	The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve
Episodes	The Return of the Great Departed Soul Twisted Karma and His Last Bow The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo
Associated characters	Ryunosuke Naruhodo

Barok van Zieks

Objection! It's high time that you realised something... My Lord. This gentleman has an uncanny habit... of producing evidence at the final hour that had escaped everyone else's attention!

— The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo

"Prelude to Pursuit" is a music track in The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve. It plays as a lead-up to "Pursuit - A Great Turnabout" at certain points in The Return of the Great Departed Soul, Twisted Karma and His Last Bow, and The Resolve of Ryunosuke Naruhodo. The track was originally composed for The Great Ace Attorney: Adventures, but was not used until Resolve. Both the unused original version and the final version used in Resolve are available as part of the "From the Vaults" section of the Instrumentals in The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles.

Yasumasa Kitagawa

Though this piece did eventually get used in Resolve, I'd actually written it during the development of Adventures and had left it to age like wine. I feel that this version had its good points precisely because it had the basic idea down so it was something I could develop and fully realize for Resolve.