Aah, the wonders of multitasking. Recently I've been playing:
Black Jack: Hi no Tori Hen - great game for between long sessions, as each Karte only takes about 3 minutes. Not too hard, but I'm actually stuck in chapter 7, can't seem to get a new Karte...
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by Ash » Fri Aug 31, 2007 1:49 pm
Uuugh... Got Gyakuten Saiban / Phoenix Wright 3 late Wednesday and have been playing it very fanatically since then ^_^' Halfway the final case now. I can recommend this game to any Phoenix Wright fan, this game really wraps up the Wright/Naruhodou arc nicely with it's alternate past/present storytelling.
Just finished the first trial part of the last case, which was really, really long. But unbelievable awesome, but hard to explain without spoiling anything ^^'
Just finished the first trial part of the last case, which was really, really long. But unbelievable awesome, but hard to explain without spoiling anything ^^'
"Rationality, that was it. No esoteric mumbo jumbo could fool that fellow. Lord, no! His two feet were planted solidly on God's good earth" - Ellery Queen, The Lamp of God
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by Jiminy » Sat Sep 01, 2007 5:12 am
Awesome! I really need to find this soon.
Have the kept the psychic-lock thing? Or brought back the forensic spray (I can't remember the real name
)? I really missed that forensic spray.
Have the kept the psychic-lock thing? Or brought back the forensic spray (I can't remember the real name
)? I really missed that forensic spray.San Dimas High School football rules!
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by Ash » Sat Sep 01, 2007 6:21 am
Pyscho Locks are still in the game. Once again, they used quite well in the Investigation mode to tell the story, but they mysteriously dissappear in Trial mode when everybody is hiding something >.>
Forensics come back in GS4. Not that much either, rather gimmicky IMHO. Just like in GS1-5, at some points you just get handed luminol/plaster/fingerprinting set/whatever forensic object to use.
Maaan, yesterday I finished the second Investigation part of the last case. This story is really crazy, but so well thought out! It really is the final case to connect all of the games with each other... Too bad I have to go to work in a couple of minutes... >.<
Forensics come back in GS4. Not that much either, rather gimmicky IMHO. Just like in GS1-5, at some points you just get handed luminol/plaster/fingerprinting set/whatever forensic object to use.
Maaan, yesterday I finished the second Investigation part of the last case. This story is really crazy, but so well thought out! It really is the final case to connect all of the games with each other... Too bad I have to go to work in a couple of minutes... >.<
"Rationality, that was it. No esoteric mumbo jumbo could fool that fellow. Lord, no! His two feet were planted solidly on God's good earth" - Ellery Queen, The Lamp of God
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by Space Sheriff Gavan » Thu Sep 20, 2007 8:22 pm
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