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The Ace Attorney series has always been a delight with its mixture of grand court cases, sharp writing, and shocking twists. The adventure games require plenty of logic (or a ton of trial-and-error) to figure out and always leave a memorable mark on players. While the first three games, plus the two The Great Ace Attorney spin-offs, are already available in remastered form, the second trilogy has now gotten the deluxe treatment in the form of Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s worth noting that the collection is named a bit goofily as Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney is the only one that actually stars Apollo Justice as the protagonist. Both Dual Destinies and Spirit of Justice have Phoenix Wright return as a defense attorney. He\u2019s also all over the first game\u2019s plot as well, which picks up seven years after Trials and Tribulations, so expect to see plenty of familiar faces from the original trilogy. While this trilogy will work as a stand-alone experience, I definitely recommend playing the first collection beforehand, as they\u2019re three great games and add further gravitas to the events that happen here.<\/p>\n
If you\u2019ve played the mobile port or the previously released Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy, then you\u2019ll know what to expect in terms of what to expect. The 2D art for Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney has been cleaned up and looks incredible in high definition. Meanwhile, the 3D models of Dual Destinies and Spirit of Justice look surprisingly gorgeous as well (similar to The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles). There are also some great quality-of-life improvements that have been implemented, such as the ability to start cases from any chapter start and the ability to turn the games into visual novels via an optional story mode.<\/p>\n