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Taking place two years after the events of Turnabout Succession, Apollo has been living the good life. Well, as good as you can get, considering his "boss" is as eccentric piano-playing, poker-cheating Machiavellian schemer (his daughter fairing no better); his cases filled with complication after complication, and his former mentor... Well, we don't talk about him these days. But that all changes when he takes a seemingly simple case of a high judge and sets in motion a chain of events that threaten to ruin Apollo and all those he holds dear...
Mr. Albert sets out to prove a landlord didn't steal a car from one of his tenants.
Years ago, I worked for a radio station. The KWL. Strange place. It didn't run any songs, or interviews, or news. Just stories. Any genre. Any length. So long as it was original. I was one of the two people in charge of writing them. We worked nights to have everything ready for the morning recording. I still remember the night I decided to quit.
The case takes place about half a year after the events of Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney. Apollo has had a few cases (mostly arranged by Phoenix) after the test trial, but nothing worth noting. However, when Phoenix gives him a call about a new case, Apollo has no idea that that would be the beginning of his eternal downfall.
The King of Robots has been betrayed. Caught off-guard, he finds himself trapped in his Mech. The Mech itself can probably last until help arrives -- but its overheating core can't. Use an army of robots running around the Mech to try and stabilize it!
Taking place in an Alternate Universe, the plot begins in 2036 where Apollo Justice and Kristoph Gavin are investigating a mysterious letter warning them about the impending death of Amelia Wonderley that appeared at their office. Things take a turn for the worse when they track down the sender to the office of Private Detective Joseph Sternwood, whose corpse is found in his locked office.
This trial follows the first bad ending of Dual Destinies
Set in a alternative universe, chief prosecutor Ares Justice, father to Apollo Justice, has been on the hunt for the serial killer, "The Leviathan," who makes all his murders appear as suicides.
A car. A body. A pistol. And the smell of the ocean...
Taking place in an Alternate Universe of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies, The Empty Turnabout features the murder of Ian Arts, a mysterious wealthy man responsible for a major scandal in the past. Apollo Justice steps up and decides to defend Nathaniel Marston of this crime, believing that he is innocent despite having confessed to the deed.
All you need to know is that the world you're about to step into is one of mystery, deception, and survival.
Four perfect strangers awaken in an empty hotel. Trapped in a snowstorm, forgotten by the living and pitied by the dead, they are guided by the strange voice on the vinyl. It appears they've found themselves in a game. The rules are simple. Frankly, they couldn't be simpler. In four days, they shall be released. There is only one instruction they must follow: "Do not kill anyone."
All mEn fall...