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{{Header Nav|game=Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice For All}} | {{Header Nav|game=Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Justice For All}} | ||
Like the last game, Justice For All is split into two gameplay modes, and is very easy to pick up. The first mode is during court and the second is investigation. During the Trial mode you will cross-examine witnesses, present evidence and make important decisions that will affect the outcome of the verdict. Before each Trial mode (apart from the first trial) you will have a chance to go out and gather evidence to present later in court. | Like the last game, Justice For All is split into two gameplay modes, and is very easy to pick up. The first mode is during court and the second is investigation. During the Trial mode you will cross-examine witnesses, present evidence and make important decisions that will affect the outcome of the verdict. Before each Trial mode (apart from the first trial) you will have a chance to go out and gather evidence to present later in court. | ||
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Health does not recharge between court sessions—it remains the same through the entire case. In order to recharge it, you must successfully break a Psyche-Lock. | Health does not recharge between court sessions—it remains the same through the entire case. In order to recharge it, you must successfully break a Psyche-Lock. | ||
==Profiles== | ==Profiles== | ||
