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Unlike the last game, each case after the first has 2 trial days rather than 3, so you can expect a shorter game than before. Your goal in each case is to find all of your clients not guilty. However, if you annoy the Judge too much, your client will be found guilty and a '''GAME OVER''' will occur. The game will stop at nothing for you to prevail and win every case, even if you make mistakes and fail a few times. | Unlike the last game, each case after the first has 2 trial days rather than 3, so you can expect a shorter game than before. Your goal in each case is to find all of your clients not guilty. However, if you annoy the Judge too much, your client will be found guilty and a '''GAME OVER''' will occur. The game will stop at nothing for you to prevail and win every case, even if you make mistakes and fail a few times. | ||
It’s a good idea to read through the [[ | It’s a good idea to read through the [[../Gameplay/]], [[../Controls/]], and even the [[../Characters/]] pages before starting. | ||
It's an even better idea to play the [[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|first game]] first, to catch up with the story and avoid spoiling the plot thus far. If you want to know what happened before this game you may want to go back and finish the first game - otherwise, go right ahead and begin! | It's an even better idea to play the [[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney|first game]] first, to catch up with the story and avoid spoiling the plot thus far. If you want to know what happened before this game you may want to go back and finish the first game - otherwise, go right ahead and begin! | ||
