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It has been two months since your last case. Maya is still away at training and you haven't been taking any of the cases you've been offered. You come to your office one day only to have a girl barge in looking for Mia Fey's help. At first, she thinks you are Mia Fey, then a coffee boy until she realizes who you are by your name. | It has been two months since your last case. Maya is still away at training and you haven't been taking any of the cases you've been offered. You come to your office one day only to have a girl barge in looking for Mia Fey's help. At first, she thinks you are Mia Fey, then a coffee boy until she realizes who you are by your name. | ||
The girl wants someone to defend her sister in a murder case. You refuse at first, but after hearing the girl's concern for her sister, he recalls Maya's sorrow after seeing her sister's dead body for the first time. He finally accepts. Happy to hear it, the girl introduces herself as Ema Skye, a scientific investigator. | |||
Ema is quite a character. The common traits is simple really: She writes ridiculous notes on her notepad and likes to talk science once you get to a crime scene | Ema is quite a character. The common traits is simple really: She writes ridiculous notes on her notepad and likes to talk science once you get to a crime scene. | ||
==Wright & Co. Law Offices== | ==Wright & Co. Law Offices== | ||
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==Prosecutor's Office Underground Parking Lot== | ==Prosecutor's Office Underground Parking Lot== | ||
You see the police still investigating there, then you meet a man with sheriff garments on, whom Ema recognizes. The sheriff warns you not to mess with their "gold strike", then leaves. Ema tells you that the man is actually a detective. Pan to the right, and '''examine''' the car, but the sheriff catches you. Ema wants to know to whom the car belongs. The sheriff then gives you the address for the "Prospector's Office" (he means High Prosecutor's Office). The sheriff once again tells you not to touch the car. | You see the police still investigating there, then you meet a man with sheriff garments on, whom Ema recognizes. The sheriff warns you not to mess with their "gold strike", then leaves. Ema tells you that the man is actually a detective. Pan to the right, and '''examine''' the car, but the sheriff catches you. Ema wants to know to whom the car belongs. The sheriff then gives you the address for the "Prospector's Office 1202" (he means High Prosecutor's Office). The sheriff once again tells you not to touch the car. | ||
You automatically pan left. '''Examine''' an object just below and left of the door. It's a wallet. Phoenix wants to give it to the police, but Ema wants to keep it, as she wants to show you a new scientific way of examining objects. | You automatically pan left. '''Examine''' an object just below and left of the door. It's a wallet. Phoenix wants to give it to the police, but Ema wants to keep it, as she wants to show you a new scientific way of examining objects. | ||
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}} | }} | ||
WiiWare Note: If this is your first time, here | WiiWare Note: If this is your first time, here is the button layout: {{wii|plus}} and {{wii|minus}} is for zooming in and out, {{wii|neutral|dpad}} for moving the cursor while the {{wii|remote}} is down flat and to move the object around, hold the {{wii|remote}} up (face buttons facing you) while you move the {{wii|neutral|dpad}}. Thankfully, it's not too hard to figure this out. If you found something, examine it with {{wii|a}}. | ||
[[File:PWAA_policeidcard.png|right]] | [[File:PWAA_policeidcard.png|right]] | ||
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If you are playing the HD iOS port, open the Court Record and examine the back of your badge using the 3D object examination mechanics to get the '''The Back of My Badge''' achievement. | If you are playing the HD iOS port, open the Court Record and examine the back of your badge using the 3D object examination mechanics to get the '''The Back of My Badge''' achievement. | ||
You then meet a young woman who is there selling lunches. The woman tells you that she is connected to the case, and so she must be the witness Lana mentioned. She says she saw the stabbing with her own two eyes and introduces herself as Angel Starr, the "Cough-up Queen". '''Talk''' to Angel: | You then meet a young woman who is there selling lunches. The woman tells you that she is connected to the case, and so she must be the witness Lana mentioned. She says she saw the stabbing with her own two eyes and introduces herself as Angel Starr, the "Cough-up Queen". '''Talk''' to Angel: | ||
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*'''Angel:''' She is a lunch lady who comes everyday to the Prosecutor's Office to sell lunches from the Far East and visit her boyfriend, who works in the Security Room. | *'''Angel:''' She is a lunch lady who comes everyday to the Prosecutor's Office to sell lunches from the Far East and visit her boyfriend, who works in the Security Room. | ||
*'''Prosecutor's Office:''' Angel reiterates her disgust of prosecutors, and Phoenix wonders if she's really just a lunch lady. | *'''Prosecutor's Office:''' Angel reiterates her disgust of prosecutors, and Phoenix wonders if she's really just a lunch lady. | ||
If you're playing the HD iOS | {{achievement | ||
|name=Ladders Vs. Step-Ladders | |||
|g=70 | |||
|trophy=gold | |||
|image=PWAA Trilogy Ladders Vs. Step-Ladders.png | |||
|description=Get every ladder vs. step-ladder conversation in PW: AA Trilogy. | |||
|progress=2 | |||
|total=5 | |||
}} | |||
If you're playing the HD iOS or Trilogy ports, '''examine''' the stepladder for the second of the five stepladder arguments needed for the '''Ladders Vs. Step-Ladders''' achievement. | |||
Furthermore, '''present''' your Attorney's Badge for one of the first four arguments needed for the '''Lunchbox Specialist''' achievement. You will have gained the other three arguments by talking to Angel the first time, and picking every talking option. | |||
{{achievement | |||
|name=Lunchbox Specialist | |||
|g=100 | |||
|trophy=gold | |||
|image=PWAA Trilogy Lunchbox Specialist.png | |||
|description=Check out every lunchbox Angel Starr has to offer. (PW:AA, Ep. 5) | |||
|progress=4 | |||
|total=19 | |||
}} | |||
Move to the High Prosecutor's Office. | Move to the High Prosecutor's Office. | ||
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*'''The case:''' Not only did he discover his car was the crime scene, but he also has to prove his superior's guilt. Remember Lana is the Chief Prosecutor. | *'''The case:''' Not only did he discover his car was the crime scene, but he also has to prove his superior's guilt. Remember Lana is the Chief Prosecutor. | ||
*'''Edgeworth:''' Edgeworth is having a hard time dealing with all the rumors around that he forges evidence and wins his cases with illegal methods. He considers the trophy to be a joke award, meant to humiliate him. | *'''Edgeworth:''' Edgeworth is having a hard time dealing with all the rumors around that he forges evidence and wins his cases with illegal methods. He considers the trophy to be a joke award, meant to humiliate him. | ||
[[File:PWAA_edgeworthsknife.png|right]] | |||
*'''Lana Skye:''' He met Lana two years ago on a case and she took him under her wing. He's disappointed that it appears she now would try and frame him for murder, even going so far as to use his knife in the stabbing. '''Edgeworth's Knife''' is added to the Court Record. | |||
[[File:PWAA_prosecutortrophy.png|right]] | [[File:PWAA_prosecutortrophy.png|right]] | ||
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[[File:PWAA_parkingstub.png|right]] | [[File:PWAA_parkingstub.png|right]] | ||
Edgeworth got back to his office at 5:12 PM, and to prove it he shows you his '''Parking Stub''', which will be added to your Court Record. The murder happened right after he got back to the Prosecutor's Office! | Edgeworth got back to his office at 5:12 PM, and to prove it he shows you his '''Parking Stub''', which will be added to your Court Record. The murder happened right after he got back to the Prosecutor's Office! | ||
Suddenly, a police officer barges in saying he has information on a case. However, Edgeworth lost his cool and has the officer, Mike Meekins, leave. Unfortunately, this scenario can prove consequential in the upcoming trial with the police chief. Really take note of this to learn about evidence in a courtroom. | Suddenly, a police officer barges in saying he has information on a case. However, Edgeworth lost his cool and has the officer, Mike Meekins, leave. Unfortunately, this scenario can prove consequential in the upcoming trial with the police chief. Really take note of this to learn about evidence in a courtroom. | ||
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'''Present''' the '''Prosecutor Trophy''' to Gumshoe. Gumshoe was very proud of Edgeworth when he received it. '''Present Edgeworth's Knife''' or the '''Parking Stub'''. Gumshoe wonders why someone would use Edgeworth's knife as a weapon and hide the body in his car? Did he or she hold a grudge against him? | '''Present''' the '''Prosecutor Trophy''' to Gumshoe. Gumshoe was very proud of Edgeworth when he received it. '''Present Edgeworth's Knife''' or the '''Parking Stub'''. Gumshoe wonders why someone would use Edgeworth's knife as a weapon and hide the body in his car? Did he or she hold a grudge against him? | ||
*'''Rumors at law:''' Gumshoe tells you that while there have been rumors about Edgeworth's underhanded dealings, since the last case where he was accused of murder, it's gotten even worse. | *'''Rumors at law:''' Gumshoe tells you that while there have been rumors about Edgeworth's underhanded dealings, since the last case where he was accused of murder, it's gotten even worse. In the Trilogy version, the topic is replaced as '''Edgeworth's troubles'''. | ||
[[File:PWAA_documents2.png|right]] | [[File:PWAA_documents2.png|right]] | ||