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Thankfully you don't require any prior legal knowledge to play Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. The game makes up its own rules regarding the justice system. Your defendants are Guilty until you can prove otherwise, your cases can't last longer than three days and if you annoy the judge too much by presenting the wrong evidence in a cross examination, he'll find your clients guilty, resulting in a "Game Over", so be sure to save often.
Thankfully you don’t require any prior legal knowledge to play Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. The game makes up its own rules regarding the justice system. Your defendants are Guilty until you can prove otherwise, your cases can't last longer than three days and if you annoy the judge too much by presenting the wrong evidence in a cross examination, he'll find your clients guilty, resulting in a "Game Over", so be sure to save often.
It's a good idea to read through the [[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney/Getting Started|Getting Started]], [[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney/Controls|Controls]], and even the [[Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney/Characters|Characters]] pages before starting.
It's a good idea to read through the [[../Gameplay/]], [[../Controls/]], and even the [[../Characters/]] pages before starting.
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Thankfully you don't require any prior legal knowledge to play Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. The game makes up its own rules regarding the justice system. Your defendants are Guilty until you can prove otherwise, your cases can't last longer than three days and if you annoy the judge too much by presenting the wrong evidence in a cross examination, he'll find your clients guilty, resulting in a "Game Over", so be sure to save often.
