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Better known as the Phoenix Wright games. I am currently obsessing over these because they are perhaps some of the most unique and thoroughly addictive games I have ever played. As the title suggests, you play as a lawyer, so winning the game takes a bit of brain power, deductive reasoning, and in a lot of cases, as things tend to get a bit exaggerated and absurd, thinking outside the box. Which I love. Plus they are just fun in all sorts of epic ways, such as being able to shout "OBJECTION!" into the microphone of the DS.

I've played the first two games, and I plan to play the third. I'm still mulling over whether or not I'll play the fourth game, Apollo Justice, because Phoenix was part of the whole reason I started playing the games in the first place, and having him get disbarred, become a hobo, and get replaced by some wannabe new guy just because Phoenix apparently wasn't fresh or interesting anymore, that just sounds like incredibly poor judgement on the creators' part, and kinda makes me doubt the quality of this new game.

I've mainly just watched it on youtube. It is quite interesting way even if it sometimes gets boring and sometimes even too repeative. I don't know about the game play but what I'm guessing it is a lot like clicking whole scense till you find one little kritter thingy on a floor or something like that.
It is addictive to watch I must admit though

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