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10. Amazing final case. Up there with the best final cases.

Hmm...meh? I remember this being a very tedious case. It has the epic size of a final case and a lot of reveals, but it just doesn't hit home as much in this Investigations style.

It's tough. I gave E1-4 a 6. There is a lot more to this case and it's in all honestly not bad, but that tedium definitely stuck.

I'll be generous and give it a 6.5/10.
I still think it deserves the highest rating for this game, but there are a lot of things holding it back. In the grand scheme it's not that interesting, but within the game itself it's fine. It goes nicely at the bottom of final cases together with 4-4, for different reasons.

Some interesting ratings here and there that I didn't expect. Turnabout Succession surely isn't the best, and for me the weakest final case, but 3rd from the bottom? And the cases it's below surprise me, some of those are so intensely boring that the mess that is 4-4 automatically is more interesting to play.

And personally, I found E1-3 even more boring and tedious than E1-2, but to be fair, there are no winners in that game.

That is, aside from the case for this round; E1-4 is the only semblance of quality in terms of this game's cases. Even the least popular case from its sequel (case 2 I think) I already enjoyed more than pretty much anything in game 1. But I'll give E1-4 a 6/10. It's a pretty passable case that is more interesting than the other 4, but I also don't remember that much of it...for this game, probably a positive though.

3/10

It's not good. But at least I found it less boring than 4-2 upon replaying the game recently.

AJ:AA is really a weird entry in the series. 4-2 and 4-3 are a low point and 4-1 and 4-4 are not good enough to carry them (like 2-4 did for JfA, and I also liked 2-2 myself).

10