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1-2 is the worst case in the series. It was so bad I had to be assured it got better or I would've dropped the game.

2-2 is... Fine? Forgettable case, moving on.

3-2 tries to be a "fun" case like 2-3.. Except unlike 2-3 it does it's job well. I've always liked this case and the behind the scenes chess set up by Ron and Luke. I'm fully aware I overrate this case, and I don't care. It's the one after it that's one of the worst in the series.

4-2 is... Fine? I like what they did with Tiala. It all made sense in hindsight.

5-2 is kind of a mess. Jinxie is awful and gets tiresome very quickly, and I legitimately have no idea why the case didn't end in the first day. What buys you day 2 is nonsense.

6-2 is a case that was better for me with age. The murder itself actually was almost perfect. Also, Trucy's super charismatic in this case and she was a character I had been judging unfairly since AJ.

G1-2 is almost totally forgettable. I remember playing it through the first time just.. In bed waiting for a natural stopping point, to which the case has none, and then it was just over and I was like "...ok".

G2-2 should've had more time with the two culprits on the stand together to really let it marinate. It takes a while to develop, but finishes a little too fast once it does. Not a bad case, not a great one.

Oh Edgeworth games

E1-2 exists.
E2-2 overstays it's welcome some. The bigger issue is I generally dislike almost every interaction with Courtney and Sebastian in this case, and in the next case, and this one sure has a lot of them. Edgeworth going full on defense attorney mode was neat though.