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Topic	Next year will be the 10th anniversary of Professor Layton vs. Phoenix Wright
SSBM_Guy 08/15/21 1:57:10 AM #11:	Its a very interesting game. I love the Ace Attorney sections and echo that L-3 is a top 10 case. Presenting spells and magic as evidence is a pretty unique twist to Ace Attorney and I like the multiple witnesses. The Layton sections are alright. The puzzles are simple but honestly, I like that. Its also a nice gameplay break from Ace Attorney. I guess its really the end that bothers me. While I dont mind Layton plots, I just didnt like the main Layton plot of this game. I think a large part of it is that I didnt really care about Espella, Darklaw, or any of that big overarching plot. So when you had to tear down the big mystery, I was just over it. That last case takes a looooong time too. idk I guess its a 8/10 game that would most likely be a 9 or 9.5 if the ending stuck with me better --- Bitto "[Freud] started his scientific career by trying to explain the sexuality of a fish. And he failed." <cite>SSBM_Guy posted [p:957098982] in Next year ... [t:79614392]...</cite> <quote>Its a very interesting game. I love the Ace Attorney sections and echo that L-3 is a top 10 case. Presenting spells and magic as evidence is a pretty unique twist to Ace Attorney and I like the multiple witnesses. The Layton sections are alright. The puzzles are simple but honestly, I like that. Its also a nice gameplay break from Ace Attorney. I guess its really the end that bothers me. While I dont mind Layton plots, I just didnt like the main Layton plot of this game. I think a large part of it is that I didnt really care about Espella, Darklaw, or any of that big overarching plot. So when you had to tear down the big mystery, I was just over it. That last case takes a looooong time too. idk I guess its a 8/10 game that would most likely be a 9 or 9.5 if the ending stuck with me better --- Bitto "[Freud] started his scientific career by trying to explain the sexuality of a fish. And he failed."</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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