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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trials and Tribulations (Nintendo DS, 2007)

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Damage to back of case in the center. The product is a sealed copy of the video game "Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trials and Tribulations" for the Nintendo DS, released in 2007. Published by Capcom, the game is part of the Ace Attorney Series and falls under the Action & Adventure genre. It carries a T-Teen rating and includes a manual. The game is set in the Ace Attorney universe, following the adventures of the protagonist, Phoenix Wright. Made in Japan, this Nintendo DS game offers players an immersive experience in the legal world of investigation and courtrooms.

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Phoenix Wright prepares for his final courtroom appearance in Trials and Tribulations for Nintendo DS. The defense attorney with a flair for the dramatic must outwit coffee-guzzling lead prosecutor Godot, who wants nothing more than to prove Wright wrong. To help win each case, players must once again collect evidence, interview suspects, examine crime scenes, and find inconsistencies in witness testimonies. The second game's "psyche-lock" system returns, where the goal is to reveal a character's hidden secrets during interrogation. Trials and Tribulations adds the ability to participate in earlier events in the Ace Attorney timeline, including the opportunity to play as Mia Fey in two of the game's five pivotal cases. The play mechanics are otherwise the same as in previous titles, with the touch-screen interface used for the investigation phase, and the microphone used to say (preferably with feeling) "objection" or "hold it!" during the climactic courtroom phase.