Best Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney 1 Case

Which case from the first Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney game is the best?

  • The First Turnabout

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Turnabout Sisters

    Votes: 2 12.5%

  • Turnabout Samurai

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Turnabout Goodbyes

    Votes: 7 43.8%

  • Rise From The Ashes

    Votes: 7 43.8%
  • Total voters
    16
Mike Wheeler

Mike Wheeler

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The Shadow Prince
Self-explanatory. My favorite case so far was Turnabout Goodbyes mainly because of its building of Edgeworth's character, but I'm still on RIse From The Ashes but so far would put it a bit below Turnabout Goodbyes because the fingerprint mic parts were kind of annoying. But it feels like a very new and interesting case so far.

WARNING: Don't overly spoiler
 
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why the fuck would i ban anyone for spoilers lmao
 
Raiko Horikawa said:
why the fuck would i ban anyone for spoilers lmao
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Well I would support if you did assuming it's not put in a spoiler box, but I should have worded that much better to be fair, LOL. It says "without a spoiler box" now.
 
Well, I'm glad I took the time to look at the case names, since I almost mentioned one from the third game (playing the trilogy made me think of them as one long one, I guess). I found 1-4 to be the most compelling.
 
I would say turnabout sisters since it kills a character that Phoenix had just interacted with and was friends with, which imo makes the death more impactful (although not every death needs to be impactful, of course).
 
After finishing Rise From The Ashes, I'm going to change my vote to that: even with an occasional uneven moment here and there, it felt bigger than Turnabout Goodbyes, and with not as many characters I found annoying (I found Lotta Hart to some extent as well as Larry Butz's getting dumped again in Case 4 to be a bit repetitive), and it's not vastly weaker compared to Turnabout Goodbyes about giving Edgeworth an arc like I was worried it would be. Everything about RFTA felt separated from the first four cases, so it felt a bit more new and epic.