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Phoenix Wright DS
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04/16/10 01:49 PM
04/16/10 01:49 PM
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Joined: Apr 2006
Posts: 1,853 Rockford, Illinois
sierramindy
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Hi Kat, How do you like the DSi XL in comparison to the DS Lite? I'm enjoying Phoenix Wright, but here is the strange part, I have yet to see him in the Ace Attorney mode! Twice now I have seen him as the defendant, the first time in Apollo after he was disbarred and now before he became a lawyer. I've been side-tracked lately so I'm not too far into the game, so there is hope to see Phoenix as an Ace Attorney yet...just about the time when he gets disbarred, lol. I think.
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Re: Phoenix Wright DS
[Re: JennyP]
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04/16/10 03:46 PM
04/16/10 03:46 PM
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Joined: Jun 2001
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toger
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To see Phoenix Wright as the attorney, you'll need to track down the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney games. You're playing Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, which is simply part of the Ace Attorney series.
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Re: Phoenix Wright DS
[Re: toger]
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04/17/10 07:27 AM
04/17/10 07:27 AM
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Posts: 3,352 southwest Louisiana, USA
katbear50
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I started out borrowing my daughter's DSlite, with games like Hotel Dusk Room 215, Undercover: Dual Motives and the Prof. Laytons, and really got hooked on it. Reserved my DSiXL shortly after I knew the release date, I was there the morning it was released!
It is really nice and was well worth the mony. Compared to the new DSlites, I was really amazed @ the price. They offer you a really good trade in for your but was not mine to trade.
It will play all the regular DS games, but doesn't have the GB Advanced Game slot. It's slightly heavier than the DSlite, but the screen size more than makes up for it for my 'slightly older' eyes.
Read reviews that were bashing it as only an at home game system, however it has gone on trips and to many Dr's appointments with me just fine. {slips right on inside my not overly lg. purse}
Last edited by katbear50; 04/17/10 07:37 AM. Reason: additional info
“Life isn't about how you survived the storm.. it's about how you danced in the rain!” the kat =^,,^=
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Re: Phoenix Wright DS
[Re: katbear50]
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04/17/10 07:50 PM
04/17/10 07:50 PM
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Posts: 1,853 Rockford, Illinois
sierramindy
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Hi toger, I traded with katbear50 for Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations, which starts with early memories before Phoenix became an attorney. This is the 3rd game and Apollo was the 4th game. I'm playing the games out of order, but finding it very interesting to catch up in this way.
Hi Kat, I rather like the small screen so far. Actually, I found it easier to play HOGs on it than on my computer.
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