Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies (English, Blind) - Turnabout for Tommorow (Case 5) FINAL

"The only time a lawyer can cry...is when it's all over" -Godot Honestly, Phoenix, I think Athena has a better idea of an appropriate time to cry than you do.

Wright: "All right. This is what the culprit used to leap to the outside wall of the main building." Shows the Attorney's Badge

thats right, no one gets away with replacing Gumshoe >:D

When Fullbright doesn't smile, it gives chills down my spine.

1:32:51 - Phoenix's hair apparently can respawn.

I truly love the new characters... Bobby was nice when he 'posed' the good guy but no-one can replace Gumshoe. On the other hand however, Athena is an amazing addition. Now Apollo senses the outside, Athena the heart and Phoenix the mind. And Simon's over the top sayings and acts are just great!.

Man, that crowd in the Courtroom must have been sitting there eating popcorn the whole time... xD

I think this is just Apollo's revenge for not getting a sequel game.

Sniper was probably Gumshoe

9:38 That pose and that line Apollo has learned from his original mentor

The phantom's true identity is Sawhit.

That first time I saw Fulbright's serious face... man that was scary.

Did anyone have enjoyment of seeing Phoenix say "FUDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDGE!!" I sure did XD

"That theory has too many holes, it puts swiss chessw into shame!" HA! I haven't laughed at a simple joke in a while...

Never played this game before, never even heard of it. But I jumped to a random part and got sucked in. And I thought a game about a lawyer would be boring.

One does not simply remove Gumshoe.

You're missing the intention behind the lack of reveal of the Phantom's face. The point is, this game is the developer's medium on which to reflect ideas and spur thoughts. The conclusion of the game impacts the characters, by all means, but it has a larger impact on the audience(I believe, at least, that was the intention), when they figure out the true meaning. The true meaning of the lack of reveal is, "Who are we when we strip away who we are not?" The Phantom lost his identity, which is the true irony of the final breakdown. He has a real face, but that isn't important, it's the person behind the face, the Phantom's "true self" - who happens not to exist anymore due to his years of being someone completely different.

I laughed, i cried, i was shocked and i was angry. This finale has everything

When he first removed the masked, I was so shocked I really thought it was the Space dude. It all seemed to make sense.

I just realized that phoenix wright just isn't the same without the little beeps it makes when text scrolls on