@darkfenrir The first three Ace Attorney games are classics of the adventure game genre and should be experienced by everyone who is open to that sort of experience. They're about as ideal as you can get to "gateway games" for the genre, due to their broad accessibility.
One thing I really love about the series is the sense of continuity it maintains with its characters. While playing Spirit of Justice recently, the sixth mainline entry in the series, it kind of blew my mind when I realized that Maya Fey, who is a young teenager in the original game, was a practically thirty year old woman in that newest entry. A character who was a small child in the original trilogy is now a young woman just entering adulthood. Edgeworth and Wright are both pushing middle age. And the game broadly accounts for the swath of their histories, and even goes out of its way to reconcile the new characters and stories of the second trilogy with the original in a way that makes that universe feel connected. This extends to the spinoffs, too, where minor, mostly forgotten side characters in the main trilogy can have important roles to play in, say, the Investigations series, and it maintains a sense of their changing identities over the years.
@HeroOfCybertron Did you get Figment? I was quite disapointed with it. I find it slow, not very challenging and quite short. Though the music, art and story are nice. But I had higher hopes for this one.
@Chimaj No I didn't get Figment, I started thinking if I actually wanted it or not and thought that if I did get I wouldn't like it very much and then some other games came along on sale that I wanted more so I just stopped wanting to get Figment after that.
Apologies if this sounds like something strange or uncommon to ask, but is there something different between Mario + Rabbits normal version from the Gold Edition? I don't have the game and sometimes I don't go to game stores in months.
Undergoing games:
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
@GyroZeppeli Oh, so that's the difference. That sounds nice as I mostly want to play Mario + Rabbits just to play the DLC of DK Adventure, though what I have saw from the main game looks nice too. Thanks for telling me.
...SteamWorld Dig, should I go for it? (I have $3 eShop credit, and the original is on sale for this much.) I can basically get the first game for free, or go for the sequel. I never did bother with this series for some reason, I kinda wanna check them out.
My Monster Hunter Rise Gameplay
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLzirEG5duST1bEJi0-9kUORu5SRfvuTLr
Discord server: https://discord.gg/fGUnxcK
Keep it PG-13-ish.
@Joeynator3000 I played and beat the first one (and liked it) on the Vita before Dig2 came out and I liked it though Dig2 is much better. Since Dig is on sale for $3 and Dig2 is on sale $10 I would suggest getting both if you can but if can afford it.
@Joeynator3000 Yeah sorry having played and beat both I can't really decide which one to get though I would say get Dig first and then when Dig2 is on sale again get that.
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