This is the second public release for the patch of the game 'Gyakuten Kenji 2' or 'Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth: Prosecutor's Path' yes, we dropped the 2 because earlier entries in the series never had a number in the title in English. Thx to debono9 for the heads up. There is a fan translation going for Miles Edgeworth 2 at this location: [z Gyakuten Kenji 2 localization, and he responded… there were no news to report, and that all Ace Attorney resources, especially localization ones, were focused on Ace Attorney 5.
To learn more or opt-out, read our Cookie Policy. If you buy something from a Polygon link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The title — the sequel to game Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth starring the titular prosecutor — was published in Japan in and never translated for Western audiences. The fan translation, led by forum user " Auryn ," can be patched into a digital copy of the game — which can be ripped from a physical cartridge — and requires a flashcart.
The translation patch includes all five court cases from the game. Auryn notes that because this is a beta, the team is hoping for those who download the free patch to provide feedback. However, instead of just presenting evidence, the player is presented with two or more options at each decision prompt. There is a time limit to this mental exchange; when it expires, the opponent will change his or her mind and not entertain Edgeworth further.
This emphasizes the need to analyze the situation quickly and adapt to each opponent's personality. For example, against a cautious opponent, one may want to ask a question that they are guaranteed to answer. Through this, Edgeworth can slowly gain information needed to "win". When the opponent makes a suspicious statement, a chess piece icon appears next to one of the choices, marking it as the critical "move" to make to knock out one of the opponent's pieces. Edgeworth can either choose to pursue this or choose to wait to get into a better "position" in the "game".
By choosing incorrectly i. A screenshot from the second trailer, depicting Edgeworth's dilemma. Edgeworth's inner struggle between his existing prosecutor career and an opportunity to carry on his father's legacy is a driving force of the overall plot of Gyakuten Kenji 2. The story mainly revolves around Edgeworth's struggle to determine the meaning of his job in relation to finding the truth behind a collection of cases.
This is exacerbated when he becomes a target of the so-called "Prosecutor Purge", an inquisition conducted by the Prosecutorial Investigation Committee intended to weed out and replace prosecutors who are judged to be incompetent or acting inappropriately.
Judge Justine Courtney is mysteriously sent to cases that Edgeworth is investigating and attempts to replace him with a younger, less competent prosecutor named Sebastian Debeste. Edgeworth himself risks his badge in order to continue his quest for the truth. In the meantime, he faces a personal conflict when he meets Raymond Shields , a defense attorney who used to be an assistant to Edgeworth's father Gregory Edgeworth and has taken over the Edgeworth Law Offices after his death.
Shields offers the younger Edgeworth the chance to follow in his father's footsteps and become a defense attorney. Dick Gumshoe 's age is given as 32 in the Tokyo Game Show demo, and the demo case occurs on March 25, which puts the full date of the first case at March 25, , ten days after Turnabout Ablaze.
After the release of Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth , an interview with producer Motohide Eshiro revealed that he had contacted core series producer Minae Matsukawa offering his services in developing a new Ace Attorney game, in response to the positive fan reaction to Ace Attorney Investigations. At Tokyo Game Show , a demo of the first case was available.
This demo became playable on the official website in December In March , Capcom's Christian Svensson stated that there were no plans at the time to release Gyakuten Kenji 2 in regions outside of Japan. In an interview with Siliconera in December , Svensson stated that the potential for a downloadable, digital release of Gyakuten Kenji 2 exists, but that he couldn't say that it definitely would happen, and that "conversations are ongoing internally about how to address the audience that's clamoring for more Ace Attorney goodness".
In a live "questions and answers" video in January , Svensson again said that he had not given up on trying to get Gyakuten Kenji 2 released in the West, that conversations remained ongoing, and that he was "cautiously optimistic that some day, that content will exist in the West in some form.
He also added that the sales forecasts for Gyakuten Saiban 5 were high compared to how well previous entries in the series had done commercially, which was necessary in order to get it released in the West.
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