>visual novel made by a triple a studio
>doesn't have full voice acting
>still uses the same fucking GBA blips for characters talking which sounds terrible in the [current year]
Explain this
Visual novel made by a triple a studio
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Connor Davis
>he needs to be told those GBA sound blips are nostalgic and franchise defining
Jason Perry
>Still buying Ace Attorney games after the trilogy
"Herlock Holmes", you did this to yourself op
Joseph Rivera
>visual novel
Dominic Carter
How do you get filtered by Ace Attorney? I feel sorry for you.
Isaac Ward
AA should've stayed 2D. There's a reason why the Investigations duology are the best looking games in the series.
Ryan Ramirez
probably cause aa doesn't sell nearly enough copies to justify full voice acting when there's so much fucking text in them. it's not persona
Josiah Ward
Because Ace Attorney is not a triple A game series despite being made by a "triple A studio".
Connor Wood
this shit's already 80 hours long with just text. who the fuck wants to listen through that instead of just reading?
Juan Thompson
>>doesn't have full voice acting
> Not letting your imagination run wild and blow out any performance some shit VA would halfheartedly do.
Such a shame user, you're missing out.
Benjamin King
Are there visual novels that long that are completely voiced? That seems like a LOT of dialogue.
Jeremiah Hernandez
blips for characters are based, i cant stand japanese female scream
Parker Hughes
Play Layton x Ace Attorney and you'll realize why voice acting in a game with a lot of text isn't a great idea.
Kayden Johnson
They are made for nintendies, they don't care about getting fucked
Carter Perez
Do you want to listen to voice clip to every single fucking clue on every single fucking case? This shit would be madness to record
Aiden Parker
I had to look this up myself, Herlock Sholmes is actually a character used in Maurice Leblanc's works as a literal knock off Holmes.
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Basically Leblanc wanted to do a crossover novel with his character Arsène Lupin, but didn't get permission from Arthur Conan Doyle to actually go through with it. To get around copywrites, he was rewritten as Herlock Sholmes, treated as a parody (though was pretty much the same character) and got away with it.
Austin Nelson
The very little voice acting this game has is just barely serviceable. Do you really think it would be any better if it was fully voiced? Just make your own fandub at that point
Nolan Morales
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Xavier Ross
This was the first game in the series where 3D was actually done right. It needs to stay like this now, but add more animations.
Jeremiah Foster
Is there a difference between Level 5's Nick and the one used in the 3d AA games?
Asher Garcia
>Voice acting
In a game where I'd skip all of it as soon as I'd read the line? Nah.
Aiden Ross
But it's easily the best game since the original trilogy, and Sholmes is one of their best characters.
Jose Ross
>Can read faster than the VAs can speak
Fuck voice-acting.
Owen Ross
Phoenix uses two models since Dual Destinies, one for court and one for investigations. I don't think PLxAA does that.
Jayden Torres
This honestly. The 3D models look really good, but I hate how sluggish it feels going from the 2D games to the 3D games because every single model has to take time to animate in each conversation.
But even without that issue, the 2D games look better overall.
Jack Sullivan
Left is his courtroom model, right is his investigation model.
Charles Smith
What's the investigation model look like? Are we talking like viewmodel arms?
James Hernandez
Woop, you were slightly too late.
I think it's gotten slightly better over time.
Jayden Nelson
>I think it's gotten slightly better over time.
True. The GAA games weren't nearly as bad about it as DD was, especially since holding the B button outright speeds up any animations.
Leo Anderson
Ah I see, his face is wider for the angled shot of the courtroom, and slimmer for front facing shots. I'm guessing they used the slim one in when you're playing an Apollo/Athena case for dialogue.