OBJECTION! HOLD IT! TAKE THAT! These words will be burned into your memory as you play through this game Gyakuten Saiban *known as Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney In North America for the DS* Which isn't supported on Vizzed but it might be added later on but no one can say as of right now. Anyway you take the role of  Ryuuichi Naruhodou *Phoenix Wright In North America* A fresh starting attorney taking on a case of a murder in which his friend is accused of being the murderer by the name of Larry Butz *Name in North America*.

You have 2 different types of gameplay as you get to investigate certain area's of the game as well as talking to people that are connected to the case in some way, The other type is inside the courtroom where you start making your case to ensure that your defendant is innocent/not guilty by proving your theories with evidence and contradictions in witnesses testimony's. Which in the testimony's you can press the witness for more information on what they've stated or you can present evidence to of course OBJECT to the witnesses statement. You have 5 chances to make your case if you mess up you get a exclamation point taken away and once every single one of them is away you lose your case immediately and have to start over from your last save point. All your evidence is in the court record so you can easily look at the court record to see what the evidence or autopsy report says in cause you might see a contradiction.

Since this game is in Japanese you might wanna look up a script or video for this game and since this game is basically the same as on the DS it shares the same music, story, and gameplay except its on the GBA (Game Boy Advance) so the sound and graphics aren't as great as the DS version but they still look and sound great for Game Boy Advance standards.... But HOLD IT! This review isn't over yet. The only major difference that this version has compared to the North American release is that there are only 4 cases while the North American release that most people have on the Wii or DS has 5 cases.

This game is great for it's style, gameplay, and it's great sense of humor and I think anyone should at least give this game a try. So what are you waiting for there is a courtroom about to declare a innocent person guilty you need to bring the true criminal to justice then say TAKE THAT!