New Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright Trailer Revealed

[L-Lawliet]

I've thought about doing it for level 5 before but I think I'll just wait till I can get it used. That way neither party makes money off it, one suffers, another gets what it deserves u.u

Meh, I'm still pretty surprised that people are mad about a game that they were supposed to be making, anyway.

I dunno, it just seems...hypocritical. Though it's Capcom's fault too. I hear Kojima was having fun with it.

This is why people hate capcom. Not just because of MML3

 

[L-Lawliet]

Ace Attorney really isn't random. In fact, I'd say it's on par with Professor Layton in that department.

Yeah, it is. At times, you don't know what the hell you're supposed to present or examine. And when you do find out, it makes absolutely no sense. I like both series but I would have to say that Prof. Layton is a bit better.

And if this comes out in NA, I'll be the first one in line to get it. I love Level 5 and the Prof. Layton series.

Wright is awesome, how can you say Prof. Layton makes more sense than Ace Attorney?

Since when does everyone have a puzzle on top of their mind just for Layton to solve?

Ace Attorney makes way more sense than Prof. Layton, not to say Prof. Layton is a bad game, it's an awesome game.

Sense doesn't mean realism.

 

[BrightNeko]

I've thought about doing it for level 5 before but I think I'll just wait till I can get it used. That way neither party makes money off it, one suffers, another gets what it deserves u.u

You think it's gonna change anything?
It's like you're a kid throwing a pebble at a plastic window. Except worse for you since you're both not doing crap to Capcom nor enjoying the game yourself.

Plus Shu Takumi, the creator of Ace Attorney, isn't getting any money and he had nothing to do with MML3.

still from capcom :T an yes alone I do nothing but I'm not the only one u.u

 

[ShadowSoldier]

Wright is awesome, how can you say Prof. Layton makes more sense than Ace Attorney?

Since when does everyone have a puzzle on top of their mind just for Layton to solve?

Ace Attorney makes way more sense than Prof. Layton, not to say Prof. Layton is a bad game, it's an awesome game.

We're talking about the solving of the cases, you know, in the court room. Some of the evidence you have to give, you would never guess it. Or in some cases, it's not even the right spot to use the most logical evidence. PW2 was a prime example of this. The ending with that murderer (which was awesome btw) was way too frickin hard because it was random on what you were supposed to present. The game didn't make it clear at all.



QUOTEThis is why people hate capcom. Not just because of MML3

Just post the link, I can't read that shit even when opened in a new tab.

 

[Thesolcity]

I've thought about doing it for level 5 before but I think I'll just wait till I can get it used. That way neither party makes money off it, one suffers, another gets what it deserves u.u

Meh, I'm still pretty surprised that people are mad about a game that they were supposed to be making, anyway.

I dunno, it just seems...hypocritical. Though it's Capcom's fault too. I hear Kojima was having fun with it.

This is why people hate capcom. Not just because of MML3
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Can't really read that.

 

[machomuu]

I've thought about doing it for level 5 before but I think I'll just wait till I can get it used. That way neither party makes money off it, one suffers, another gets what it deserves u.u

You think it's gonna change anything?
It's like you're a kid throwing a pebble at a plastic window. Except worse for you since you're both not doing crap to Capcom nor enjoying the game yourself.

Plus Shu Takumi, the creator of Ace Attorney, isn't getting any money and he had nothing to do with MML3.

still from capcom :T an yes alone I do nothing but I'm not the only one u.u

That the thing, I know there are a bunch of other reasons people hate Capcom, but MML3 is a big one, and I think that game is a really shallow reason mainly because they stated it to be a fan game and yet when they didn't get the response they needed to know the game would be profitable they stopped and people bawwed. You can't run a company by losing money.

Also, what you said about him still being from Capcom...I can't even respond to that. That type of comment pisses me off to a level I just can't explain.

 

[BrightNeko]

I've thought about doing it for level 5 before but I think I'll just wait till I can get it used. That way neither party makes money off it, one suffers, another gets what it deserves u.u

You think it's gonna change anything?
It's like you're a kid throwing a pebble at a plastic window. Except worse for you since you're both not doing crap to Capcom nor enjoying the game yourself.

Plus Shu Takumi, the creator of Ace Attorney, isn't getting any money and he had nothing to do with MML3.

still from capcom :T an yes alone I do nothing but I'm not the only one u.u

That the thing, I know there are a bunch of other reasons people hate Capcom, but MML3 is a big one, and I think that game is a really shallow reason mainly because they stated it to be a fan game and yet when they didn't get the response they needed to know the game would be profitable they stopped and people bawwed. You can't run a company by losing money.

Also, what you said about him still being from Capcom...I can't even respond to that. That type of comment pisses me off to a level I just can't explain.

Hon they didn't allow for a response, they didn't even release the game they were going to judge sales by. You know the thing they promised to fans to see if there was enough interest? the prototype version they lied to the fans about releasing. An the from capcom was the game not that person, I don't dislike any particular person from capcom or want to ignore their work =D

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Also if you mean the dev room in general capcom themselves said fans could just sit back and watch the game take form. Only after canceling the game that they wanted large amounts of fan input

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This isn't the place for this. At least with all the quoting.

 

[PeregrinFig]

Phoenix looks terrible in 3D.

 

[machomuu]

Hon they didn't allow for a response, they didn't even release the game they were going to judge sales by. You know the thing they promised to fans to see if there was enough interest? the prototype version they lied to the fans about releasing. An the from capcom was the game not that person, I don't dislike any particular person from capcom or want to ignore their work =D
Yes, I have already stated that it was partially Capcom's fault. However, thinking about it further, Capcom actually simply decided to release the prototype based on fan response, and them when they didn't get that many (which I find rather humorous because if the people who are boycotting this had actually attended the Facebook event the game likely would have been approved and created). So it's really a result of lack of motivation and fan response, I say both the fans and the company are in the wrong.

And maybe this isn't the place for this, but I see nothing wrong with a small detour.
QUOTE(PeregrinFig @ Sep 20 2011, 05:23 PM) Phoenix looks terrible in 3D.

Does he? I don't think he looks that bad.

 

[BrightNeko]

Yes, I have already stated that it was partially Capcom's fault. However, thinking about it further, Capcom actually simply decided to release the prototype based on fan response, and them when they didn't get that many (which I find rather humorous because if the people who are boycotting this had actually attended the Facebook event the game likely would have been approved and created). So it's really a result of lack of motivation and fan response, I say both the fans and the company are in the wrong.

And maybe this isn't the place for this, but I see nothing wrong with a small detour.

Phoenix looks terrible in 3D.

Does he? I don't think he looks that bad.

No the prototype was to gauge the fan's response and that would have green lit the actual MML3. The Facebook thing only came after it was canceled unless you're talking about something else. If you mean the devroom again it was something capcom themselves said fans did not have to take part in, and could simply watch.

Also I second phoenix looks OK in 3D nothing bad

 

[mad_gamer_jad]

There's really nothing wrong with not liking AA,but still liking layton(or vice-versa)since the games aren't really similar
I'd also like to add that the music in this trailer is pretty awesome and fitting

 

[Ikki]

I've thought about doing it for level 5 before but I think I'll just wait till I can get it used. That way neither party makes money off it, one suffers, another gets what it deserves u.u

You think it's gonna change anything?
It's like you're a kid throwing a pebble at a plastic window. Except worse for you since you're both not doing crap to Capcom nor enjoying the game yourself.

Plus Shu Takumi, the creator of Ace Attorney, isn't getting any money and he had nothing to do with MML3.

still from capcom :T an yes alone I do nothing but I'm not the only one u.u

Yeah, it's you and the other 10 guys.
Seriously, you're not gonna make a difference. I'm getting the game as will at least 80% of the fans of either or both franchises.
You think not buying Capcom games is going to make them release Legends 3? Because it isn't. If anything, and if it was a considerable number of people who would get butthurt about it, it would make them focus on their bigger franchises like Monster Hunter, Street Fighter, possibly if you're lucky, the closest you'd get would be side scrolling MegaMan games, but probably not, because that doesn't sell as well as it used to anymore.

But do as you wish, it only affects you after all.

 

[machomuu]

Yes, I have already stated that it was partially Capcom's fault. However, thinking about it further, Capcom actually simply decided to release the prototype based on fan response, and them when they didn't get that many (which I find rather humorous because if the people who are boycotting this had actually attended the Facebook event the game likely would have been approved and created). So it's really a result of lack of motivation and fan response, I say both the fans and the company are in the wrong.

And maybe this isn't the place for this, but I see nothing wrong with a small detour.

Phoenix looks terrible in 3D.

Does he? I don't think he looks that bad.

No the prototype was to gauge the fan's response and that would have green lit the actual MML3. The Facebook thing only came after it was canceled unless you're talking about something else. If you mean the devroom again it was something capcom themselves said fans did not have to take part in, and could simply watch.

Also I second phoenix looks OK in 3D nothing bad

Actually from what I gathered it was an unsaid tactic. They wanted to gauge the popularity and fan reception of the game and the prototype, and because there was not too much reception to either at the time, they cut it, they just believed there was no reason to release a prototype for a game with such small reception. And also you didn't have to take part, but you at least had to join the Dev Room, they said so themselves AFAIK.

Also, I'm really wondering exactly what Capcom's involvement with this game is. I will be the world's happiest man if Noriyuki Iwadare is doing the music

 

[Deleted User]

Mind just exploded.

 

[Rankio]

The 3D animations look too floaty. The characters move like marionettes.

 

[machomuu]

The 3D animations look too floaty. The characters move like marionettes.

Yup, that's level 5 for you. That said, I still think Level-5 is one of the greatest gaming companies ever created.

 

[BrightNeko]

Actually from what I gathered it was an unsaid tactic. They wanted to gauge the popularity and fan reception of the game and the prototype, and because there was not too much reception to either at the time, they cut it, they just believed there was no reason to release a prototype for a game with such small reception. And also you didn't have to take part, but you at least had to join the Dev Room, they said so themselves AFAIK.

Also, I'm really wondering exactly what Capcom's involvement with this game is. I will be the world's happiest man if Noriyuki Iwadare is doing the music

Why would have been the case when they said they were using the prototype to gauge such a thing? Seems like a stupid run around that isn't really needed. Also they never said you had to join the devroom. About the extent of what they did was advertise the darn thing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1TPP-U6lb8

 

[machomuu]

Actually from what I gathered it was an unsaid tactic. They wanted to gauge the popularity and fan reception of the game and the prototype, and because there was not too much reception to either at the time, they cut it, they just believed there was no reason to release a prototype for a game with such small reception. And also you didn't have to take part, but you at least had to join the Dev Room, they said so themselves AFAIK.

Also, I'm really wondering exactly what Capcom's involvement with this game is. I will be the world's happiest man if Noriyuki Iwadare is doing the music

Why would have been the case when they said they were using the prototype to gauge such a thing? Seems like a stupid run around that isn't really needed. Also they never said you had to join the devroom. About the extent of what they did was advertise the darn thing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1TPP-U6lb8

Easy, because that branch of Capcom is lazy. As I said, it's their fault, too.

If only Keiji Inafune hadn't left...

 

[BrightNeko]

Actually from what I gathered it was an unsaid tactic. They wanted to gauge the popularity and fan reception of the game and the prototype, and because there was not too much reception to either at the time, they cut it, they just believed there was no reason to release a prototype for a game with such small reception. And also you didn't have to take part, but you at least had to join the Dev Room, they said so themselves AFAIK.

Also, I'm really wondering exactly what Capcom's involvement with this game is. I will be the world's happiest man if Noriyuki Iwadare is doing the music

Why would have been the case when they said they were using the prototype to gauge such a thing? Seems like a stupid run around that isn't really needed. Also they never said you had to join the devroom. About the extent of what they did was advertise the darn thing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1TPP-U6lb8

Easy, because that branch of Capcom is lazy. As I said, it's their fault, too.

If only Keiji Inafune hadn't left...

Thats the thing though is that Inafune wanted to finish the game but capcom simply would not let him. An recent news has brought up that he even left his team behind to finish the work

http://www.themmnetwork.com/2011/09/16/wha...3-with-comcept/

http://protodudesrockmancorner.blogspot.co...ments-from.html

 

[L-Lawliet]

I've just been playing Trials and Tribulations (third case, final part) and reading it out as I play along (I don't normally) and it's got me wondering who can play Phoenix in PLvAA. He's got quite a high pitched objection.