The setting for the game takes place roughly one year after the events of the first game. Like the first game, the first trial is a tutorial one that guides the player, Phoenix Wright, into all of the elements of the Ace Attorney courtroom. This is established by having Phoenix receive amnesia due to a head trauma. The remaining three trials are united by the mysterious disappearance of prosecutor Miles Edgeworth. Justice For All plays similarly to the first Ace Attorney game as a visual novel/adventure game. While the game has been adapted from the GBA version to use the DS touch screen, none of the special investigation techniques introduced in the "Rise from the Ashes" case from the first game reappear. A small but significant change is that a player can now present the profiles of people involved with the case, in addition to the evidence in the Court Record. The player can present them either during the court room or investigative phases. Justice for All features a new gameplay concept called Psyche-Lock. Phoenix Wright has to unlock several locks that have been placed over a witness' heart in order to reveal the truth. [Edited from [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_Wright:_Ace_Attorney_-_Justice_for_All]Wikipedia[/url]]

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney (which takes place chronologically seven years after Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations) is the first game in the series that does not feature Phoenix Wright as the main protagonist, though it isn't the first time a different attorney has been playable. The game takes place in what seems to be a mock of Los Angeles. The bracelet on Apollo's left arm can be used to "zoom in" on witnesses to gather information about them, and is called the Perceive System. It is used primarily in court to look for motions or actions made by witnesses that show nervousness, like playing with one's fingers. The move even comes with a new phrase, "Gotcha!". The game also includes a "Crime Recreation Mode" that "allows players to reveal hidden clues by re-creating the scene of the crime. [Edited from [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phoenix_Wright:_Ace_Attorney_-_Trials_and_Tribulations]Wikipedia[/url]]

矢张遇上了大麻烦，又双叒叕被告上了法庭。 但是这一次，屡屡为他洗脱罪名的成步堂却因为飞机误点没能及时赶来。 眼看开庭的时间快要到了，在这千钧一发之际，春美将想出什么办法帮助他度过危机呢？ ———— 语音： 大王 饰 绫里 春美 灵缡心 饰 亚内 武文 某神话 饰 成步堂 龙一 幻化作风 饰 御剑 怜侍 官网设计：Yki

In this [i]Ace Attorney[/i] spin-off game, taking place between [i]Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Trials and Tribulations[/i] and [i]Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney[/i], prosecutor Miles Edgeworth investigates a series of cases related to an international smuggling ring. He is assisted by detective Dick Gumshoe and self-proclaimed "Great Thief" Kay Faraday, while his investigations also lead him to cross paths with Interpol agent Shi-Long Lang.

In the city of London, a young girl named Espella Cantabella is chased after by a mysterious force and seeks the aid of Professor Layton and his assistant, Luke Triton. When Espella is suddenly captured, Layton's investigation leads him to a strange book which transports him and Luke to a strange medieval city known as Labyrinthia. This town is allegedly home to witches who hides in the shadows, and is controlled by someone called the Story Teller, who allegedly has the power to turn anything he writes into reality. Meanwhile, Phoenix Wright and his assistant, Maya Fey, who have traveled to London on business, encounter the same book and are also transported to Labyrinthia. There, they discover Espella has been accused of being a witch and is to be put on trial. As Phoenix decides to defend Espella, soon discovering that the laws of this world are far different from his own, Layton seeks to solve the mystery behind Labyrinthia, with the two not always seeing eye to eye. [From [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Professor_Layton_vs._Phoenix_Wright:_Ace_Attorney]Wikipedia[/url]]