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[endlessblaze]

"So your saying his robes were switched."

[Tawa]

"The prosecution can see... three possibilities."
"Firstly, the defendant's story is... supported by this evidence. To a degree."
"Secondly, the defendant is lying and expects us to believe his bumbling-old-man ploy."
"Thirdly, the defendant did not intend to kill the victim, but rather somebody else. This is supported by the fact that he apparently stashes weapons of varying lethality in his robes hours or days in advance."

[TheBiggerFish]

"The court requests that we avoid sarcasm in witness testimony."

[Tawa]

"Right-o."

[Tawa]

So, not an update to the game itself, but big news!

Some of you may fondly remember Turnabout Tape, the smash hit trial that made this game a success. With the help of Ace Attorney case-maker Attorney Online, I'm making it into a major motion picture full-blown, interactive Ace Attorney case you can play in your browser! It will be a fully playable game with added dialogue and intrigue, a revised script, and the addition of Apollo Justice as the playable character (due to asset limitations regarding Adragis's avatar; Adragis029 is now the co-counsel for Apollo, and some of Phoenix's co-counsel dialogue has been transplanted to them.)

[IcyTea31]

* IcyTea31 imitates the sound of a huge crowd cheering, all by himself.

[Twinwolf]

WOO!

[BadLemonsXI]

Hazzar

[endlessblaze]

cool

[Gwolfski]

*enthusiastic clapping*

[TheBiggerFish]

*enthusiastic cheering*

[Arcvasti]

*enthusiastic wiggling*

[Tawa]

"Defense! We have waited long; what are your opinions on the matter?"

[TheBiggerFish]

"Does the defense have anything to say at all?  Do they even still exist?"

[Zanzetkuken The Great]

"Sir, I believe the Defense is currently dead.  Seems to be due to starvation.  I don't think anyone delivered food to them over the past month.  I move for the a new defense be assigned.  Or you could just declare the Judge guilty.  Depends on how much justice matters to you."