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Bumping, because apparently Capcom just announced Ace Attorney 5.
Discuss?
inb4 nonexistance of translated versions
The second Investigations, and also iirc the Professor Layton crossover.Has this happened to an AA game?
So I've been hearing a fair amount of Ace Attorney buzz recently, so I thought I'd revive this thread and see if anybody had any interest in talking Ace Attorney!
The main thing I've heard about Dai Gyakuten Saiban is that somebody on YouTube had the theory that one of the reasons it wasn't localized was that it takes place in England and contains a bunch of casual anti-Japanese racism on the part of the British characters that people would be less comfortable with in the West.I've actually haven't played one of the main-line series in a long time, since I don't do digital downloads, haven't played any Layton games, and I guess all the Dai Gyakuten Saiiban games are Japan-only. (Are those any good? I don't think I've heard anything about them whatsoever, but if they're only in Japanese that would make sense...)
Just so as not to get your hopes up too much, what actually happens is Phoenix adopts a daughter in a game where Edgeworth does not appear in any capacity. Edgeworth being involved in any way is pure fanon.it's all master eif's fault, but i've started playing the first one! i'm incredibly behind on all the spoiler things but apparently phoenix and edgeworth get married and adopt a small child whose name i cannot remember but i'm looking forward to this.
Huuuuh, the British would be more sensitive to it because they'd be uncomfortable about being portrayed as the bad guys? Otherwise I'd think Japanese people would be more likely to be made uncomfortable by anti-Japanese racism...The main thing I've heard about Dai Gyakuten Saiban is that somebody on YouTube had the theory that one of the reasons it wasn't localized was that it takes place in England and contains a bunch of casual anti-Japanese racism on the part of the British characters that people would be less comfortable with in the West.
At a glance I see some subbed versions of at least part of it on YouTube, but have never checked that out myself, despite vaguely wanting to.
According to the YouTube person, Japanese culture just tends to be less viscerally put off by in-character racism. Like, in the west a lot of people would have a hard time appreciating a character who keeps spouting off racism even if it's a joke or period-appropriate or whatever, while in Japan it'd be more likely to just be seen as a character quirk. (Possibly, for native Japanese, that kind of racism is just kind of abstract and distant rather than a reality of daily life, so it might be easier to just think it's funny? Again, just quoting this guy from YouTube, so, uh, take it with a grain of salt.)Huuuuh, the British would be more sensitive to it because they'd be uncomfortable about being portrayed as the bad guys? Otherwise I'd think Japanese people would be more likely to be made uncomfortable by anti-Japanese racism...