No objections here: Capcom's got a great blog post today about the localization process behind Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies. "...we’ve labeled him a samurai instead of a rōnin (which are technically a subset of samurai). This deliberate choice was made because samurai are simply more easily recognizable and readily…

Jesus, I hear ya. Took forever to download the launch day patch and the recent patch from 2 days ago.

The pyramid of feels?

This is actually how I remember all games finishing. Dramatic closing number and the entire cast comes out to take a bow. It really got weird when I played Pokemon Black 2.

My Weavile was about to make the final blow on the rival battle when the professor came in and began singing about how I've changed and I have…

Good luck in your exams.

JRPGs are about feeling, not country of origin. If it feels like a JRPG, it's a JRPG.

They clearly state that those images are concept art. 2D illustrations to nail the visual style. I think the actual game is going to be 3d on 2d plane. They showed some 3d animations.

Didn't anybody go to kickstarter page? It says right there it's going to be a 3D game with a 2D gameplay. Kinda like DuckTales.

Just a heads up to some of you who are commenting, that it's painfully clear who did watch the video and who didn't. And if you didn't, and are commenting about the video anyway, you're just making yourself look foolish.

Your right, because the Vita is running circles around the 3ds.

NOW WE'LL NEVER BE REAL-LIFE FRIENDSSSSSS

Thank you for using the correct term for a retro-style 3D -> 2D game concept repackaging.

I miss this game so much, how hard can it be to have the chance to see another breath fo fire?