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I need it, because I'm creating a new logo for Ace Attorney Online. I tried Times New Roman, but that's obviously not the right one.
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The misconception here, I believe, is that the text in the logo has been typed as is. It has not.
I was able to create my own logo, in the same style, using Times New Roman, and changing the placement of the text.
I typed out "Ace Attorney" as well, and placed it the same. It was the same fit.
I made the capitals separate to the rest of the word, moved the rest of the words upwards, created a stroke of white, then made the stroke's overlap. The two A's of Ace Attorney do the same as the D and the "in" in my logo.
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