Godot's te killer. That REALLY depressed me. And the end did too. Not to mention it was the end of the game...and it ended like THAT. I didn't like it one bit.

I hated Godot being the killer. Also, Elise's true identity...The whole thing just makes me want to cry.

Godot being the killer.

Mia (through Pearls) went on that stupid rant about "You'll never be able to defeat me, Dahlia."

I thought it was pushin' it a little to make Godot the killer. It almost seemed that they're running out of characters to accuse and just kind of picked him. When something was mentioned about "someone who should have been there but wasn't" as the suspect for murder, I thought it was (don't laugh at me) PEARL. Yes it was a stupid idea and even I wondered whether a little child could have done it but it made sense because Pearl was nowhere to be seen on the day of the investigation, if I remember correctly. I didn't think of Godot right away although it is true that he was supposed to prosecute but didn't show up. Anyway, Godot being the killer kind of ruined the case a little because it simply didn't make much sense to me.

Oh yes, like Prince could really write out Maggey's name WITH A BROKEN NECK. It turns out that the real thing wrong was the misspelling of her name, but to overlook such a bad thing like that made the case really horrible. Even worse than Acro's bad motive or the insane bust-cloak method of killing the Ringmaster

Playing as Edgeworth and seeing Edgeworth and Franzkia duel it out in the first trial phase was genius. I loved every second of that.

Almost all the cases in Apollo Justice is brilliant in each of its own way such as highlighting the importance of the truth and as well how we arrive to the truth. But there are quite a few issues that I have with the Apollo Justice cases. After playing the entire game and finishing it just now, there are some which is rather alarming to notice when I reflect on it. Every single character's presence in the story were slightly rubbish, the pacing of the story must have been in line with the pacemaker of the developers and the Minuki system which was suppose to be the centre piece was relatively useless if you were observant enough to notice the 'nervous habits' of the witnesses.

As compared the previous generation, you want to feel the game have or had a sense of being a step forward. And somehow, all of them fall well short on the previous games, even the first Phoenix Wright game. Technically, it is a step forward with the new video codec and I respect this step forward as much as Ford turning to their European division for designing cars but I don't love it to the same level as the Japanese and as well as some people on this forum.