This was years ago and it was late at night, so I'm sorry if I'm getting all of this wrong. Anyway, it was at that part where Godot talked about Mia. Diego/Mia is one of my favorite pairings in the series, and just thinking about how tragic they were made me cry so I was just bawling the whole time.

But then Godot went "Oh well, let's go back to the witness' testimony." I was like "... Are you expecting me to just wipe away all these tears and go back to the trial. No. No. Continue talking about your dead girlfriend, Godot. These tears aren't stopping, you better finish what you started."

I read through the ending of the last case of GS4 and the exchanges between the Gavin brothers made me a little emotional. I mean, how Klavier at first is teaming up with his brother and not letting anything Apollo says get to him, while trying to act all grown up in front of his brother, and then, how clearly painful it is when he realizes his brothers guilt, followed by him going along with Apollo, having to stand up to and accuse Kristoph. That's... something, for sure. I'm impressed with how well they showed Klavier struggling. Just look at this:
Apollo:
That's how you killed him!

Klavier:
What...!?

Kristoph:
My, my. You've upset my poor
brother to the point of
uselessness.

and then:

Klavier:
Evidence!

Klavier:
Evidence that shows this man,
Kristoph Gavin, requested that
forgery seven years ago!

Kristoph:
Klavier...?

Klavier:
Just... prove it!

Klavier:
Clear up these doubts now,
or I swear, I'm off this
case!

and at the very end:
Klavier:
...Now's our chance.
Let's clean out the family
closet, eh, Kristoph?

Kristoph:
Klavier... You're spinning
out of control.

Kristoph:
Calm yourself before you say
something you'll regret.

Klavier:
Spinning out of whose control?
Mine? ...Or yours?

I've said this many times, and I will say it again: Poor Klavier.

The part where Edgeworth goes to the airport after Fran.

I just really liked their sibling-like relationship, and that part always makes me feel really moved when I think about it. Though it is a long time since I played AA2.

I really couldn't stop crying afterwards. It felt kinda weird to be crying at a video game, but the AA series was the first video game I'd played that truly felt like something as important as a story.

Alba was about to get off the hook (for like the millionth time) and then Gumshoe's theme began and this picture appeared on the screen. GO GUMMY

I rarely cry at games, it's just kinda hard to make an emotional connection with them. Trials and Tribulations is one of the few that did. The part that really killed me though was when Iris revealed at the end of 3-5 that she was the one actually with Phoenix instead of Dahlia. I swear that combined with the stuff with Godot and Mia and I was a wreck at the ending.

What made me cry was the ending of 3-3. The Won The Lawsuit theme combined with Maggey finally eating Gumshoe's lunch was too much for me to handle.

Little Athena saying she was going to "repair" her mother caught me really off guard and made me cry.

Right after giving the swissroll to Kay...and then seeing her start to tear up talking about how her daddy's 'not here anymore.' I was like "Don't you dare! Don't you dare make me cry!" But soon enough, when she started crying, I couldn't stop myself. "Why! Why did you make me cry, game?!"

Of coarse what happened afterwards made it all better.

his knife wound (???) to the quote about the blood that "must be his tears" since he can't see red on white.

Creepy Shadowed Under Eyes: According to the official visual book, they are there because he cried a lot in prison and never bothered to wipe his tear streaks.

Athena's black psyche locks

Lamiroir said she hoped to meet Apollo and Trucy again, and that she wanted to paint them. It's her kids and nobody knooows (well... except for that troll )

Acro, I'm looking at you! How dare you play with my emotions with that one line...

"He just wanted to take her to the movies..."
and also
"I just couldn't up and leave yet..."

*sob*