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The investigation segments of AA are in first person, so Ryunosuke is only in the first image. The blond guy (and the alleged friend-eater) is the one and only Herlock Sholmes.

No context Ace Attorney: It turns out Backloggd as a function where it tells you how many of those games you've played; I've played four games from that list (Super Metroid, Fusion, Samus Returns, and Luigi's Mansion 3), though Super Metroid was the only one of those I played this year. I played five out of eight of your masterpiece club on the other hand.

After six/four years, The Great Ace Attorney games have finally been released outside Japan! You can talk about them here. Personally I never expected these games to be leave Japan, but fortunately I never spoiled myself on the majority of their plot twists. I'd recommend putting significant information on the cases in spoiler tags for people who want to go in blind. I myself have finished the first two cases, so here are my thoughts on the two of them. Case 1: Case 2:

Oh boy, there's a birthday today.

From a certain point of view, Samus's mother might literally be bound to Ridley, though not in spirit.

I've personally never expected Crash for Ultimate because even if Nintendo is interested in him, I don't expect Activision to play along. Crash wasn't in PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale because Activision wanted too much money, and that was back when Activision wasn't doing anything with him. Sure, Nintendo could pay a ridiculous fee for him but that doesn't mean they'd want to. The original Pac-Man has made several billion dollars in quarters since its release, but I haven't found a firm number of how much it made in total. I've heard $12 billion as the total revenue, but I don't know how accurate that is.

Ha, Mortal Kombat hasn't been sold in Japan since 3 because it was incredibly unpopular, so that's definitely never happening. Smash Bros. has never saved the most popular character for last so I would expect as "smaller" third party as the last character if anything.

It's not that contradictory, the damage reduction and healing are meant to help his Driver survive at low health until they can be healed. Whether those skills accomplish that goal is another matter I suppose. Both/Coffee with Milk, but I think Pyra is unfairly dismissed as being "boring" and "generic" compared to Mythra so I'll give her an honorable mention.

Reptar and Nigel Thornberry are cool and we still need Timmy, Jimmy, and Jenny, but when are we getting Professor Membrane? Enter the Florpus gave him tons of moveset potential.

Technically speaking "Square Enix" didn't exist yet when Monolith Soft was founded, and Square actually said "we'd like to continue Xenogears but this Final Fantasy movie is more important." Doesn't Torna count as an ancient society you get to experience while it's alive?

Majima is just into anime girls, clearly. It's a shame Kamiya said no to Bayonetta appearing in PXZ2, then we could've had a trio of questionable nuns! For the record, Kamiya said no because he wanted to be the one to make the game where Dante and Bayonetta finally meet, since he created them both. He has since regretted that decision, so maybe we'll get the nun trio if PXZ3 is ever made. So far Super Smash Bros. Ultimate has come closest to Dante and Bayonetta appearing together, as of the former getting a Mii costume.

Godzilla Earth might not literally be a giant tree, but they are the central theme for him because trees are apparently the peak of evolution. You may have liked SP more, but you can't have forgotten about the other anime already.

Wow, Frozen III is looking great. As a note, the English version is performed by Cristina Valenzuela (who voices Athena, Lachesis, and Tatiana), rather than Fjorm's English VA Heather Watson.

I finished watching Singular Point, hooray. I didn't plan on watching more than one episode per day, but I had trouble putting it down (so to speak). It's more of a sci-fi mystery anime featuring Godzilla than a conventional Godzilla anime, but I don't mind that fact. In recent years Godzilla has been a protector of Earth, a nuclear abomination, a giant tree, and now he's a reality-warping manifestation of a higher dimensional entity! He's basically the Icon of Sin from Doom Eternal, complete with warping reality, growing stronger the longer he is on Earth and threatening to destroy the universe, which means Jet Jaguar is Doomguy. Godzilla doesn't do much personally though; the recent Japanese depictions of Godzilla seem to present him as more of a concept that a character, which I think is interesting. I said before I wanted Toho to give King Ghidorah and Mothra a break to focus on less exposed monsters, which is what happened here. Mothra gets referenced, but the reference isn't really important to the plot so it's more of a cameo. There's Godzilla, Rodan, Anguirus, Manda, Salunga, JJ, Kumonga and co., and basically it for the kaiju, but I enjoyed how they were reimagined. Having Godzilla's earlier forms be based on other kaiju was an interesting way to represent more monsters. While I like Salunga, I would rather if they made it less similar to Gabara so it could better stand out as its own character. I never expected to live in a universe where Eirika and beloved cinematic icon Jet Jaguar are voiced by the same person, but I'm glad I do. I liked all of the human characters too, giving Yun and Mei largely separate plotlines that work together was fun. What is this, Fire Emblem Gaiden? I had a particular liking for BB, because quoting Dante in your introductory scene makes for a good first impression. He would be an obvious villain if he was in a Fire Emblem game, but he's actually the least shady of his associates. Also, it's interesting that almost nobody died in this series. Contrast the anime trilogy, where the number of named characters who survive to the end could be counted on one hand, including Godzilla. And, of course, there's science. I didn't expect the series to focus on quantum physics when I started watching it, but I followed along well enough... I think. Mostly it's using particles for impossible physics (like giant monsters) and sending messages through time.

No tactical advantage? Fiora ought to teach KOS-MOS about the Naked Dunban strategy.

If you happen to already have the 3DS version and you don't want to buy the game again, or if you don't have a Switch, then it's fine, otherwise the Switch version is recommended. Sylphie's clothes have a price, revenge is priceless. By the way, do PXZ or PXZ2 have limits on how many units you can deploy? I haven't gotten far enough to find out.

On episode 7 of Singular Point, Godzilla Phase II may not be Varan but he's basically Varan. He even uses Varan's roar! And I like what they did with the name of the whatever-you-call-it thingy that skewered not-Gabara: OD = Oxygen Destroyer. I didn't get the reference until it was spelled out however. He is, but he's the usual target of jokes about being "whiny" which isn't fully warranted since he's willing to get into action whenever the situation calls for it. In the second Rebuild movie, he got so angry about his not-girlfriend being eaten by a monster that he accidentally caused the apocalypse to save her... well, maybe.

Something I like about the Xenoblade content in PXZ2 is that Fiora and Metal Face finally get to interact in this game. I always thought it was a missed opportunity that they never got to truly confront each other again after the opening incident.

Phoenix's expression is very fitting here. In other news, by some miracle the final Evangelion movie is being released outside Japan next month. And here I was thinking I would have to wait two years to see it! But hopefully they use the same English cast as the previous movies. I liked the Netflix voice actors well enough but it would be annoying for the last film of a tetralogy to have a completely different cast from the previous three.

This is a real official thing that actually exists. The memes have gone too far this time... *Godzilla Ultima wants to know your location* Speaking of, where would Singular Point go on your Godzilla ranking? I'm only up to episode four so far. Technically Ready Player One has King Kong and Mechagodzilla in it, so they should be ranked too. And will the next Space Jam have Kong in it? I have PXZ2 myself but it probably won't take very long for you to pass me, I'm only up to the Sword Art Online chapter. It's not actually Sword Art Online, but it's an online game so it's basically the same thing. What was it again, NetHack?

I watched the first two episodes of Godzilla Singular Point today, which is good so far. It even got to a monster fight earlier than most Godzilla movies do, but I like the characters enough that there doesn't need to be non-stop action. Also, I was somewhat disappointed that MonsterVerse Rodan didn't use his signature roar, so it's nice to hear it again. Though Mei should've known better than to download a desktop assistant, even if it is voiced by Kira Buckland (and later Cassandra Lee Morris, because she can't get out of voicing nonhuman companions), lest she end up like Joel.

It turns out Kazuya is pretty fun to play as, once you find some moves you're good with. As of him, the list of Ultimate's DLC codenames are: Joker: jack Hero: brave Banjo & Kazooie: buddy Terry: dolly Byleth: master Min Min: tantan Steve: pickel Sephiroth: edge Pyra/Mythra: element (individually, Pyra is "eflame" and Mythra is "elight") Kazuya: demon As a bonus, Arsene is "doyle" and Rex is "diver" The developers were lucky that eflame and elight didn't leak. Could it be referring to the two-in-one characters whose Japanese names mean "flame" and "light"?

It seems to me like Kazuya will be a god if you know how to play him, but terrible if you don't. Also, Mythra's Lightning Buster previously had a glitch where it always treated the opponent's weight as being 100 (which made it weaker against lighter characters), but this patch fixed it.

While I sort of appreciate how faithful Kazuya is to Tekken, I also know I'll never be able to play as him effectively. I have trouble remembering how to do Terry's inputs in the middle of battle, much less most of Kazuya's. I'm still glad that Tekken finally got a character. While the Mii costumes were nothing like I predicted, again (though I like the costumes chosen), at least I have a good track record with the legendary spirits. And there are 39 Tekken songs, which is very impressive. I gave up on predicting who will get in a long time ago, but characters I don't expect are: Any Western characters Characters from Microsoft, SE, and Namco (while companies could double dip I don't think they will) Fighting game characters (I don't think we'd get two in a row) Nintendo characters who don't appear in any Switch games (Byleth, Min Min, Pyra, and Mythra all come from them) Strangely enough, Phoenix Wright is probably Capcom's biggest character left, since RE, MH, and DMC are out and I don't think we'd get another Street Fighter character right after Kazuya. SNK gave some of everything with Terry and I don't know how many viable characters Konami has left (Raiden? Pyramid Head?), so I mostly think the last character will be from Nintendo, Sega, a smaller Capcom series (like Phoenix or Amaterasu), or a new Japanese company. I sure can't wait to be wrong! Just get ready for the final character to be a Pokémon. It's strange the Koei Temco has absolutely nothing at this point, except Fatal Frame which it co-owns with Nintendo. Hopefully Ryu Hayabusa can be a Mii costume if he isn't the final character.

I see the latest Mii costume wave as a set of "honorable mentions". Will the final Mii wave have more honorable mentions? Probably not, because I didn't get anything right about this wave or the previous one so I'll be wrong next time too. Wilhelm basically runs the entire Xenosaga universe, I'm sure he can find a way to press charges in a different universe.