Board 8 > Phoenix poll reminds me of a Phoenix Wright question I've had on mind.

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I never found the will to drag myself through Apollo Justice to the end. If I wanted to play the games after it, would it be necessary to finish it for storyline purposes?

Not anything you couldn't get out of reading a one paragraph summary of the game.
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Which is probably what I'll do if I get DD at some point, thank you.

Crescent-Moon posted...

I never found the will to drag myself through Apollo Justice to the end. If I wanted to play the games after it, would it be necessary to finish it for storyline purposes?

Read a summary and save yourself the trouble, personally I find Apollo Justice appalling.
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I'll be in the minority to say I liked it

I guess if you really didn't like the games then summarize I suppose
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The games are good. It's a good series that I have played through 3 times, and I've played both Edgeworth games twice.

It just has an awful black sheep.

The big changes that Apollo Justice makes the jurist system and Phoenix losing his badge are (thankfully) undone in Dual Destinies. Trucy sticks around but if you want to know her origin a summary will suffice. You don't learn anything about Apollo's character in his game, so you don't even need to worry about that. It's really pretty skippable.
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I basically just do the first 2 cases when I replay AJ. If I really want some background on LamiroirI'll play case 3 again. It's terrible, but it's much better on subsequent playthroughs. I never touch 4-4.