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I wonder when Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney is going to come around.

It'd be nice if they allowed the player to be either Phoenix Wright or Miles Edgeworth in the same game; the Nova will surely be a more powerful handheld console than the Advance so, I'm sure they'll be able to afford a few more cases in the game. :p The series as a whole needs more Maya Fey, too.
 
Just caught up. Another fine update, as usual.

Methinks Flair will be the one to end Goldberg's Streak ITTL...at least it's a step up from Kevin Nash. :rolleyes:

Also noticed that Stanley Kubrick survives his heart attack...it'll be interesting to see if that leads anywhere (he is 70 at this point, after all).

And of course, the eerie and ominous posts foreshadowing Columbine... :(
 
It'd be nice if they allowed the player to be either Phoenix Wright or Miles Edgeworth in the same game; the Nova will surely be a more powerful handheld console than the Advance so, I'm sure they'll be able to afford a few more cases in the game. :p The series as a whole needs more Maya Fey, too.

It'll depend if Shu Takumi will ever get the chance to make the games he wanted. He did join Capcom to do some sort of mystery/adventure games.

OTL, it was after the success of directing Dino Crisis 2 that Capcom(specifically Shinji Mikami) gave him a chance at developing any game he wanted. He actually came up with the Joint-Reasoning mechanics for Dai Gyakuten Saiban (aka the one with Sherlock Holmes) in 2000, but never implemented till now.

This page with an Takumi interview and the Phoenix Wright wiki page will explain more.

As for the whether there could be more cases, it'll depend if Capcom will be able to get larger cart sizes. The original GBA version was only 8 Megabytes in size, even though sizes up to 32 MB existed for GBA games. And the game was designed around the 8 MB size (it limited the amount of sprites for characters).
 
It'll depend if Shu Takumi will ever get the chance to make the games he wanted. He did join Capcom to do some sort of mystery/adventure games.

OTL, it was after the success of directing Dino Crisis 2 that Capcom(specifically Shinji Mikami) gave him a chance at developing any game he wanted. He actually came up with the Joint-Reasoning mechanics for Dai Gyakuten Saiban (aka the one with Sherlock Holmes) in 2000, but never implemented till now.

This page with an Takumi interview and the Phoenix Wright wiki page will explain more.

As for the whether there could be more cases, it'll depend if Capcom will be able to get larger cart sizes. The original GBA version was only 8 Megabytes in size, even though sizes up to 32 MB existed for GBA games. And the game was designed around the 8 MB size (it limited the amount of sprites for characters).

You touch all sensible points here, yeah size and other would be limitant like otl, something NOVA people must learn to manage, still you touch all points... we will think about it

Even them, the original idea was Phoneix to be the detective and Mia the Lawyer, so all supernatual elements would be from phoneix making it like X-files inspired(the belive man vs rational woman) still the authors are fan the game but butterflies will make of their works here...stay tuned.
 
https://youtu.be/ezcP-Ys_voY But Damn that could actually be possible!:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

I'm sorry, but that's the not big conspiracy of the Star Wars universe. The true conspiracy is the Death Star!

Let's take a look at the official story -- and I emphasize the word story. The designers of the first Death Star weren't stupid. Tell any competent starfighter pilot to hit that heating vent at full speed, down a trench where you're a sitting duck for enemy fire, and he'll tell you that it's impossible, even for a computer! And some farm boy who's never piloted anything but civilian vehicles, and never in combat, makes the shot on his very first ever attack run? Bull droppings. And Darth Vader, the second in command of the entire Empire military, piloted a TIE fighter personally and that's how he survives. Again, awfully convetient.

Yavin was an inside job, an excuse by the Empire to declare martial law throughout the galaxy!
 
I'm sorry, but that's the not big conspiracy of the Star Wars universe. The true conspiracy is the Death Star!

Let's take a look at the official story -- and I emphasize the word story. The designers of the first Death Star weren't stupid. Tell any competent starfighter pilot to hit that heating vent at full speed, down a trench where you're a sitting duck for enemy fire, and he'll tell you that it's impossible, even for a computer! And some farm boy who's never piloted anything but civilian vehicles, and never in combat, makes the shot on his very first ever attack run? Bull droppings. And Darth Vader, the second in command of the entire Empire military, piloted a TIE fighter personally and that's how he survives. Again, awfully convetient.

Yavin was an inside job, an excuse by the Empire to declare martial law throughout the galaxy!

Just look at the evidence:
http://youtu.be/7dEbX9HZU_0
 
Are we going to see some alternate casting choices in the Star Wars prequels? Like Christian Bale or Leonardo Dicaprio as Annikin Skywalker?
 
Are we going to see some alternate casting choices in the Star Wars prequels? Like Christian Bale or Leonardo Dicaprio as Annikin Skywalker?

December 1998 got a clue we got a far better kid anakin and far for adult one..both are ideas and would work better, Hayden Christessen just was so forced otl(that and their romantic script was dull as a log)
 
December 1998 got a clue we got a far better kid anakin and far for adult one..both are ideas and would work better, Hayden Christessen just was so forced otl(that and their romantic script was dull as a log)
Ry had informed me that Hayden would still have the adult role with a better script. But I agree Dicaprio would be a much better choice if Ry would consider it.
 
Ry had informed me that Hayden would still have the adult role with a better script. But I agree Dicaprio would be a much better choice if Ry would consider it.

Well at least he's getting a better script, he cant be a completely terrible actor right? Even still I agree Dicaprio would definitely be the better choice.
 
Hayden's definitely got potential. Especially when he didn't speak in the prequels. His intense stares were so perfect. I don't think it's controversial to say that Ewan Mcgregor should still be Obi-Wan. Benicio Del Toro was originally cast as Darth Maul, but left when Lucas cut a lot of his dialogue. Plus they should hold off on killing off Darth Maul until Episode II. Keep in mind this doesn't necessarily mean him avoiding getting cut in half, just that he avoids being definitely dead. I remember seeing someone's idea about how to improve the prequels and it involved Darth Maul resurfacing in Episode II as a cyborg.
 
Hayden's definitely got potential. Especially when he didn't speak in the prequels. His intense stares were so perfect. I don't think it's controversial to say that Ewan Mcgregor should still be Obi-Wan. Benicio Del Toro was originally cast as Darth Maul, but left when Lucas cut a lot of his dialogue. Plus they should hold off on killing off Darth Maul until Episode II. Keep in mind this doesn't necessarily mean him avoiding getting cut in half, just that he avoids being definitely dead. I remember seeing someone's idea about how to improve the prequels and it involved Darth Maul resurfacing in Episode II as a cyborg.

I probably watched the same video. He had some really good suggestions. I can't recall the channel at the moment however.
 
Was it WHAT IF "STAR WARS: EPISODE I" WAS GOOD? By Belated Media?

Yes it was.

Also on Del Toro, I can't imagine anyone but Ray Park as Maul. I can see him as a sleazy corrupt senator whose obsessed with Amidala. He would have way more lines then but I see him being one of the first victims of Anakin's rage.
 
Yes it was.

Also on Del Toro, I can't imagine anyone but Ray Park as Maul. I can see him as a sleazy corrupt senator whose obsessed with Amidala. He would have way more lines then but I see him being one of the first victims of Anakin's rage.

It's like the million and one alternate castings for Han Solo Lucas could have picked. Don't tell me that Christopher Walken wouldn't be just as good as Han Solo in his own way. It's just nifty to see the 'what-ifs" of casting history. It just happened that Del Toro was the only alternate casting on Notstarring.com for Episode I. Dicaprio was also one of the people approached for the role of Neo, alone with his TTL Batman co-star Val Kilmer. Given how big they'd both be from two sucessful Batman films I'm guessing that the studio might want them. And apparently the Wachowskis' first choice for Neo was Johnny Depp. And I'm thinking that Samuel Jackson could definitely bring something to the role of Morpheous.
 
If we're talking alternate Star Wars, in my perpetually 'in development' timeline I have all six movies in concurrent development (the way Lucas likes claiming they were), so the release order would be: A New Hope (1977) [still first because it's an attention getter], Ep. I: The Phantom Menace (1980), Ep. V: The Empire Strikes Back (1982), Ep. II: Attack of the Clones (1984), Ep. VI: Return of the Jedi (1986), Ep. III: Revenge of the Sith (1989); in addition to which there would be TV series connecting the films. So I have an entire alternate cast, with certain parts in ANH deliberately cast younger so the same actors can be used in the "prequels".
 
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