Unlike the other two Phoenix Wright era collections, this one has only two games in it. But you actually get your money's worth with the remake. Not only is the translation relatively censorship free, the visual upgrades to the sprites make the original version obsolete (you can still play with them if you want, I only chose to play with the original soundtrack). I had to wait 13 years (and four months) to play the game translated after I originally played the Japanese version (back then there was no hope for an official English release ever and the fan translation was still years away as well). I patiently waited and skipped the fan translation entirely. The wait for the remake was worth it. But... it's all carried by the second game in the collection, so if you're not already a fan of the series, you might not even get to the best part.

If you want to get one Ace Attorney collection... well get the first one (Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy). If you liked that, this is the second one you should get. None of the other games live up the best of the original Wright Trilogy, except the second game included in this collection. Simple as.

No specific plot details, just to sell it a little better if you're already familiar with the series:

• At least 3 of the case villains are up there with the best of them, only T&T had this many.
  
• Not a single below average case, at least two S tier cases and the rest are A tier, maybe one B.
  
• All the cases are perfectly integrated, literally no filler, every character (except Larry) matters.
  
• The villain reveal is the greatest plot twist in the entire series and subtler than 3DS game forced drama villain reveals.
  
• The main villain is arguably the hero of the story, who saved lives!

Best way to play AAI. Use OG Ost though, arranged be doin too much.

Miles Edgeworth calls a slow boy a failure of a human being. 10/10