Objection! Ace Attorney's forgotten game shows the strange place of fan localisations within fandom
- and went on to sell half a million copies. By all accounts it was a success, and it finally aligned the Ace Attorney franchise's releases inside and outside of Japan. Except for one game.
When The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles was about to come out, I was excited. But I couldn't stop thinking about Investigations 2. The two entries had once been in the same position, available only via fan localisation. But they were suddenly very different.had seen their work superseded by an official release.
The reissued artwork of all the notable Ace Attorney characters, this time featuring Sebastian Debeste from AAI2, tucked away in the top left corner. He quickly learned that not everything is so easy, however. When he discovered the Ace Attorney community, he had played several of the games and enjoyed them enough to be curious when he saw the attempts to localise Investigations 2. But, at least from Auryn's perspective, the project was struggling. These kinds of projects require linguistic and cultural knowledge, certainly, but also a lot of technical expertise, which Auryn thought was lacking at the time.
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