I had a few suspicions when it didn’t show his age (showed it as “??”) because the only other time they did that was with Grimesby Roylott who was also fake.
@@Viscidsquare040 it’s probably because “Egbert” is an actual name. When we read fast, we tend to assume some things are part of the text when our brains are accustomed to patterns.
@@kaiserbeam5114 presto plays during the final FEW tesimonys. im talking about a theme that plays only, and i mean ONLY during the final tesimony of a case. like luke atmeys final testimony in TandT for example
Ashley maybe wasn't some high-ranking official or super influential figure, but he's really become one of my favourite endgame bosses in the franchise. His sheer tenacity in refusing to go down by dynamically changing narratives & executing sneaky tactics while on the stand really made him something special.
I really wish presto cross-examination osts like this one were used in the mainline games. They really give a feeling of urgency and importance to a scene
They really should add the "Final Cross-Examination" to the mainline games. They just help to build up tension and make it feel like a proper climax to the end of a case and I love this as well as the Prestos in AAI for this reason
Sameeee. I have no idea why they didn't carry that into the later games after investigations concluded. It's such a good idea. Maybe only play it once per case so that it doesn't outshine the allegro theme.
I'm actually surprised that it sounds better as a final cross examination theme in The Unspeakable Story than as the actual reasoning battle theme in The Unbreakable Speckled Band.
This song plays twice in the first game, but in my opinion those are the strongest moments of the whole game: the final deduction to find all the truth about the death of Kazuma and the final piece of evidence when everything seems lost in the Trial of Gina, a piece of evidence that joins the last effort of Susato and Herlock.
If I may so bold as to ask, just what about The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story is so great? I mean, yeah, Herlock was shot at, Gina was accused, Susato left for Japan, and the motive for the crime was connected to Magnus McGilded, of which we defended and won a Not Guilty verdict. But that doesn't seem like too crazy stuff, it seems fairly standard for final ace attorney case if you ask me.
@@zezus001 government secrets... That ended up being connected with the Second game. One thing connected to another. You have to think outside the box. No one would have expected that this would be involved, and government secrets is a big deal in most countries. Especially that time where it was punishable by death
DGS2 SPOILERS The moment when this started playing as we started looking through Jigoku’s cabin as Mikotoba was such a nice touch, honestly I remember this theme more from that than from Graydon’s final cross-examination
I remember this music more from the scene where Dgs2 spoilers Sholmes talks about how he spies on goverment secrets and starts talking about the whole conspiracy with the assasin exchange. Fantastic moment imo.
This ost is soooo goood. When you hear it, you're sure to think: "Wel, time to END THIS!". Also, it fits every final testimony that you can have in my opinion
Just finished the first game. Right after that I've run to this masterpierce, it felt like presto. I love moments like this in Ace Attorney, when you've come to the end of line, "its been a long journey, but this is it, the final battle." I just hope we can get to see some more of this in future AA games. Stuff like that makes always the pay off and happens so rarily
Much like the rebuttal presto theme of the Ace Attorney: Investigations games, I concur with a top comment in this comment section - it really needs to be a recurring thing in the game, not just in Investigations. I'd just finished the first game two nights ago and goddamn, when the judge gave us a last chance to focus on one statement and present one evidence, this really got me pumped and focused xD
for those who cant remember, just play this as you read Indeed, it is true that I was not at Lordly Tailor. I had to leave to see about another vitally important job request. I had known about the date beforehand, so I had this photograph readied. My brilliant deduction was what informed me that the true culprit was Ron DeLite. And thanks to the Key Card and Wallet, it was abundantly clear that he was there. I was also able to make a deduction from the buzzer, which only sounded once. The button did not have any fingerprints on it... Why? The victim would have left prints if he sounded it. Which means the killer sounded it. Mr. DeLite was wearing his Mask☆DeMasque outfit, which is why he left no prints. And, the blackmail letter? The victim likely just mistook the color of the jewel. Zvarri! Therefore, all the evidence points to that poor boy
@@orvatus6195 exactly. because atmey was busy with his own trial when the detail of ron wearing his outfit was made known to the court. the only way he could of known that is if he was at KB security at the time of the murder like ron.
*-The Moment of the Shooting Again-* While these ruffians were jostling with the broker, I was still near the entrance to the shop. When Windibank threw Nash over the counter, I felt a sharp pain in my arm. I pursued the man, but he shut himself in the storeroom. I could see him through the peephole in the door though. The accused, in a black coat, shot the man in the back as he was trying to flee to safety! I saw the blood splatter all over that wretched girl. Then she tossed the gun out of the peephole. So I picked it up…and made my escape.
I finished the first game last night. When the final testimony came up, when you had to present 1 piece of evidence to him, and when this music played, I knew this was the best ace Attorney game I have ever played.
This should've played in DGS2 (outside of one Joint Reasoning in the third case), the last cross examination in that game was really underwhelming and just felt like a normal cross examination to me.
@@fcmakes i was answering some other dude who deleted his comment lol, the other person said that this theme was actually a presto and the uploader is dumb
such an amazing piece of music you can really not just hear, but feel the intensity and narrowness of this conclusion a very close and harsh battle with a witness, which culminates in such a cool ass deduction
Making this play during the most obvious cross-examination in the game was one thing, but I wish they also played this during the final choice of the game* instead of the suspense theme for the 1580th time. [SPOILERS] * The one where you have to choose whether to go after Ashley or Gregson, as well as what evidence proves they made a deal on the stand.
Naruhodo: I have to either make Greyson admit that he made a deal or present evidence to show Graydon killed Windibank or gave the disk to Gregson. Me who played JFA: I’ve been here once before.
This music would be pretty good if it played for more than 5 seconds Seriously, the evidence you have to present and where is so obvious, they might as well have just presented it for you
@@passmethesaltplease4175 No, it should really have been obvious for everyone. The fact you get new evidence and you know exactly what it does makes the contradiction immediatly apparent. I really would have liked it more if it was a real cross examination, because the way the game treats it like you have a "time limit" of sorts made me nervous but then you just press everything and Sholmes arrives and goes "here's exactly what you need"
@@passmethesaltplease4175 bro this is so easy, getting new evidence with a variety of 4 statements to present said evidence, makes it easy for everyone.
During this, I noticed ANOTHER CONTRADICTION!!! He said Gina threw the gun out SHE HAD, but even though they say the gun was found in her hand, you can’t present it. Correct me if I’m wrong. Edit : Thanks for correcting me
From what I remember, he said he had the murder weapon because Gina threw it out the window and he picked it up, since at this point, it was already proven the gun in Ginas hand was not the murder weapon. Thats why the gun doesnt work to condradict that statement.
Friendly advice to everyone planing to play on Citra after patching grab canary version it is faster and for the love of god do not raise resolution above native Edit: did some digging Canary 1041 displays the best performance on my laptop and it is average at best so save to assume if it's lagging try this version
Hi, i've been strugling trying to play on my pc for some time now so im asking you for help if possible. As you said Canary 1041 shows the best perfomance of all the versions i tested, but it still loses 15% speed as soon as Kazuma goes talk to the guard, it gets back to 100% once the memory of the conversation with ryu on the restauration begins, but then susato's father appears and the speed goes to around 50-65%. I play with an intel core i5, 4gb ram and I only have an integrated graphics card and apparently this can make ace attorney games considerably slower. Is it impossible to maintain a decent speed with only an integrated graphics card or is there some config or fork that i can mess with so it can run better? Thx a lot for your time
android version has native better graphic quality and runs like charm. also'd be support for the staffs, if you can afford. but if you wanna use citra, chinese makes some amazing personnel build which overally beats official builds in terms of performance quite alot, albeit might be difficult to find if you don't know about mandarin. at least it was like that when i was trying to play gs6 years ago.
Gotta hand it to the devs, they made a final case where the real culprit isn't some person with a huge amount of power over everyone else like past final villains had. I really liked how this case tied into the 3rd case and how funny name: Eggert Benedict (Ashley Graydon) wanted revenge on McGilded for killing his dad after hating his father for so long because he never cared about them being poor to only then realize his dad was more of a kind and generous person than he expected, never going down the route of being a criminal like his Son. It's tragic seeing Ashley become as much as a scumbag like McGilded but the whole story is still fitting for a final case.
@@user-jd4eb6xl7y personally, i find DGS pretty meh... the case aren't that great, especially the final. But DGS2... HOW By far the greatest ace attorney game. Better than Trials and Tribulations and Investigations 2, who are for me the 2 others masterpiece of the series
I really love DGS, cases, characters, ost, all of it...I'd also put it up there with T&T and AAI2, and reading how everyone says DGS2 is better really makes me want to play that game more and more. Still waiting whatever it takes for that full translation (or that western release if leaks turn to be true).
@@avijobat The problem about the DGS series is that both games we're initially supposed to be one game, but since it was too long, they split it into two, so DGS basically sets up the main part of the series while DGS 2 concludes them. This is why DGS 2 is almost always perceived as the better game. In my opinion, i personally rate the entire series as a whole rather than seeing it as two different games (even tho they are lol)
@@l.m7211 I totally agree. DGS2 is definitely one of my favorite games. HOWEVER! I think we shouldn't sleep on DGS just becuase its sequel is better. We need to look at the 2 games as one - in fact they really are one game - the stories are completely interconnected - everything in game one leads to game two.
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Fnaf poisoned my mind, all I could think of after reading Eggert Benedict was sister location's ai bot talking to you and refering you to as Eggs Benedict.
SPOILERS
He said his name was Eggert Benedict. And I believed him, because it was an ace attorney game.
i just stared and thought " even for ace attonery thats the dumbest name i have ever seen."
I had a few suspicions when it didn’t show his age (showed it as “??”) because the only other time they did that was with Grimesby Roylott who was also fake.
Also for some reason I thought it was Egg*bert* for a long time
@@Viscidsquare040 it’s probably because “Egbert” is an actual name. When we read fast, we tend to assume some things are part of the text when our brains are accustomed to patterns.
@@megamike15 Then again... There was a man named Deid Mann; who was literally, a dead man
you'll always be eggert benedict to me
Lmao so true
I shall never utter the words Eggert Benedict Chrogley Robert Graydon Ashley Milverton ever again!
@AnimeOnline 791 because egg benedict was his name
Exotic butters
@@somebody2344 Why did I have a feeling that FnaF SL would be mentioned???
I guess eggert Benedict and eggs Benedict are... Similar
Judge: You only get to present 1 peice of evidence
Me who played AA:JFA: *A H S H I T H E R E W E G O A G A I N*
actually trials and tribulations also
@@varsh144 In two cases, second and fifth case. Second is even more accurate since you can only press one sentence.
ZVARRI
Yes!
there are like 3 statements to present it to.
the "final testimony" theme needs to be a recurring thing
YES! ALL TO THE YES
I mean, AAI's Presto is that
@@kaiserbeam5114 presto plays during the final FEW tesimonys. im talking about a theme that plays only, and i mean ONLY during the final tesimony of a case. like luke atmeys final testimony in TandT for example
@@codyadams5129 Fair enough
That would be epic af
Ashley maybe wasn't some high-ranking official or super influential figure, but he's really become one of my favourite endgame bosses in the franchise. His sheer tenacity in refusing to go down by dynamically changing narratives & executing sneaky tactics while on the stand really made him something special.
whos ashley
@@realperson9951 Ashley Greydon
@@Robin_Glorb uhhh which case?
@@realperson9951 case 5
agree
I really wish presto cross-examination osts like this one were used in the mainline games. They really give a feeling of urgency and importance to a scene
Yeah, kinda sad this was only ever used in one cross examination.
I wish presto can also be used when facing Shelly de Killer on JFA
@@ahumanbeingfromtheearth1502 wasn’t this used during Chapter 2 though?
@@insertcolorherehawk3761yes
*Only one chance to present evidence and one testimony*
*epic music starts*
*Cane flipping and interpretive dance intensifies*
*The fastest penalty in the whole series and the Judge saying "Take That!" intensifies*
@@TheGreatDefective69 Judge: *Take That!*
@@badpixel3248 imagine the Judge actually had the ability to present evidence.
Presents evidence: I have a problem with that.
No, I have a problem with YOU,
The Skullkin bros interactions convinced me he was the third brother
They really should add the "Final Cross-Examination" to the mainline games. They just help to build up tension and make it feel like a proper climax to the end of a case and I love this as well as the Prestos in AAI for this reason
Sameeee. I have no idea why they didn't carry that into the later games after investigations concluded. It's such a good idea. Maybe only play it once per case so that it doesn't outshine the allegro theme.
Coming back to this after 6 years and I'm still amazed by how great this sounds. It's just so good.
WE LEAKING GOVERNMENT SECRETS WITH THIS ONE
"You get one piece of evidence to present!"
ZVARRI!
I'm actually surprised that it sounds better as a final cross examination theme in The Unspeakable Story than as the actual reasoning battle theme in The Unbreakable Speckled Band.
When was this played in speckled band?
At the very end of the case when Sholmes has you piece everything together yourself.
@@WinternetLP hmmm don't remember that
@@WinternetLP you sure it wasn't reasong battle ~ conclusion? That one plays much more frequently.
@@xacmashe3852 A bit late to the punch here but no, it is indeed Introduction that plays.
Judge: I'll give you one chance.
Also Judge: **Gives Naruhodo 305935939 chances immediately after**
After Naruhodo activated the world 🌍⏱️🌌, to be fair
This song plays twice in the first game, but in my opinion those are the strongest moments of the whole game: the final deduction to find all the truth about the death of Kazuma and the final piece of evidence when everything seems lost in the Trial of Gina, a piece of evidence that joins the last effort of Susato and Herlock.
When you know what to present, but you're too busy jamming out.
fr, I let this loop like 2 times before I presented the evidence
they give you like 4 statement to present it to as well. in a row.
That final case for the Great Ace Attorney was spectacular, and this theme is all I can think about when I’m reminded about the last act of the trial.
If I may so bold as to ask, just what about The Adventure of the Unspeakable Story is so great? I mean, yeah, Herlock was shot at, Gina was accused, Susato left for Japan, and the motive for the crime was connected to Magnus McGilded, of which we defended and won a Not Guilty verdict. But that doesn't seem like too crazy stuff, it seems fairly standard for final ace attorney case if you ask me.
@@zezus001 government secrets... That ended up being connected with the Second game. One thing connected to another. You have to think outside the box. No one would have expected that this would be involved, and government secrets is a big deal in most countries. Especially that time where it was punishable by death
DGS2 SPOILERS
The moment when this started playing as we started looking through Jigoku’s cabin as Mikotoba was such a nice touch, honestly I remember this theme more from that than from Graydon’s final cross-examination
This theme doesn't play in that scene. You're thinking of Reasoning Battle: Break.
@@Teknanam oh yeah, you're right 😳 welp, that just made my whole comment really awkward lol. Thanks for correcting me though 👍
I remember this music more from the scene where
Dgs2 spoilers
Sholmes talks about how he spies on goverment secrets and starts talking about the whole conspiracy with the assasin exchange. Fantastic moment imo.
@@tamasnagy1173 😂 We all make mistakes.
This ost is soooo goood. When you hear it, you're sure to think: "Wel, time to END THIS!". Also, it fits every final testimony that you can have in my opinion
Just finished the first game. Right after that I've run to this masterpierce, it felt like presto. I love moments like this in Ace Attorney, when you've come to the end of line, "its been a long journey, but this is it, the final battle." I just hope we can get to see some more of this in future AA games. Stuff like that makes always the pay off and happens so rarily
Much like the rebuttal presto theme of the Ace Attorney: Investigations games, I concur with a top comment in this comment section - it really needs to be a recurring thing in the game, not just in Investigations. I'd just finished the first game two nights ago and goddamn, when the judge gave us a last chance to focus on one statement and present one evidence, this really got me pumped and focused xD
This music perfectly fits with Luke Atmey’s final testimony
for those who cant remember, just play this as you read
Indeed, it is true that I was not at Lordly Tailor.
I had to leave to see about another vitally important job request.
I had known about the date beforehand, so I had this photograph readied.
My brilliant deduction was what informed me that the true culprit was Ron DeLite.
And thanks to the Key Card and Wallet, it was abundantly clear that he was there.
I was also able to make a deduction from the buzzer, which only sounded once.
The button did not have any fingerprints on it... Why?
The victim would have left prints if he sounded it. Which means the killer sounded it.
Mr. DeLite was wearing his Mask☆DeMasque outfit, which is why he left no prints.
And, the blackmail letter? The victim likely just mistook the color of the jewel.
Zvarri! Therefore, all the evidence points to that poor boy
@@codyadams5129 Luke definitely went all out with that testimony.
@@codyadams5129 It was the third to last one, right? The one that he knew about his outfit?
@@orvatus6195 exactly. because atmey was busy with his own trial when the detail of ron wearing his outfit was made known to the court. the only way he could of known that is if he was at KB security at the time of the murder like ron.
@@cooldudeachyut definitely. He's a smarter character than I think people give him credit for
*-The Moment of the Shooting Again-*
While these ruffians were jostling with the broker, I was still near the entrance to the shop.
When Windibank threw Nash over the counter, I felt a sharp pain in my arm.
I pursued the man, but he shut himself in the storeroom. I could see him through the peephole in the door though.
The accused, in a black coat, shot the man in the back as he was trying to flee to safety!
I saw the blood splatter all over that wretched girl.
Then she tossed the gun out of the peephole. So I picked it up…and made my escape.
I finished the first game last night.
When the final testimony came up, when you had to present 1 piece of evidence to him, and when this music played, I knew this was the best ace Attorney game I have ever played.
present cat door opener on any of the last 4.
@@megamike15 oh right, I thought it was just the ones that mention the peephole but now that you mention it, this is a full pack of lies.
Holy shit, you did the whole OST? Thank the fucking gods someone did it finally after the first one went down...
Henry Campbell yeah I did. All of the 67 Tracks
This song is awesome, too bad it only plays for like 40 seconds unless you purposely just sit there
The contradiction is right there lol
Isn't this soundtrack also used in case 2?
@@adamryamizard5560 going back, yes it was, my bad
This should've played in DGS2 (outside of one Joint Reasoning in the third case), the last cross examination in that game was really underwhelming and just felt like a normal cross examination to me.
This theme would fit really well in DGS2 case 3's last testimony
@@ultimateboomer6664 DGS2-3 spoilers
Especially since Drebber shares the same reminiscence theme as Crogley
it was scarlet doe
@@damonwest8314 ?
The final testimony ended in mittlemont remembering that the note was written in scarlet, proving there were 2 notes
I was on my last penalty when this played so ended up feeling absolute pressure to get the evidence and testimony right lolol
This sounds and feels like a presto version of the cross examination theme
@@effluxi9587 it actually isn't, the uploader is correct
@@venesious He said that it sounds and feels like one, not that it is one and the title is wrong.
@@fcmakes i was answering some other dude who deleted his comment lol, the other person said that this theme was actually a presto and the uploader is dumb
@@venesious Oh ok. Didn't see the user's name mention.
I wished this played when we examined Mrs. Green's hospital ward room when Sholmes asked us to
such an amazing piece of music
you can really not just hear, but feel the intensity and narrowness of this conclusion
a very close and harsh battle with a witness, which culminates in such a cool ass deduction
The truth is tantalizingly close, Mr. Naruhodo! When you have eliminated the impossible what remains must be the truth no matter how improbable!
Does anyone remember when this plays outside of the FINAL final testimony in case 5? I swear I only remember it playing that one time
Plays in Dgs 2 case 2. Press read more for more details.
Played when Iris and Naruhudō were reminiscing about a case.
@@passmethesaltplease4175 I made this comment before playing/watching DGS2 but I do remember that yeah
It plays in case 2 in DGS1 as well, after the 2nd Dance of Deduction, when Susato still thinks Pavlova is lying about what happened.
I just feel like it fits the final testimony of the 1st game cause it felt like you had one chance left on pursuing the truth
Plays in DGS2-5, when Sholmes tells Ryunosuke why he lied about Kazuma’s death
A bit dissapointed that this did not play in the final testimony of DGS2-5...
Oh well, at least we have The Great Pursuit.
Mostly because the final testimony of DGS2-5 wasn't actually all that interesting.
@@minepose98 And how exactly can we cross-examine...him, given his position?
Well, Mr. Egg, what do you have to say for yourself?
This song is so Sherlock Holmes
oh my gosh that violin is so good
How come they didn't use this for the final cross examination in Resolve?
Making this play during the most obvious cross-examination in the game was one thing, but I wish they also played this during the final choice of the game* instead of the suspense theme for the 1580th time.
[SPOILERS]
* The one where you have to choose whether to go after Ashley or Gregson, as well as what evidence proves they made a deal on the stand.
Naruhodo: I have to either make Greyson admit that he made a deal or present evidence to show Graydon killed Windibank or gave the disk to Gregson.
Me who played JFA: I’ve been here once before.
Me too, so I thought I’d present the manuscript to Gregerson since Iris would make him look bad.
This music would be pretty good if it played for more than 5 seconds
Seriously, the evidence you have to present and where is so obvious, they might as well have just presented it for you
"So obvious"
Well, it sure was, to you
@@passmethesaltplease4175 No, it should really have been obvious for everyone. The fact you get new evidence and you know exactly what it does makes the contradiction immediatly apparent.
I really would have liked it more if it was a real cross examination, because the way the game treats it like you have a "time limit" of sorts made me nervous but then you just press everything and Sholmes arrives and goes "here's exactly what you need"
@@jpkurihara if you're really sure it's that obvious, I suggest you go look at some playthrough
@@passmethesaltplease4175 All the ones I've seen also figured it out instantly. It's not really not a hard contradiction to spot
@@passmethesaltplease4175 bro this is so easy, getting new evidence with a variety of 4 statements to present said evidence, makes it easy for everyone.
During this, I noticed ANOTHER CONTRADICTION!!! He said Gina threw the gun out SHE HAD, but even though they say the gun was found in her hand, you can’t present it. Correct me if I’m wrong.
Edit : Thanks for correcting me
From what I remember, he said he had the murder weapon because Gina threw it out the window and he picked it up, since at this point, it was already proven the gun in Ginas hand was not the murder weapon. Thats why the gun doesnt work to condradict that statement.
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Friendly advice to everyone planing to play on Citra after patching grab canary version it is faster and for the love of god do not raise resolution above native
Edit: did some digging Canary 1041 displays the best performance on my laptop and it is average at best so save to assume if it's lagging try this version
Доктор парадокс Thank you
Hi, i've been strugling trying to play on my pc for some time now so im asking you for help if possible. As you said Canary 1041 shows the best perfomance of all the versions i tested, but it still loses 15% speed as soon as Kazuma goes talk to the guard, it gets back to 100% once the memory of the conversation with ryu on the restauration begins, but then susato's father appears and the speed goes to around 50-65%. I play with an intel core i5, 4gb ram and I only have an integrated graphics card and apparently this can make ace attorney games considerably slower. Is it impossible to maintain a decent speed with only an integrated graphics card or is there some config or fork that i can mess with so it can run better? Thx a lot for your time
@@PauloRicardo-fz9gx try disabling geometric shader and play in native resolution that should lighten GPU intensity
android version has native better graphic quality and runs like charm. also'd be support for the staffs, if you can afford.
but if you wanna use citra, chinese makes some amazing personnel build which overally beats official builds in terms of performance quite alot, albeit might be difficult to find if you don't know about mandarin. at least it was like that when i was trying to play gs6 years ago.
The second best case of ace attorney.
I like eggs!
Scrambled or hard boiled?
I personally prefer mine sunny-side up. Nothin better than a runny yolk, I say
I like benedicts!
Why are you talking about eggs?
@@miguelangelarreola5418 have you played the game
An Ashen Dance.
뚜방뚜방
For me this will always be "Great Cross-Examination ~ Presto"
Gotta hand it to the devs, they made a final case where the real culprit isn't some person with a huge amount of power over everyone else like past final villains had. I really liked how this case tied into the 3rd case and how funny name: Eggert Benedict (Ashley Graydon) wanted revenge on McGilded for killing his dad after hating his father for so long because he never cared about them being poor to only then realize his dad was more of a kind and generous person than he expected, never going down the route of being a criminal like his Son. It's tragic seeing Ashley become as much as a scumbag like McGilded but the whole story is still fitting for a final case.
Just downloaded the game with citra definitely rivals trials and tribulations in overall grandeur
I heard that the sequel was even better
@@user-jd4eb6xl7y personally, i find DGS pretty meh... the case aren't that great, especially the final. But DGS2... HOW By far the greatest ace attorney game. Better than Trials and Tribulations and Investigations 2, who are for me the 2 others masterpiece of the series
I really love DGS, cases, characters, ost, all of it...I'd also put it up there with T&T and AAI2, and reading how everyone says DGS2 is better really makes me want to play that game more and more. Still waiting whatever it takes for that full translation (or that western release if leaks turn to be true).
@@avijobat The problem about the DGS series is that both games we're initially supposed to be one game, but since it was too long, they split it into two, so DGS basically sets up the main part of the series while DGS 2 concludes them. This is why DGS 2 is almost always perceived as the better game. In my opinion, i personally rate the entire series as a whole rather than seeing it as two different games (even tho they are lol)
@@l.m7211 I totally agree. DGS2 is definitely one of my favorite games. HOWEVER! I think we shouldn't sleep on DGS just becuase its sequel is better. We need to look at the 2 games as one - in fact they really are one game - the stories are completely interconnected - everything in game one leads to game two.
wtf is the time signature on this track
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@@uckot What. How.
Love how there's three different answers lmao
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Fnaf poisoned my mind, all I could think of after reading Eggert Benedict was sister location's ai bot talking to you and refering you to as Eggs Benedict.
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