"It's high time that you realise something...My Lord. This gentleman has an uncanny habit...of producing evidence at the final hour that had escaped everyone else's attention!"
I'm very happy wen this songs start in case 3, when Ryunosuke said for it self: "No, i don't want let go the truth again. Not this time". It's awesome.
@@tenmancher5742 *SPOILERS* at the end of trial day 2 of case 3, after you refuse to have your non guilty verdict (at least till you can catch the murderer), after you press dr sithe's statement about her tampering the body, ask her to add a statement about her tampering it, then present the picture of the body when she says she stabbed the corpse lying down, that's gonna be the "oh shit" realization moment where this will
@@tenmancher5742 [Spoilers] It first started TGAA 2 at end of court case 3 i believe, where after Dr. Sithe admit her dealings with Enoch Debber by tempering crime scenes & evidences(victim) itself so she only get perjury but as Reaper of Old Bailey said "this gentleman able to produce evidences at final hours". Naruhodo spotted contradictory if she stabbed though-be-dead victim and the landed cage end position with victim inside was horizontally BUT the bloods splatter caused by stabbing pour down vertically then meaning that she stab him while alive where upper body standing up indicating he tried to get up from cage. Later explained she was blackmailed by victim. This ost played to serve as prelude of final blow to boss
It's funny, isn't it? Just like in the first game's third episode, the crime scene's been tampered with, outright destroyed in this case, and he's got that "not guilty" verdict he's been aiming for. Surely, the truth is bound to vanish into darkness this time as well. The big difference here, though, is that Ryunosuke knows better now, and he's resolved to chase that truth down to the bitter end.
@@javxion6576 I'd say it exists even in Ace Attorney 5, which released 2013. Idk what exactly happened in 2011 (I didn't exactly find an ace attorney game released in that year), but PWvPL (2012) had an ok case 3, if you can call it that. AA5's (2013) case 3 was mid as hell and didn't really add anything to the story. DGS1 (2015) case 3 introduced the british court system and even had an ambiguous case result. Not bad, and I enjoyed the case, but it wasn't the highlight of the game by far. AA6's (2016) case 3 re-introduced Maya Fey, which is an automatic win. So that means at the least the syndrome died in 2016, when AA6 released. One can argue that DGS1 already defied the syndrome, so let's go with 2015. Can you enlighten me what happened 2011 to make you think the syndrome didn't exist anymore since then?
@@christophsiebert1213 Miles Edgeworth Investigations 2 (One of, if not the best AA game) was released in 2011. I consider the third case of that game even better than final one (which is also an amazing case). I haven't played PWvPL so I can't tell. And I think turnabout academy was alright, I prefer it over the monstrous turnabout. Essentially, I think since Investigations 2 all third cases are, at least, not the worst cases of their respective games. Therefore, this "Case 3 syndrome" doesn't exist anymore.
@@javxion6576 Ok, I see what you mean. I actually forgot that AAI2 released in 2011, so that's a good-to-know. And yes the AA5 academy case was better than AA5 case 2, but I would argue both cases were basically useless and just filler, so I'd go as far to say both cases had case-3-syndrome ^^
GAA2 Case 3 is a fucking masterpiece. The introduction of the Professor Killings, Kazuma being alive and that God damn twist that the Dr Drebber is not actually the murderer when this soundtrack plays. 10/10
Only issue I had with it was that there was no real depth to the killer in that case. Wont say a name since it's spoilers but the real culprit.. was okay? Not the best. Other than that, the case was phenomenal.
They made a song that’s a prelude to the Pursuit theme. To tease the fact that you are at the precipice of a breakthrough. I love it. As sparingly as they use Pursuit in these games, adding a hype man track to the Pursuit theme is just perfect.
It might just be me but it reminds me of a mashup of a logic and a pursuit theme. As if you just need to put together a few more pieces to achieve both a breakthrough and a breakdown.
"It really has been 10 years, hadn't it? I really missed this... Let's enjoy ourselves once more, old friend, let's walk the path of deduction and logic together once more." - Sherlock Holmes in the prelude of a Great Deduction.
And he actually did not became all dramatic and let his imagination get the better of him in that one! Probably did not want to appear like a fool in front of an old friend. Wait... Was he just not taking the whole thing seriously when Ryuusuke was around? Is that why he came up with the most exciting instead of logical solution?
@@GameBreaker1055 I think he daydreams on purpose, he gets to outlandish conclusions to have someone fight him out on it, to help him in a game of logic and deduction the same way his old friend did. Just when they match up together the game is finally a genuine one.
@@yamitaicho9100 I mean... His old friend didn't much help him as to stay play a role in it. In that one Sherlock genuinely had it all figured out from the start. But to be fair, time was of the essence and Sherlock did take the whole case serious as it was a personal one, so I guess he really was not in the mood to play games.
@@GameBreaker1055 Actually if you pay close attention Sherlock deviates a bit, like focusing on the glass of water for the complete non-sensical reason, while his old friend steers him into the right direction. It's much more subtle.
@@yamitaicho9100 Yeah, but it was just an unnecessary comment. Also Mikotoba's "That's besides the point" was a thought and not said out loud. Sherlock also said himself that there would be no fueling around and that they will be going at it at full force.
I can so very clearly remember the extreme amount of hype I felt listening to this for the first time at the tale end of Case 3. It felt like this was *it* the final moment of truth to uncover what Dr. Sithe had really done under the Instantaneous Kinesis machine. Like we were so close to the truth that the pursuit theme itself was aching to come out at any moment. And when Naruhodo finally tears down that final contradiction and the pursuit theme explodes onto the forefront as he brings down one of the top figures of the British Empire's police force I almost got teary-eyed. If the end Case 5 of DGS 1 hadn't cemented Ryunosuke as my favorite lawyer in the series, this moment did it for me, I was so proud of how far he had come. And then I remembered this was just *the 3rd case* of the game.
The 4th case of both games really sucked, but the others were all amazing. (I specifically mean the murder case in the house on Fresno Street sucked as in just the mystery part--the plot that went along with it was amazing.) GAA: Resolve ranks up there with Prosecutor's Path, Apollo Justice, and Justice For All as one of the greats in the series.
@@ThanhTriet600 Well, Cases 4 and 5 are two parts, so it’s kind of understandable that it wouldn’t focus much on the mystery part. That being said, I really liked it And I honestly gotta disagree with JFA. I think it’s one of the weakest in the series. Though Its final case is amazing of course
The great ace attorney 2 is such an amazing fucking game. Not only the best in the series for me, also one of the best games I've ever played. It was such a sin to not have released this game to the west earlier
@@buira9482 Shu Takumi's writings came a long way from cross-examining a parrot. It feels well-written as mystery-dramas, but has not lost its goofy comical moments.
@@kirbydedede2494 bear in mind that this was what Takumi wanted Gyakuten Saiban to be originally, 3D backgrounds, Sherlock Holmes, among other things, having played through most of the games written by him (it's only the Layton crossover that I'm yet to play now) I can see his progress as a writer, and he did extremely well with them, to me this feels like a Digital Devil Saga case where both games were meant to be one, but some limitations prevented that for some reason or another, whether that's the case or not will probably never be answered, but the garuntee is that from the first one he wanted a second game, and it seems he wants a third one as well based on the ending of great ace attorney 2
I really hope future AA games also have a prelude to their pursuit themes because THIS is the coolest feeling ever. The build up in both the music AND the courtroom before you make the big impactful revelation... if this isn't what Ace Attorney is all about, I don't know what is
I love how this piece of work has every essentials from the Ryuunosuke's themes. Like pursuit, objection.. the letimotifs are too well immersed in this theme.
seriously got chills when this started playing in case 3... it really gives you the feeling that ryuunosuke's coming into his own as an attorney and gaining the resolve to see things through to their absolute endpoint with his logic
If, in the course of the trial this afternoon, you perceive even a shadow of doubt about the truth …don’t let it out of your sight. Pursue it like a dog with a bone. To the bitter end, you understand. Do not falter, whatever may come to pass. -Sholmes
A prelude to an actual pursuit... something EVERY Ace Attorney game going forward needs when you're close to a breakthrough that will upend the ENTIRE premise of a case laid out thus far.
I finished a DGS 2 a while ago and I got this recommended and now it made me realise how far Naruhodo has come and Ace Attorney in general. Ace Attorney used to be a game that I played when I was little with just a rookie defense attorney trying to defend people but now the franchise has expanded more and now there is a game about Phoenix’s ancestor who did not plan to be a lawyer and seems pretty awkward to now a confident lawyer that wants to believe in his client to the bitter end. Good job Capcom.
I like that they use this only as a prelude when you’re about to make the most startling discovery of the entire trial, like right before your final objection and the final nail in the coffin. It makes the “Pursuit” theme that plays for the upcoming revelation that much more impactful, definitely impactful enough to match the revelations in question.
@@ryanm8529 its a hard one to judge tbh, recency bias will say GAA2 is the best, but GAA2 needs GAA1 to set up everything and with all due respect to GAA1, its a flawed game compared to GAA2. AAI2 meanwhile does everything perfectly in one single game (you dont even need to play AAI1)
@@quangtrungnguyen2885 Great Ace Attorney is really meant to be 1 long game with 10 cases. With that in mind, it makes sense. Game 1 feels incomplete for that reason. AA Investigations, by contrast, almost don't feel like they're a mini series together at all. Game 1 doesn't really set up Game 2. The plots are completely separate, and unrelated.
Haven't finished this game so far. But from this song coming in at the end of case three, no one needs to tell me that this could contend for my favourite Ace Attorney game. This is brilliant, and a breath of fresh air for the series. Trials and Tribulations may be an all time classic, but this is revolutionary.
Wow this track. It really builds up and makes you know that you are closer to the truth, then you might think. This has become one of my favorites almost instantly. It's that good.
Oh boy I can't wait for the influx of new people to finally hit this track in the english release! One of the best musical ideas the AA team has ever had.
The MOMENT Part 2 became better than Part 1. Everything from this point on in Case 3, was nothing but greatness!! This was also a major evolution for Ryonosuke as a lawyer.
this is one of my favourite compositions in the ost ace attorney games have desperately needed music for the "breaking point" - where you know something major is about to be revealed and you're bracing yourself for it it's so great
This track makes me feel things I can't describe. It feels like you're right on the cusp of discovering something enormous but you have to push through to get there and so you're just sitting on the edge of your seat, both physically and emotionally. You're waiting in anticipation, feeling like you're an inch away from a breakthrough, and I love it. God I love this game.
I really love this type of OST so much. It really builds the hype for pursuit music. I hope that they will bring back this type of OST in ace attorney 7.
it basically followed the same principal as AA3: one continous story told through multiple cases. apart from the horrible filler case of course. but TGAA2 had much higher stakes and a much more complicated story
@@Lewt_2B I don't think there was a single filler case in the whole TGAAC. You would argue T&T has TWO filler cases, but I loved both as they were great.
@@dukemon6163 TGAA 1-4 and 2-2 definitely felt like filler to me and out of place compared to the rest of the cases that were linked to state secrets, the reaper and the professor. TGAA1 as a whole was a letdown to me because it felt like a setup to the 2nd game without really resolving its own story
@@Lewt_2B The whole Natsume arc ended up being really relevant because it allowed them to find. SPOILERS The Baskerville's Collar, which was the first clue to reveal the involvement of the Professor's case. Also Natsume himself who's returned in Japan due to what happened in those cases, reappears in TGAA2-1 which is a really relevant case.
This song right here is the reason why the DGS series is the best, better than the main AA series. No offense to those who like the main AA series more.
Without the slightest exaggeration, this song and the TGAA soundtrack are carrying me through the last stages of my Masters' thesis. It's a history-based paper - so blasting this while trying to connect a series of tentatively-related primary sources makes the whole business feel a lot more impactful than it should! Update: I got a distinction for my paper in the end - the Great Ace Attorney soundtrack ensured that it was, as Sholmes might say, 'elementary'! 😃
@@lulumimina Thanks so much!!! In the end, I submitted it online to the dulcet tones of 'Partners - The Game's Afoot!' a few days ago. I didn't know satisfaction until that day 😂 All the very best to you and yours! 😊
I love this track, only when it was first played I was stuck with that damn picture, my emotional state was a blend of super hyped, stressed, excited, happy, confused and utterly frustrated
we need more omens and trial in disarray themes. an overture thats like the pursuit but its not, its just anticipating it, like telling you your on the right track
this is genuinely a really good mood-setter for reading history. like, when you’re finishing up a biography, finally having your figure die, and the world relapse around them, and enter the legacy chapter-this song feels as if something of them is still flying its own course today.
Now imagine more overture to pursuit themes: Phoenix: the main part of his pursuit 2001 Edgeworth: a simplified mix of lying coldly and wanting to find the truth Athena: simplified techno version of pressing pursuit Apollo: (SPOILERS) simplified japanese version of overtaken. (because he is in Kura'in after Spirit of Justice)
I'm really hyped for the Apollo in Khura'in trial music. Judging by the emotion feel of the previous Objections, Apollo's theme will probably sound energetic as fuck. Objection 2007: Classic veteran Jazz Objection 2012: Moderate Orchestra Objection 2016: Orchestra on Crack
I'd say this: Phoenix: A quieter version of Questioned, still pumping you up. (C'mon, Questioned needs more respect) Mia: Objection 2004 and Turnabout Sisters' but faster and quieter (again). Miles: Just wanting to find the Truth with orchestrated sounds. Apollo: A mix of A New Trial is in Session and Overtaken quieted (again). Athena: Techno version of KEep PRessing on and Cornering Together, but it's slower. "Ryūtarō": Objection 2017 and this mashed up. Ryūnosuke: This song. Gregory: Objection 2009 with a classic feel to it. Kristoph: Darkness Theme and Guilty Love but Guilty Love is calmer and has violins, not E-Guitars "Ray": His theme but it isn't "playful". Asōgi: Samurai with a Mission. Diego: Dark Fragrance of Coffee but faster and quieter.
It’s sad that Apollo decided to stay in Khura’in because we won’t see him in another Phoenix Wright unless he comes back by then but I also can’t wait to see his journey in Khura’in.
Thr best part for me was the look of sheer horror on sythe's face as naruhodo cemented his hypothesis, it's a solid 2 seconds of pure silence just to understand how screwed she was
I admit I like this track way more than the actual Pursuit theme. The latter really feels more like a continuation version of this one and reminds me of alternative Cornered theme from the first game which got also some tweaks.
I almost was, I was about to give up... until I noticed the direction of the blood in the picture and I switched the corrected testimony, turned out to be true..... except the contradiction wasn't for the reasons I thought LOL.
I thought it had something to do with the blood not being on the correct birdcage. And then Ryunosoke comes up with something completely different. Later I thought about my initial thought again and there was actually nothing wrong with the blood in that sense, but hey it worked.
When this song first played I didn't really care for it that much. Sure, it was really good, but that whole build up just for it come back to the beginning really is... just ah... but... SPOILERS When this plays when you find out Gossip is Daley Vigil this theme actually sent shivers down my spine. Everything just clicked as to why this song plays. Plus, the pursuit when Ryunosuke actually does say it... Man... Probably the best time to put a pursui... never mind.
All i know about this game is Herlock Sholmes. the other games i was always spoiled something whether it be big or small. I'm so excited to have a truly spoiler free ace attorney game
i really wish this theme was in the first game, but hey, just leaving the best for last tbh, the prelude to the objection theme sounds more like a v2 of the objection theme, while this one actually sounds like it's leading to the pursuit theme
When this Plays you just know that when you reveal the truth the even better music is going to come in and it just fills you with antipation and wait I'm still in trial aren't I?
Damn Shu Takumi is a genius. He made me feel alive with these 2 games And I haven't felt this alive since Trials and Tribulations that is also made by Takumi
Man GAA2 has god tier OST that you can just hear it by itself and it sounds fucking insane, but when you hear this DURING the gameplay p, it’s just so eargasmic that I cry hearing it, it’s literally THAT good
I want to play this game sooo bad. The scarlet study team made an awesone job with the first one on android and they will make it better to this second. 'Am looking forward to it.
It doesn't play during the final cross-examinations the way Presto did in Investigations. It plays in situations similar to when in AA5/6 at the end of the case where you'd go into high concentration mode to figure out an important point, though without the minigame aspect. It then transitions into the full Pursuit theme.
![[ Omen 2017 + Pursuit 2015 ] ~ Dai Gyakuten Saiban 1&2 OST](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vkz_fTuGn8c/mqdefault.jpg)
"It's high time that you realise something...My Lord. This gentleman has an uncanny habit...of producing evidence at the final hour that had escaped everyone else's attention!"
Show us what can unravel this decade-old enigma, if you're capable.
I really love how that sums up the Naruhodos really well
@@equilintogo5378 You know damn well this family can start, finish, and turn in an essay hours before it's due
@@priscillam.t.6215 more like 45 minutes lol
*presents Armband*
PHENOMENAL GAME
Fr fr
video on Ace Attorney when, vailskibum94?
This particular track is phen-OMEN-al
2nd best
Make a let’s play
I'm very happy wen this songs start in case 3, when Ryunosuke said for it self: "No, i don't want let go the truth again. Not this time". It's awesome.
It's maybe too late, but I couldn't find this moment. Can you please show or tell when exactly it was ?
@@tenmancher5742 *SPOILERS*
at the end of trial day 2 of case 3, after you refuse to have your non guilty verdict (at least till you can catch the murderer), after you press dr sithe's statement about her tampering the body, ask her to add a statement about her tampering it, then present the picture of the body when she says she stabbed the corpse lying down, that's gonna be the "oh shit" realization moment where this will
@@herrforehead3745 thanks
@@tenmancher5742 [Spoilers]
It first started TGAA 2 at end of court case 3 i believe, where after Dr. Sithe admit her dealings with Enoch Debber by tempering crime scenes & evidences(victim) itself so she only get perjury but as Reaper of Old Bailey said "this gentleman able to produce evidences at final hours".
Naruhodo spotted contradictory if she stabbed though-be-dead victim and the landed cage end position with victim inside was horizontally BUT the bloods splatter caused by stabbing pour down vertically then meaning that she stab him while alive where upper body standing up indicating he tried to get up from cage. Later explained she was blackmailed by victim. This ost played to serve as prelude of final blow to boss
It's funny, isn't it? Just like in the first game's third episode, the crime scene's been tampered with, outright destroyed in this case, and he's got that "not guilty" verdict he's been aiming for. Surely, the truth is bound to vanish into darkness this time as well.
The big difference here, though, is that Ryunosuke knows better now, and he's resolved to chase that truth down to the bitter end.
This song singlehandedly demonstrates how hard Case TGAA2-3 avoided Case 3 Syndrome
Case 3 syndrome doesn't exist since 2011
@@javxion6576 I'd say it exists even in Ace Attorney 5, which released 2013. Idk what exactly happened in 2011 (I didn't exactly find an ace attorney game released in that year), but PWvPL (2012) had an ok case 3, if you can call it that. AA5's (2013) case 3 was mid as hell and didn't really add anything to the story. DGS1 (2015) case 3 introduced the british court system and even had an ambiguous case result. Not bad, and I enjoyed the case, but it wasn't the highlight of the game by far. AA6's (2016) case 3 re-introduced Maya Fey, which is an automatic win. So that means at the least the syndrome died in 2016, when AA6 released. One can argue that DGS1 already defied the syndrome, so let's go with 2015.
Can you enlighten me what happened 2011 to make you think the syndrome didn't exist anymore since then?
@@christophsiebert1213 Miles Edgeworth Investigations 2 (One of, if not the best AA game) was released in 2011. I consider the third case of that game even better than final one (which is also an amazing case).
I haven't played PWvPL so I can't tell.
And I think turnabout academy was alright, I prefer it over the monstrous turnabout.
Essentially, I think since Investigations 2 all third cases are, at least, not the worst cases of their respective games. Therefore, this "Case 3 syndrome" doesn't exist anymore.
@@javxion6576 Ok, I see what you mean. I actually forgot that AAI2 released in 2011, so that's a good-to-know. And yes the AA5 academy case was better than AA5 case 2, but I would argue both cases were basically useless and just filler, so I'd go as far to say both cases had case-3-syndrome ^^
@@javxion6576 turnabout samurai wasn't even bad
GAA2 Case 3 is a fucking masterpiece. The introduction of the Professor Killings, Kazuma being alive and that God damn twist that the Dr Drebber is not actually the murderer when this soundtrack plays.
10/10
agree
Only issue I had with it was that there was no real depth to the killer in that case. Wont say a name since it's spoilers but the real culprit.. was okay? Not the best. Other than that, the case was phenomenal.
@@RageManiac_YT The thing I'll say about it though, is that that culprit did have a very big reason to want the victim dead
They made a song that’s a prelude to the Pursuit theme. To tease the fact that you are at the precipice of a breakthrough. I love it. As sparingly as they use Pursuit in these games, adding a hype man track to the Pursuit theme is just perfect.
It might just be me but it reminds me of a mashup of a logic and a pursuit theme. As if you just need to put together a few more pieces to achieve both a breakthrough and a breakdown.
I really hope this, as well as the jury trials, carry over into the rest of the series in the future.
It's reminiscent of the presto themes in the ace investigation games but unique in its own way and I can't help but love exactly that
"It really has been 10 years, hadn't it? I really missed this... Let's enjoy ourselves once more, old friend, let's walk the path of deduction and logic together once more."
- Sherlock Holmes in the prelude of a Great Deduction.
And he actually did not became all dramatic and let his imagination get the better of him in that one!
Probably did not want to appear like a fool in front of an old friend.
Wait... Was he just not taking the whole thing seriously when Ryuusuke was around?
Is that why he came up with the most exciting instead of logical solution?
@@GameBreaker1055 I think he daydreams on purpose, he gets to outlandish conclusions to have someone fight him out on it, to help him in a game of logic and deduction the same way his old friend did. Just when they match up together the game is finally a genuine one.
@@yamitaicho9100 I mean... His old friend didn't much help him as to stay play a role in it.
In that one Sherlock genuinely had it all figured out from the start.
But to be fair, time was of the essence and Sherlock did take the whole case serious as it was a personal one, so I guess he really was not in the mood to play games.
@@GameBreaker1055 Actually if you pay close attention Sherlock deviates a bit, like focusing on the glass of water for the complete non-sensical reason, while his old friend steers him into the right direction. It's much more subtle.
@@yamitaicho9100 Yeah, but it was just an unnecessary comment. Also Mikotoba's "That's besides the point" was a thought and not said out loud.
Sherlock also said himself that there would be no fueling around and that they will be going at it at full force.
I can so very clearly remember the extreme amount of hype I felt listening to this for the first time at the tale end of Case 3. It felt like this was *it* the final moment of truth to uncover what Dr. Sithe had really done under the Instantaneous Kinesis machine. Like we were so close to the truth that the pursuit theme itself was aching to come out at any moment.
And when Naruhodo finally tears down that final contradiction and the pursuit theme explodes onto the forefront as he brings down one of the top figures of the British Empire's police force I almost got teary-eyed. If the end Case 5 of DGS 1 hadn't cemented Ryunosuke as my favorite lawyer in the series, this moment did it for me, I was so proud of how far he had come.
And then I remembered this was just *the 3rd case* of the game.
And then the final case just proves without a shadow of a doubt why Ryunosuke is the GREAT ace attorney. Phoenix has the coolest ancestor =')
I imagine that Phoenix would feel super inadequate if he learned who his ancestor was.
The 4th case of both games really sucked, but the others were all amazing. (I specifically mean the murder case in the house on Fresno Street sucked as in just the mystery part--the plot that went along with it was amazing.) GAA: Resolve ranks up there with Prosecutor's Path, Apollo Justice, and Justice For All as one of the greats in the series.
The way this song was placed is perfect. In the last case when it plays before partners it was beyond hype, just perfect soundtrack usage.
@@ThanhTriet600 Well, Cases 4 and 5 are two parts, so it’s kind of understandable that it wouldn’t focus much on the mystery part. That being said, I really liked it
And I honestly gotta disagree with JFA. I think it’s one of the weakest in the series. Though Its final case is amazing of course
The great ace attorney 2 is such an amazing fucking game. Not only the best in the series for me, also one of the best games I've ever played. It was such a sin to not have released this game to the west earlier
The entire chronicles itself is the best game in the series for me and damn near my favorite game ever.
It has become my favourite game ever too. Absolute masterpiece of storytelling.
@@buira9482 Shu Takumi's writings came a long way from cross-examining a parrot. It feels well-written as mystery-dramas, but has not lost its goofy comical moments.
@@kirbydedede2494 bear in mind that this was what Takumi wanted Gyakuten Saiban to be originally, 3D backgrounds, Sherlock Holmes, among other things, having played through most of the games written by him (it's only the Layton crossover that I'm yet to play now) I can see his progress as a writer, and he did extremely well with them, to me this feels like a Digital Devil Saga case where both games were meant to be one, but some limitations prevented that for some reason or another, whether that's the case or not will probably never be answered, but the garuntee is that from the first one he wanted a second game, and it seems he wants a third one as well based on the ending of great ace attorney 2
Hey, it's finally here and it wasn't as amazing as I was expecting it to be, it was even better. I'm glad we managed to get the games finally.
I shivered when this played. The sound design in these games is so well done.
So do I. I wonder how composers can write such great music over and over again
i agree with that
Absolutely
@@aaditjohn6903 ppp
Quite relatable
500 scalpels a month is quite a lot, isn’t it?
Indeed, my dear friend
lmao and you didn't even do any spoilers!
THIS is how you do an Ace Attorney reference without pissing people off lol
At the first time I just tought her daughter really love cutting lol.
When you realise that spilling out the truth is gonna burn everything down
but you don't give a damn at this point, it's payback time.
Naruhodou was insane in Case 3
In the final case too. At many points it was clear that he had an edge over Asogi the whole trial, even if the dialogue suggested otherwise.
I really hope future AA games also have a prelude to their pursuit themes because THIS is the coolest feeling ever. The build up in both the music AND the courtroom before you make the big impactful revelation... if this isn't what Ace Attorney is all about, I don't know what is
Sometimes your pursuit theme needs some backup by having its own prelude to act as your hypeman.
I love how this piece of work has every essentials from the Ryuunosuke's themes. Like pursuit, objection.. the letimotifs are too well immersed in this theme.
Man, the build up to the actual pursuit theme makes this one of the greatest songs in these games. So good!
Hearing this in Case 3 for the first time is extremely hype
seriously got chills when this started playing in case 3... it really gives you the feeling that ryuunosuke's coming into his own as an attorney and gaining the resolve to see things through to their absolute endpoint with his logic
If, in the course of the trial this afternoon, you perceive even a shadow of doubt about the truth
…don’t let it out of your sight.
Pursue it like a dog with a bone.
To the bitter end, you understand.
Do not falter, whatever may come to pass. -Sholmes
A prelude to an actual pursuit... something EVERY Ace Attorney game going forward needs when you're close to a breakthrough that will upend the ENTIRE premise of a case laid out thus far.
I finished a DGS 2 a while ago and I got this recommended and now it made me realise how far Naruhodo has come and Ace Attorney in general. Ace Attorney used to be a game that I played when I was little with just a rookie defense attorney trying to defend people but now the franchise has expanded more and now there is a game about Phoenix’s ancestor who did not plan to be a lawyer and seems pretty awkward to now a confident lawyer that wants to believe in his client to the bitter end. Good job Capcom.
I like that they use this only as a prelude when you’re about to make the most startling discovery of the entire trial, like right before your final objection and the final nail in the coffin. It makes the “Pursuit” theme that plays for the upcoming revelation that much more impactful, definitely impactful enough to match the revelations in question.
Except for the final case. Just goes to show how insane it was.
Fun Fact: DGS series are shu takumi (the producer) favorite ace attorney
You know now the reason why DGS is best ace attorney game
Yep
Second Best in my opinion. Ace Attorney Investigations 2 is still the best in my opinion.
@@ryanm8529 Agreed.
@@ryanm8529 its a hard one to judge tbh, recency bias will say GAA2 is the best, but GAA2 needs GAA1 to set up everything and with all due respect to GAA1, its a flawed game compared to GAA2. AAI2 meanwhile does everything perfectly in one single game (you dont even need to play AAI1)
@@quangtrungnguyen2885
Great Ace Attorney is really meant to be 1 long game with 10 cases. With that in mind, it makes sense. Game 1 feels incomplete for that reason.
AA Investigations, by contrast, almost don't feel like they're a mini series together at all. Game 1 doesn't really set up Game 2. The plots are completely separate, and unrelated.
Haven't finished this game so far. But from this song coming in at the end of case three, no one needs to tell me that this could contend for my favourite Ace Attorney game. This is brilliant, and a breath of fresh air for the series. Trials and Tribulations may be an all time classic, but this is revolutionary.
Wow this track.
It really builds up and makes you know that you are closer to the truth, then you might think.
This has become one of my favorites almost instantly.
It's that good.
Oh boy I can't wait for the influx of new people to finally hit this track in the english release! One of the best musical ideas the AA team has ever had.
The MOMENT Part 2 became better than Part 1. Everything from this point on in Case 3, was nothing but greatness!! This was also a major evolution for Ryonosuke as a lawyer.
Hearing this for the first time was hype as shit.
It's like a glimmer of hope. A light at the end of the tunnel in musical form.
this is one of my favourite compositions in the ost
ace attorney games have desperately needed music for the "breaking point" - where you know something major is about to be revealed and you're bracing yourself for it
it's so great
This track makes me feel things I can't describe. It feels like you're right on the cusp of discovering something enormous but you have to push through to get there and so you're just sitting on the edge of your seat, both physically and emotionally. You're waiting in anticipation, feeling like you're an inch away from a breakthrough, and I love it. God I love this game.
When the normal pursuit just isn't pursuity enough
I really love this type of OST so much. It really builds the hype for pursuit music. I hope that they will bring back this type of OST in ace attorney 7.
I just finished the game. This music has gotta be one of my favorite video game music ever. Holy shit is it well delivered
its localized
@@bonibdon1312 I am aware. How is this related to my comment though
@@jewii3824 its localized so western people do that like you did
@@bonibdon1312 I mean I played it on Citra (3DS emulator), and you can get an English patch for it.
@@jewii3824 if that then you did thia
edit: dont correct me i am on mobile
I've never felt more hype to press the "R" key
Checking your opponent profil searching for any mention of a dead relative
Can i ask you where you got that profile pic
@@namsinh5492 2nd anniversary official art
@@SuperMarioSwagger that profile pic looks cute TBH.
@@adamryamizard5560 yeah I really like Susato's expression and the way her head pop off behind ryuu is nice
When this started to play in Case 3 I knew this game would top T&T.
I felt the build up man
it basically followed the same principal as AA3: one continous story told through multiple cases. apart from the horrible filler case of course. but TGAA2 had much higher stakes and a much more complicated story
@@Lewt_2B I don't think there was a single filler case in the whole TGAAC. You would argue T&T has TWO filler cases, but I loved both as they were great.
@@dukemon6163 TGAA 1-4 and 2-2 definitely felt like filler to me and out of place compared to the rest of the cases that were linked to state secrets, the reaper and the professor. TGAA1 as a whole was a letdown to me because it felt like a setup to the 2nd game without really resolving its own story
@@Lewt_2B The whole Natsume arc ended up being really relevant because it allowed them to find.
SPOILERS
The Baskerville's Collar, which was the first clue to reveal the involvement of the Professor's case. Also Natsume himself who's returned in Japan due to what happened in those cases, reappears in TGAA2-1 which is a really relevant case.
This theme screams "this is it, this is the moment I been waiting for. I'm so close I can taste it". The buildup when this theme play is uncanny.
Hearing this in case 5 was the hypest shit ever. Nonstop goosebumps.
literally a pre-pursuit song. genius
Man the composer deserves a promotion for having the idea of a prelude theme to the pursuit theme.
This song right here is the reason why the DGS series is the best, better than the main AA series. No offense to those who like the main AA series more.
bruh it' s even better than the main pursuit theme
@@DraceEmpressa Haha no
Without the slightest exaggeration, this song and the TGAA soundtrack are carrying me through the last stages of my Masters' thesis. It's a history-based paper - so blasting this while trying to connect a series of tentatively-related primary sources makes the whole business feel a lot more impactful than it should!
Update: I got a distinction for my paper in the end - the Great Ace Attorney soundtrack ensured that it was, as Sholmes might say, 'elementary'! 😃
Sending you lots of positive vibes then !! Best of lucks for your work !! :D
@@lulumimina Thanks so much!!! In the end, I submitted it online to the dulcet tones of 'Partners - The Game's Afoot!' a few days ago. I didn't know satisfaction until that day 😂 All the very best to you and yours! 😊
@@fredofasgarnia oooooh this is so great !!! 🥺 i’m very proud of you then ! 😁
Is this the music when shit is about to go down.
Yes
When Your Close to The Ending:
Getting to Pursuit!
When Your At the Ending:
Pursuit!
I can't be the only one who hear bits of Phoenix's and Apollo's Objection themes mixed with this, right?
I'm not entirely sure but I'd love to hear more on your perspective.
@@realimereads2707 Im not sure I really here to much of Apollo's theme but I can hear little bits of Phoenix's Objection Theme
I do kinda hear some familiar track but I don't know
I love this track, only when it was first played I was stuck with that damn picture, my emotional state was a blend of super hyped, stressed, excited, happy, confused and utterly frustrated
we need more omens and trial in disarray themes. an overture thats like the pursuit but its not, its just anticipating it, like telling you your on the right track
this is genuinely a really good mood-setter for reading history. like, when you’re finishing up a biography, finally having your figure die, and the world relapse around them, and enter the legacy chapter-this song feels as if something of them is still flying its own course today.
I never realized how much space Rei took in the cover, she's only in *one* case
And the reason for that is... The artist just really liked her character. That's all
@@HyLion Yeah, I liked her too ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@rbxless well, TBH that's a good reason from the artist.
I have a save file for the exact line before this plays in Case 3
So I can just launch the save, then press A and then enjoy
Now imagine more overture to pursuit themes:
Phoenix: the main part of his pursuit 2001
Edgeworth: a simplified mix of lying coldly and wanting to find the truth
Athena: simplified techno version of pressing pursuit
Apollo: (SPOILERS) simplified japanese version of overtaken. (because he is in Kura'in after Spirit of Justice)
I'm really hyped for the Apollo in Khura'in trial music. Judging by the emotion feel of the previous Objections, Apollo's theme will probably sound energetic as fuck.
Objection 2007: Classic veteran Jazz
Objection 2012: Moderate Orchestra
Objection 2016: Orchestra on Crack
I'd say this:
Phoenix: A quieter version of Questioned, still pumping you up. (C'mon, Questioned needs more respect)
Mia: Objection 2004 and Turnabout Sisters' but faster and quieter (again).
Miles: Just wanting to find the Truth with orchestrated sounds.
Apollo: A mix of A New Trial is in Session and Overtaken quieted (again).
Athena: Techno version of KEep PRessing on and Cornering Together, but it's slower.
"Ryūtarō": Objection 2017 and this mashed up.
Ryūnosuke: This song.
Gregory: Objection 2009 with a classic feel to it.
Kristoph: Darkness Theme and Guilty Love but Guilty Love is calmer and has violins, not E-Guitars
"Ray": His theme but it isn't "playful".
Asōgi: Samurai with a Mission.
Diego: Dark Fragrance of Coffee but faster and quieter.
For edgeworth we have confrontation presto though and in essence it is like overture to pursuit
It’s sad that Apollo decided to stay in Khura’in because we won’t see him in another Phoenix Wright unless he comes back by then but I also can’t wait to see his journey in Khura’in.
I just imagine Van Zeiks's as the main organ part of tell the truth 2015 with added instrumentals.
Thr best part for me was the look of sheer horror on sythe's face as naruhodo cemented his hypothesis, it's a solid 2 seconds of pure silence just to understand how screwed she was
You ready for a rollercoaster called THE TRUTH?!!!
Capcom ~ Overture to Localization
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Now play the Pursuit theme!
th-cam.com/video/seA5Rc4lxzs/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=CapcomUSA
Overture to Pursuit ~ Overused "localize the game" joke
There is fan translation for entire game - the first one.
It won't be overused until the game is localized.
@@theyneverlearn3679 Boy do I have news for you.....
It is coming
Well, wouldn't you know it,...
I love how this track has some Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney tunes but made it slightly more..I can’t explain it but it has its unique twist.
Basically the theme of "Sorry Kazuma but I love the Truth more than you"
Or "sorry bro, I'm much more better than you know".
I admit I like this track way more than the actual Pursuit theme. The latter really feels more like a continuation version of this one and reminds me of alternative Cornered theme from the first game which got also some tweaks.
Goddamn, best $40 I've ever spent
POSSIBLE SPOILERS
Did anyone get stuck on Sithe's testimony?
I almost was, I was about to give up... until I noticed the direction of the blood in the picture and I switched the corrected testimony, turned out to be true..... except the contradiction wasn't for the reasons I thought LOL.
@@dukemon6163 I know. Apparently, I don't know how bleeding works.
@@dukemon6163 yeah same, my logic was: the body wouldnt bleed that much if it was already dead, but I guess im just stupid
I did, I was like "Runo what the hell do you mean".
I thought it had something to do with the blood not being on the correct birdcage. And then Ryunosoke comes up with something completely different. Later I thought about my initial thought again and there was actually nothing wrong with the blood in that sense, but hey it worked.
I just beat the 3rd case in the second game. waiting for the new release this year coming in the US. So excited to play the whole series once more
This should absolutely be the series standard going forward - pursuit preludes!
This is giving me major "Delphino plaza but it never starts" vibes... Music be as phenomenal as the game tho
Thanks bruh
this is so good
I just finished case 5. This music single-handedly cleared my mind and got my pulse poinding
I wish there was a transition song out there that goes from this piece to the pursuit theme.
@@AC-qu9ng Thanks : D
I need a version of this that leads to the pursuit theme in one video
There's one, as soon as i'll find it again i'll link it
here you go! -> th-cam.com/video/Pq8Ge1CI2IA/w-d-xo.html
@@loljungkookwowie5380 Holey Moley thanks bro!
@@joshuaery of course! it has a wonderful transition :D
When this song first played I didn't really care for it that much. Sure, it was really good, but that whole build up just for it come back to the beginning really is... just ah... but... SPOILERS
When this plays when you find out Gossip is Daley Vigil this theme actually sent shivers down my spine. Everything just clicked as to why this song plays. Plus, the pursuit when Ryunosuke actually does say it... Man... Probably the best time to put a pursui... never mind.
All i know about this game is Herlock Sholmes. the other games i was always spoiled something whether it be big or small. I'm so excited to have a truly spoiler free ace attorney game
This + Pursuit = The best song in the series?
i really wish this theme was in the first game, but hey, just leaving the best for last
tbh, the prelude to the objection theme sounds more like a v2 of the objection theme, while this one actually sounds like it's leading to the pursuit theme
I was waiting for an extension thank you😊
Finding this when it's not called Logic and Trick for once was quite tough
Can't wait to hear this on the game
I really hope the name "Omen 2017" implies there will be similar themes in future games.
When Sherlock Holmes no longer has time for games....
When this Plays you just know that when you reveal the truth the even better music is going to come in and it just fills you with antipation and wait I'm still in trial aren't I?
all the music in this game gives me the chills, fucking beautiful game
Damn Shu Takumi is a genius.
He made me feel alive with these 2 games
And I haven't felt this alive since Trials and Tribulations that is also made by Takumi
Man GAA2 has god tier OST that you can just hear it by itself and it sounds fucking insane, but when you hear this DURING the gameplay p, it’s just so eargasmic that I cry hearing it, it’s literally THAT good
The start of the song has an oven timer sound
Inb4 ryunosuke reveals he has had his resolve the entire time!
If I had my theme song, it would be this.
2 dislikes were auchi and Van zieks
this music is so fuCKING DOPE LESGOOOOOOO
This is a cool theme tbh
When you know you're about to get dunked on by the Defence.
The glorious feeling of being just one step away from the truth.
Am I the only one who likes this more than the actual pursuit theme?
Any second now…
It's weird, I shouldn't have to watch this video 'cause it's on Spotify but this phone doesn't have Spotify.
whenever this plays i feel like im only using 0.1% of my power
The little girl( NO SPOILERS) looks like Clover from 999 even has plus sign like on clovers face
Are you talking about Airis?
@@KEN4K no I mean Iris I now know her name
@@baalgodofrain spoiler alert
now am I am imagining Iris with an axe
Masterpiece like the game
I want to play this game sooo bad. The scarlet study team made an awesone job with the first one on android and they will make it better to this second. 'Am looking forward to it.
Leonardo Ramirez Me Japanese actually played on my iPhone because whole series are on the App Store lol
They're both getting officially localised
Playing this during the game awards today
edit: pain
When does this play in the game? Like, does it play when it's the last cross-examination and you're close to winning or what
It doesn't play during the final cross-examinations the way Presto did in Investigations. It plays in situations similar to when in AA5/6 at the end of the case where you'd go into high concentration mode to figure out an important point, though without the minigame aspect. It then transitions into the full Pursuit theme.
It plays right before you discover the real killer of case 3
@@Boxish not really
"how many government secrets are you going to expose?"
Ryunosuke: YES!