The Ace Attorney series is back, but this time with Edgeworth at its helm. Fans of the series should be glad to hear that it is as good as it has ever been. So check out this Neoseeker recommended game that got a 9/10.

ThreeTwoFiveSix via www.neoseeker.com »

"Good news, legal eagles. Grab your briefcase because it’s time to solve a mystery and put away some bad guys. But instead of filling the shoes of one Mr. Phoenix Wright in this new episode of Ace Attorney, you’re taking on the role of his enemy turned good guy, Miles Edgeworth. So clear your throat and yell "Not So Fast!!!"."

AcFreeze via www.gofanboy.com »

"As entertaining as the Ace Attorney games are, even the most dedicated fans of the series would have to admit that after releasing four titles with a very similar look and feel Capcom need to freshen things up a bit. That's why, after three Phoenix Wright games and an Apollo Justice one, the Ace Attorney franchise is heading in a different direction with Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth."

Dark Arcanine via www.officialnintendomagazine.co.uk »

""Man, that was a great game. Too bad it'll sell like crap and we won't ever get any of the sequels localized." This was my train of thought upon finishing the first Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, and boy, have I ever (happily) eaten those words. I suppose offbeat titles are the DS' specialty; whatever the case, Capcom's anime courtroom adventure franchise certainly had no trouble finding a U.S. audience, and it's now become so popular that it's got its own spinoff series in Miles Edgeworth: In..."

Dark Arcanine via au.ds.gamespy.com »

"Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth gets props for changing up the setting and providing a new protagonist for the franchise. However, the gameplay is pretty standard for the Ace Attorney series, and brings with it the same flaws from other entries."

Caspel via nds.gamezone.com »