Phoenix Wright, Ace Attorney: Justice For All review. Classic Game Room presents a CGR Undertow review of Phoenix Wright, Ace Attorney: Justice For All for Nintendo Wii, developed and published by Capcom. Phoenix Wright is a defense lawyer with a perfect record of acquittals for his clients. His ability to use evidence to find the real killers has earned him a reputation as an Ace Attorney. In his previous cases, he tackled murders and exposed crimes, and even helped his old rival escape a guilty verdict. Now, Phoenix back a year later, needs to help his assistant Maya, a flamboyant magician, and others out of their legal jams! Introduced in the second round of legal battles is ability to use evidence to get witnesses to admit secrets outside the court room, the ability to present profiles of characters to witnesses to learn more about each person, and a replacement of the 5-strikes-you're-guilty element of the previous game. With real magnitude hanging over your mistakes, things will feel a little tenser when presenting evidence to contradict testimony. The WiiWare version is available for 1000 points, introduces one basic motion control, but still plays the same as the fantastic DS original, which was a remake of the GBA version, originally only released in Japan. This video review features video gameplay footage of Phoenix Wright, Ace Attorney: Justice For All for Wii and audio commentary from Classic Game Room's Jonathan.