History Trivia / GhostTrick

* TyopOnTheCover: On the PC and Switch versions, the opening slide for Chapter 14 lists the time of day as 1:28 ''PM'' rather than ''AM''. This is correct on the original DS version and the level select.

* TechnologyMarchesOn: In this game, Sissel can travel to different places using landline telephones. In 2010, the year when the game was made, landlines were slowly being eclipsed by the use of cell phones, and by the remaster's release year of 2023, landlines are slowly going into non-existence. Same goes for the typewriter Emma uses to write novels, which is only superseded by computer keyboards and printer machines; and the CRT monitors in the uniformed men's office, which are nowadays superseded by flatscreen LCD monitors.

* TechnologyMarchesOn: In this game, Sissel can travel to different places using landline telephones. In 2010, the year when the game was made, landlines were slowly being eclipsed by the use of cell phones, and by the current year 2023, landlines are slowly going into non-existence. Same goes for the typewriter Emma uses to write novels, which is only superceded by computer keyboards and printer machines; and the CRT monitors in the uniformed men's office, which are nowadays superceded by flatscreen LCD monitors.

* TyopOnTheCover: On the Switch version, the opening slide for Chapter 14 lists the time of day as 1:28 ''PM'' rather than ''AM''. This is correct on the original DS version and the level select.

** [[https://temsikpark.github.io/info/prototype.htm Lynne and the junkyard looked substantially different from their final versions.]]

* TributeToFido: Missile is named after creator Shu Takumi's Pomeranian, who is in turn named after the police dog Missile from ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' (though he's a Shiba Inu).

* TributeToFido: Missile is named after creator Shu Takumi's Pomeranian, just like the police dog Missile from ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' (though he's a Shiba Inu).

* HeyItsThatSound: The metallic sound of Manfred von Karma's BadassFingersnap in ''VisualNovel/PhoenixWrightAceAttorney'' is also used in ''Ghost Trick'', which was also developed by Shu Takumi.

* TributeToFido: Missile is named after creator Creator/ShuTakumi's Pomeranian, just like the police dog Missile from ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' (though he's a Shiba Inu).

* TributeToFido: Missile is named after "Creator/ShuTakumi"'s Pomeranian, just like the police dog Missile from ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' (though he's a Shiba Inu).

* TributeToFido: Missile is named after creator Shu Takumi's Pomeranian, just like the police dog Missile from ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' (though he's a Shiba Inu).

* TributeToFido: Missile is named after creator Shu Takumi's Pomeranian, just like the police dog Missile from ''Franchise/AceAttorney'' (though he's a Shiba Inu).

* TributeToFido: Missile is named after the creator's Pomeranian.
** Not just Ghost Trick's Missile but also Ace Attorney's Missile. Both are different breeds but they share the same names and are pets of authority figures.

** Not just Ghost Trick's Missile but also Ace Attorney's Missile. Both are different breeds but they ahare the same names and are pets of authority figures.

* Not just Ghost Trick's Missile but also Ace Attorney's Missile. Both are different breeds but they ahare the same names and are pets of authority figures.

* TributeToFido: Missile is named after the creator's Pomeranian.

* SavedFromDevelopmentHell: A variation. The iOS version of the game originally worked just fine but after the iOS 7 update (in November 2013), the game became incompatible. Shortly before iOS 9 came out (specifically June 2015), they ''finally;; updated the game, but in-app purchases were still broken (meaning that only the first two chapters were playable). The app was then removed completely from the store for several months before finally it became completely playable again in November 2015.