History Trivia / PhoenixWrightAceAttorneyDualDestinies

* This is the only game in the Ace Attorney series to date to be given an '''M''' by the ESRB, the rest were given the T rating.

*** The game will be widely available with the upcoming 2024 [[SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced release of Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy]] for UsefulNotes/NintendoSwitch, UsefulNotes/XboxOne, UsefulNotes/PlayStation4, and PC via Steam.

* IKnewIt: Many people have predicted that [[spoiler:Blackquill would end up being innocent of the murder he's serving time for]]. Someone on this very wiki's WMG page even predicted that the real culprit was [[spoiler:Bobby Fulbright]].

* UnspecifiedRoleCredit: Upon release, it was initially believed that Creator/TroyBaker or Creator/TravisWillingham ([[TwoVoicesOneCharacter or both]]) played Simon Blackquill in the English dub. This however hasn't been proven, with Blackquill's English voice actor for his two voice clips (and the promotional trailer for ''Spirit of Justice'') still remaining a mystery. Similarly, the voice actors for some of the witnesses or auxiliary cast who have a voice in the animated cutscenes (eg. Robin Newman, Hugh O'Conner, and Juniper Woods) are all uncredited in the game's English dub. The only known voices for ''Dual Destinies'' were for the main characters like Phoenix, Apollo, Athena, and even the Judge, and those were only revealed in behind-the-scenes videos and interviews regarding the game and not in the credits themselves.

* UnspecifiedCreditRole: Upon release, it was initially believed that Creator/TroyBaker or Creator/TravisWillingham ([[TwoVoicesOneCharacter or both]]) played Simon Blackquill in the English dub. This however hasn't been proven, with Blackquill's English voice actor for his two voice clips (and the promotional trailer for ''Spirit of Justice'') still remaining a mystery. Similarly, the voice actors for some of the witnesses or auxiliary cast who have a voice in the animated cutscenes (eg. Robin Newman, Hugh O'Conner, and Juniper Woods) are all uncredited in the game's English dub. The only known voices for ''Dual Destinies'' were for the main characters like Phoenix, Apollo, Athena, and even the Judge, and those were only revealed in behind-the-scenes videos and interviews regarding the game and not in the credits themselves.

* UncreditedRole: Upon release, it was initially believed that Creator/TroyBaker or Creator/TravisWillingham ([[TwoVoicesOneCharacter or both]]) played Simon Blackquill in the English dub. This however hasn't been proven, with Blackquill's English voice actor for his two voice clips (and the promotional trailer for ''Spirit of Justice'') still remaining a mystery. Similarly, the voice actors for some of the witnesses or auxiliary cast who have a voice in the animated cutscenes (eg. Robin Newman, Hugh O'Conner, and Juniper Woods) are all uncredited in the game's English dub. The only known voices for ''Dual Destinies'' were for the main characters like Phoenix, Apollo, Athena, and even the Judge.

* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: Upon release, it was initially believed that Creator/TroyBaker or Creator/TravisWillingham ([[TwoVoicesOneCharacter or both]]) played Simon Blackquill in the English dub. This however hasn't been proven, with Blackquill's English voice actor for his two voice clips (and the promotional trailer for ''Spirit of Justice'') still remaining a mystery. Similarly, the voice actors for some of the witnesses or auxiliary cast who have a voice in the animated cutscenes (eg. Robin Newman, Hugh O'Conner, and Juniper Woods) are all uncredited.

* TalkingToHimself: Surprisingly enough, considering several members of the voice cast have multiple roles, this only happens once; namely in the second case, when Detective Fulbright and the Judge (both of whom are voiced by Creator/DaveBMitchell) discuss Blackquill's return to court. Otherwise, the nearest the game gets to this is in one of the closing cutscenes of the DLC case, when both Athena and Sasha Buckler (both voiced by Wendee Lee) talk to Phoenix one after the other.

* ActorAllusion: Athena's English actress is Creator/WendeeLee, who also played the female lead of ''LightNovel/HaruhiSuzumiya'', which had [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XFoIstU3B-M a famous scene]] that parodies ''Ace Attorney''.

** To an extent, the fact that the game only got an [=eShop=] release outside of Japan is this. Some people want the joy of being able to hold a physical cartridge and play game across several different 3DS systems, something which is impossible with an [=eShop=] download as per the one game per console restriction. It doesn't help that in light of the announcement of the [=eShop=]'s closure in 2022-2023, the original 3DS version (and the other 3DS Ace Attorney titles) is at risk of entering KeepCirculatingTheTapes status thanks to the lack of physical release.

[[Trivia/AceAttorney2012 The 2012 film]] | [[Trivia/AceAttorneyAnime The anime]]]]-]]]

* This this the only game in the Ace Attorney series to date to be given an '''M''' by the ESRB, the rest were given the T rating.

* {{Blooper}}: In addition to the many typos in the English translation, the cleaning robot on Aura Blackquill's desk in the robotics lab has "Invalid Message" over its dialogue boxes instead of a name tag.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The original 3DS game (and the other 3DS ''Ace Attorney'' titles) are planned to fall into this status in the West after the 3DS eshop closes in 2023, making the Japanese physical release the only way to play it post-closure. Unforunately, the 3DS is region locked, so unless you hack it to support Japanese games (which puts your 3DS at risk of getting potentially bricked) or you obtain a Japanese 3DS, you're out of luck. Fortunately, this doesn't affect the iOS/Android port.

** To an extent, the fact that the game only got an [=eShop=] release outside of Japan is this. Some people want the joy of being able to hold a physical cartridge and play game across several different 3DS systems, something which is impossible with an [=eShop=] download as per the one game per console restriction. It doesn't help that in light of the announcement of the [=eShop=]'s closure in 2022-2023, the original 3DS version is at risk of entering KeepCirculatingTheTapes status thanks to the lack of physical release.

** To an extent, the fact that the game only got an [=eShop=] release outside of Japan is this. Some people want the joy of being able to hold a physical cartridge and play game across several different 3DS systems, something which is impossible with an [=eShop=] download as per the one game per console restriction.

** To an extent, the fact that the game only got an [=eShop=] release outside of NTSC/J countries is this. Some people want the joy of being able to hold a physical cartridge and play game across several different 3DS systems, something which is impossible with an [=eShop=] download as per the one game per console restriction.

* FanNickname: A couple of characters have one:
** Solomon Starbuck has been nicknamed "Space Larry Butz", simply "Space Larry", or "Butz Aldrin" due to his face looking very similar to...[[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin yeah.]]
** Yuri Cosmos is nicknamed "Captain Segway" because of him looking like a captain and his scooter highly resembling a segway. He's also been called "Captain Space Pirate" due to his vaguely pirate-y look (mostly due to having one of his eyes hidden in shadow and his facial hair), and, well, he's a captain of the space centre.
** The true culprit behind the final case is nicknamed [[spoiler:Fakebright, due to him impersonating the deceased Detective Bobby Fulbright.]]

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* BadExportForYou: The game is only translated to English in Western territories. This makes the game utterly unplayable for a huge number of people in Europe. For contrast, the previous entries in the franchise were translated to other four languages (the usual French, German, Spanish and Italian) with the more or less the same [[{{Woolseyism}} high level of quality]] as the English translation.

* RoleReprise: Creator/SamRiegel reprises his role from ''[[VideoGame/MarvelVsCapcom3 Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3]]'' in ''Dual Destinies''.

* This this the only game in the Ace Attorney series to date to be given an '''[[MatureRating M]]''' by the ESRB, the rest were given the T rating.

* This this the only game in the Ace Attorney series to date to be given an '''[[MatureRating M]]''' by the ESRB, the rest were given the [[TeenRating T]] rating.

This this the only game in the Ace Attorney series to date to be given an '''[[MatureRating M]]''' by the ESRB, the rest were given the [[TeenRating T]] rating.