On the internet there is a website called iCivics that teach people about civics. However, it does it through educational games that, for the most part, are pretty fun. One game that comes to mind is Argument Wars in which you take real court cases and you may either argue on either side of the debate. This is fun, because it really gets you to understand why someone might be for something you are against or vice versa. The game is just down right fun with its interesting gameplay, enjoyable music, nice art style, and its many court cases that increase its replay value. The only downside is that each court case is short, but it would be neat if the gameplay seen in Argument Wars is used in other Court Room Games (If any others are made beyond the Ace Attorney series).
On the internet there is a website called iCivics that teach people about civics. However, it does it through educational games that, for the most part, are pretty fun. One game that comes to mind is Argument Wars in which you take real court cases and you may either argue on either side of the debate. This is fun, because it really gets you to understand why someone might be for something you are against or vice versa. The game is just down right fun with its interesting gameplay, enjoyable music, nice art style, and its many court cases that increase its replay value. The only downside is that each court case is short, but it would be neat if the gameplay seen in Argument Wars is used in other Court Room Games (If any others are made beyond the Ace Attorney series).