An Ace Attorney Character's Popularity Meant Rewriting Later Games

Ace Attorney‘s prosecutor Miles Edgeworth became popular so quickly that creator Shu Takumi felt the need to write an entirely new prosecutor so that Edgeworth would lose less often. When Shu Takumi created Ace Attorney, he made Miles Edgeworth out to be Phoenix Wright’s rival, the prosecutor to Phoenix’s defense attorney. Edgeworth has become a popular character, and that popularity has meant Takumi has had to make some changes to the series. In an interview with Official Nintendo Magazine, Takumi explained that he largely did not make big-scale changes to the series because the scenarios for each case were completed […]

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