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[(Anonymous)]

I'm kind of wondering how they're going to structure the game, to be honest. Part of me wonders if they'll do six cases and each playable character will have two cases each, or if they're going to follow the traditional five case formula with four being a flashback case where you play as someone completely different and with the fifth being a departure in that you're working on three interconnected cases with the three characters, culminating in Phoenix vs. Edgeworth, Apollo vs. Klavier, and Athena vs. Blackquill. I'm not sure which I prefer, honestly-the five case structure seems like it could make the last case into a tedious, overcomplicated mess, but I kind of get the feeling that if they did the six case structure it'd end with boring old Phoenix vs. Edgeworth.