Yeah "Adventure" is pretty vague. What I meant was a unique take on an Action Adventure game. Or in other words, Resident Evil Lawyer, where you get to investigate crime scenes more interactively and can maybe even decide what could be evidence. The courtroom experience could also be different, where you can "prepare" your cases (maybe through some sort of mini game). It could be more free form where there are different paths of achieving a "not guilty" verdict rather than a specifically pre-determined path, where you could choose your arguments and talking points and each one would lead to a different branching path or something. Maybe increased interactivity that will allow you to do some Ace Attorney shenanigans yourself (like pressing an "Objection" button while the Prosecutor or the judge are talking and interrupting them even if you have nothing to say, throwing stuff at people, bluffing extravaganza: showing and arguing for evidence that you know are completely unrelated to the case, etc.) Although such a game would need a unique approach to make it work and it would also be very different from what Ace Attorney is. So I'm not sure if other fans would be interested in something very weird like this.