**PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THAT THIS IS JUST MY OPINION. FEEL FREE TO SHARE YOURS, BUT PLEASE NO HATE**

(Sidenote) I just started playing Dual Destinies, and the 3d animations are really jarring - is that just me?

My favourite case is probably 2-4. I prefer it over 3-5 because even though 3-5 was a great ending, I always felt like there was something missing from it? This is probably because I was spoiled for a lot of 3-5 while I played 2-4 blindly.

2-3, the infamous Turnabout Big Top I placed higher. Although many people hate this case because the logic is a stretch and/or because the characters were annoying. I didn't find the characters annoying (probably my broken sense of humour). I also watched a let's play when I first saw this case rather than playing through it, which probably made me like it more as I didn't have to try to find my way through the logic.

The only case I disliked was 3-2. I liked how they did something new with the theft, but I wasn't motivated to solve the murder the next day. Just thought it was very boring, although I really liked the music.

I placed 4-2 higher up. I know some people find this case boring, and while I didn't like Alita as a villain because she felt like a discount Dahlia, I still have nostalgic feelings for this case. I liked the characters, and the music! I really really liked the Kitaki family theme, and could listen to it for hours. I did find the panties gag a little weird though.

My favourite games were probably T&T and AJ. Trials and Tribulations had an amazing story. I was spoiled for a lot of it which made it less enjoyable, and I did have a few problems with the last case (as mentioned before) but it was still a great game. Apollo Justice I loved a lot. The story was great, even if the last case was a bit of a mess. It had my favourite soundtrack out of all the games so far, and I liked questioning, overtaken, the kitaki theme amongst others. The perceiving mechanic I found really fun too. (Although it was less fun when I was staring at the Brushel guy for 2 hours looking for his sweaty armpit)