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For over a decade, cities and anti-gun organizations sought access to confidential law enforcement data on firearms traces, both for use in lawsuits against the firearms industry and for use in questionable studies used to support their goals. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE) compiles these records when it traces firearms in response to requests from law enforcement agencies.
Starting in 2003, the U.S. Congress passed increasingly strong language to keep this information confidential. The legislation—a series of "riders" to the appropriations bill that funds BATFE—is widely known as the "Tiahrt Amendment," after its sponsor, former U.S. Rep. Todd Tiahrt (R-Kan.). That provision was made permanent in 2006 as a part of the fiscal 2007 Appropriations bill to fund the Justice Department. In 2009, the provision was amended to further strengthen the protections for undercover law enforcement operations and confidential informants.
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NRA is committed to ensuring confidentiality of sensitive law enforcement information, and strongly opposes any effort to repeal the Tiahrt Amendment or any effort by the executive branch, or by state or local governments, to avoid its restrictions.
[1] Congressional Research Service, Gun Control: Statutory Disclosure Limitations on ATF Firearms Trace Data and Multiple Handgun Sales Reports 3 (June 30, 2006).
[2] Congressional Research Service, Assault Weapons: Military-Style Semiautomatic Firearms Facts and Issues (May 13, 1992).
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S6330 Bluff Road, Merrimac , WI (Driving Directions to Devils Head)
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Last Updated: 12/19/2014 11:04 PM
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Devils Head Ski Report, Mountain Conditions and Resort Statistics
Devil's Head is a destination ski resort located 45 minutes North of Madison, Wi featuring 500 feet of vertical, 13 lifts, 30 runs and 250 hotel room & condos.
Come out and see what Devil's Head has to offer!
Come out and see what Devil's Head has to offer!
Devils Head Amenities
Night Skiing
Night Skiing
Night skiing available; an extra charge may apply.
Terrain Park
Terrain Park
Ski area offers at least one terrain park.
Half Pipe
Half Pipe
Ski area offers a half pipe.
Cat Skiing
Cat Skiing
Cat skiing is available at this resort; may entail an add'l cost
Snow Making
Snow Making
Ski area offers snow making for additional coverage.
Daycare Available
Daycare Available
Guests have access to daycare services; an additional charge may apply.
Slopeside Dining
Slopeside Dining
Resort offers at least one restaurant on the slopes; hours may vary.
Slopeside Lodging
Slopeside Lodging
This resort has slopeside lodging available; it may or may not be ski in/ski out.
This resort offers tubing activities; additional charges may apply
Wi-Fi Access
Wi-Fi Access
This resort is equipped with internet access; additional charges may apply
Skiers Only
Skiers Only
This resort does not allow snowboarding.
Ropes Course/Aerial Park
Ropes Course/Aerial Park
Resort offers ropes course/aerial park. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Alpine Slide / Coaster
Alpine Slide / Coaster
Resort has Alpine Slide, Alpine Coast or both. Additional charges may apply, may only be open in summer.
Concerts / Festivals
Concerts / Festivals
Frequent host of concerts or festivals.
Event Space/Conference Center
Event Space/Conference Center
Resort has event space & conference center available.
Former Olympic Site
Former Olympic Site
Resort is a former Olympic site.
Resort has legal gambling services.
Golf Course
Golf Course
Resort has a golf course. Additional charges may apply, may only be open in summer.
Gondola Rides
Gondola Rides
Resort offers gondola rides.
Resort offers hiking trails and services. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Ice Skating
Ice Skating
Resort offers ice skating activities.
Indoor Waterpark
Indoor Waterpark
Resort offers indoor waterpark.
Mountain Biking
Mountain Biking
Resort offers mountain biking. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Outdoor Waterpark
Outdoor Waterpark
Resort offers outdoor water park. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Segway Tours
Segway Tours
Resort offers segway tours. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Resort offers snowmobiling. Additional charges may apply.
Resort offers spa services. Additional charges may apply.
Resort offers zipline activities. Additional charges may apply, may only be available in summer.
Devils Head Operations
Lifts Open/Total
9 of 16
Weekday Hours
Mon-Thu: 10a-9p; Fri: 10a-10p
Trails Open/Total
24 of 29
Weekend Hours
Sat: 9a-10p; Sun: 9a-9p
Devils Head Snow Report & Ski Conditions
Base Elevation
990 ft
24-hr Snowfall
Vertical Drop
500 ft
Avg Base Depth
Peak Elevation
1,490 ft
Devils Head Reviews & Tips (14)
going again in 2 weeks. i spent 3 hours of constant falling then i got the hang of it. will recommend.
Devils Head review written Dec 15 2014 - 03:09 PM
Fun hill to visit, reasonable prices for lift tickets. Not too crowded. Only drawback was I found the lifts to be a little slow. Would go here again!
Devils Head review written Mar 10 2014 - 02:20 PM
The Inn was very old and basic and like staying in a college dorm, but did the trick. The indoor pool made my kids happy. The food was ok. The rentals for skiing, the runs, and the staff were all great. Would choose Devils Head for skiing any day over our previous outing to Grand Geneva.
Devils Head review written Feb 25 2014 - 02:29 PM
Trip was awesome.... Liftopia made it easy tthe tickets where easy to get from front desk. Devils head has a lot of great trails. I would use liftopia again with out a doubt.
Devils Head review written Feb 25 2014 - 06:07 AM
Liftopia made this trip soooo easy. We had our printed tickets, walked up to the hotel counter and had lift tickets and a rental form in our hands in under 2 minutes. No waiting in a ticket line for a cashier. The Runs were good that day. We had about 2-3" of snow the night before. A lot of lifts that should have been open on a weekend were for some reason closed. This made for some long lines at the lifts, but it wasn't the end of the world. I would definitely go again, and I will DEFINITELY use liftopia to buy my lift tickets in advance
Devils Head review written Feb 18 2014 - 05:30 PM
The slop was nice; good quality snow and interesting courses. Rental facility could be better. In order to secure boots and poles, you should be there before 11 am.
Devils Head review written Feb 18 2014 - 09:07 AM
Same comments re: Liftopia tickets needing to be redeemed at the hotel counter, but I guess it says it on the tickets so it wasn't a surprise for us. It was a surprise that they were so adamant about needing printed tickets since they can't just scan/take numbers from a phone. They relented and printed my ticket for me in the back, but only after they got through a large crowd of customers. My girlfriend was able to rent equipment rather effortlessly, but the same can't be said for me. They run out of everything size 12 or larger early in the morning, so get there before the crowds if you're renting and have large feet. I luckily found a size 14 boot at 12pm, but had to wait until after 2pm for a set of skis to be returned. I helped my girlfriend on the bunny hill in the mean time, and grabbed a beer at the bar (SLOW service), so it wasn't a total loss of time, but it was a bummer. They did offer a gear refund (not lift ticket), and once they got a pair, they also held it for me, which was great. Will go back, but earlier next time or maybe just buy my own gear.
Devils Head review written Feb 17 2014 - 02:28 PM
Went on 2/8/14 and about 1-2" of powdery snow came down during the day and the temp was about 20*, so conditions were excellent. Lines for the left triple lift took about 5 minutes between 11am-3pm, but outside these times it was basically snowboard up and get on in under a minute. I'm still a beginner, so the green run was enough for me; very easy but fun and not really that crowded. On the opposite end of the spectrum, the entire lodge and all the restaurants in it (except the fancy one, which we've just never tried) were disgusting. I would fully recommend bringing your own food as the dining areas and food prep areas look like they may only be cleaned at the beginning of the season. The service at both restaurants is also extremely slow despite relatively small crowds and open seats at all times. Be warned! Despite the lodge, I would and have come again.
Devils Head review written Feb 10 2014 - 02:15 PM
I brought my son and 4 friends on one of the coldest days of the year (hovering around 0 degrees), so as you might expect, there were only about 25-30 people on the hill that day. I hadn't been to Devil's Head in decades and forgot that the Lodge where I exchanged my Liftopia receipts for tickets (don't let your group forget their individual IDs, as they're needed) is the primary location to purchase tickets. There is another ticket office just outside of the rental area, but you cannot exchange Liftopia tickets there. I recommend that you park just outside of the Lodge as it's the closest parking area. Around 2:00pm, because of the limited number of skiers, the two operating lifts were reduced to one, limiting access to the farthest right (harder) and left (easier) slopes. However, the snow was great and my guys were able to get in around 40 runs. A good day was had by all.
Devils Head review written Feb 07 2014 - 09:37 AM
We skied on a Monday and only two lifts were running. The right hand areas which were supposed to be the more challenging black runs were not really accessible. The blue runs were very easy and the blacks we could access should be average blue runs. The staff were friendly and the lifts were easy to navigate. The lift for the green runs on the left stopped frequently for extended periods and was very slow. For not having snow for several days, the grooming was pretty good. Considering the Liftopia prices, it was a good deal for a fun day.
Devils Head review written Feb 05 2014 - 02:21 PM
Had a pretty good time skiing at Devil's Head once I finally found where to get my lift ticket purchased through Liftopia. Finding where I needed to go was a bit challenging at this older resort. All the runs I was on are really shades of blue, not any true blacks as the trail map shows. A few runs on the far right side of the hill were closed for snow making, so I never got to see if they were more advanced runs or not. The staff did a great job taking care of the lift loading/unloading areas making it easy to get on and off the lift. They were always on top of grooming these areas to make sure there was enough snow for skiers getting on and off the lifts. Very good grooming here also, no unexpected bumps while skiing down. Good view over the Wisconsin River and all the staff I talked with were very nice and helpful, thank you!
Devils Head review written Feb 04 2014 - 08:09 PM
When redeeming your liftopia ticket you need to go to the hotel reception which is in the same building but quite a long way away from the ski rental and the place where you would have bought your tickets on the day. They do allow you to bring your own food which is a good idea as the prices are typical of a ski area and the food available is okay but not great. The skis that they rented out were well looked after and tuned and pretty decent value for a 1 day rental. Ours were still in Sports Authority getting tuned. The ski area is great for beginners. Our family are all experienced skiers and we didn't expect too much but the runs were good albeit short. If you are a skiing family in need of a mid winter fix then it is a good place to chose but I would suggest snowboarding. It is not a place where experienced skiers would find much fun after a few hours. However for beginners and intermediates this might be the place. Living in Chicago it is probably the best around here unless you go two hours further North to Granite Peak or head up even further to the UP. The snowboarders had a couple of terrain parks to practice tricks and grinding etc. seemed like an ideal choice.....
Devils Head review written Jan 22 2014 - 03:35 PM
This was my second time out skiing. I found the beginner green run to be a great place to learn and enjoyed that it wasn't crowded on the day that I went (made me less nervous as I am still learning). I enjoyed Devils Head and found it to remind of a ski lodge/resort. I love how the cafeteria faces out onto the slopes and you can watch people going down on their snow boards and skis while snacking/eating/relaxing. Also, the bar area is quite nice. We are thinking about going back to stay in the lodge next time.
Devils Head review written Jan 03 2014 - 02:08 PM
I took my first trip to devils head last winter. We were a bit nervous since it was the anniversary of their ski lift accident the year before, but they replaced the lift with a new quad! As we drove up to the hill we were amazed at how big it was. The chalet was HUGE! We went down our first run, going as fast as we could and it actually took us a while to get to the bottom. The parks were awesome too. Some people think the resort is a bit 1970's, and yes I did see that a bit, but it is definitely making a turnaround. Especially since they are replacing lifts 1 and 2 with another new quad lift for the 2012-2013 season. I will definitely be making my way to devils head this season!
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One wonders how we ever survived without bureaucrats and regulations. As strange as it may sound today,in the early 1960's, a hermit by the name of Billy Winter used to live in a cabin on the north side of Long Pond, not far from where the Fluvarium is today. As young boys we used to see him out fishing and hunting or on one of his occassional trips to Churchill Square. One cannot imagine that in these government regulated days. Anyone who went into the woods to "get away from it all" would awaken some morning to the sound of helicopters and open his door to be greeted by a battalion of briefcase toting bureaucats from a hundred different departments in three levels of government, demanding surveys, permits, land grants, land use certificates,soil tests, water quality tests, septic tank certificate, firearms license, fishing license and hunting license. Social Services would condemn his living conditions and send him for a Mental Health Exam, a complete medical and dental checkup and mandatory life skills training, Environment would issue an eviction notice and a stack of wildlife violations, DFO with violations of the Fisheries Act and, finally, Revenue Canada would charge him under the Income Tax Act for not having filed a tax return for the previous ten years. Good luck getting a wharf approved in The Battery. Perhaps the city will approve one on Kenmount Road.
- Terry MacDonald
- July 30, 2010 - 15:26
I have, in my possession, several photos of the area of the Battery, in question. One is Circa 1925 & the other is Circa 1976. The photos, detailing the construction design of the wharf, which have appeared in the Telegram, recently, when compared with those photos, in my possession, certainly suggest to me that this construction design has been in use at that location, for at least 90 years. In fact, having seen such local, privately built, fishing wharves & flakes all over the island, in my many travels during my 69 years living in Newfoundland. It's time for the officials at City Hall to eat a little crow, say their Mea Culpa's, and ask SCOTTY To" BEAM THEM UP OUT OF" the Battery
- A. Noseworthy
- July 30, 2010 - 08:40
My opinion is that this wharf should be saved. It should be reconstructed in a way that it does not lose its characteristics, but to a standard that will provide safety for public use. After all this wharf is a piece of the Battery Heritage. I would like to see in print what the issues of the City of St. John's Council are on not doing so?
- Eugene from Town
- July 30, 2010 - 08:14
Doc wouldn't want our esteemed cruise ship visitors to be given the impression that Newfoundlanders, not unlike Jack Wells' wharf, have clung to these rocky shores for multitudes of generations despite the 'risks' associated. Mayor "Cruise" O'Keefe is willing to widen the narrows to allow larger cruise ships, with their penny-pinching septogenarians, into North America's oldest city's harbour but any damage caused to pre-existing structures due to the change in flow, well that's Jack Wells' or the Pretty's problem. This is the same city hall that encourages us to use their 'free' bulk garbage removal service (paid for by our tax dollars) then tries to impose a fee because I didn't ensure that the garbage was taken by their contractor. Jack Well's wharf, The Star of the Sea Hall, is the Basilica next? Maybe we can get some exclusive condos built there, I hear the view from the bellfry is simply amazing.


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A father, son and daughter must struggle to redefine the heart of their family, as they are about to lose the only thing that's holds them together. This loss might ultimately tear them apart, as this family's tapestry begins to unravel and old hurts boil and rise to the surface. How do you prepare yourself for your worst nightmare while living in it? How do you face the big black cloud about to burst on your horizon? Maybe you could take the opportunity to put things right, say what you never had the chase to say, meant to say, and wanted to say, then you might be able to forgive… even forgive yourself? Or maybe you could dance, dancing is good, dancing in nightclubs, dancing in bedrooms, dancing in the moonlight…So comon let's dance, because how far can you let yourself go before you lose yourself altogether?
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A more-than-worthy continuation
posted by Jeremymia (GAINESVILLE, FL) Feb 26, 2008
Member since Oct 2006
26 out of 27 gamers (96%) found this review helpful
Now that I've said that, let me discuss this game. As a huge fan of Phoenix Wright, I was worried that phoenix wright would be completely ignored while some other attorney I don't care about takes the stage.
As it turns out, I kind of wished there was a little more Apollo Justice and a little less Phoenix. At times, this felt like Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Guest Starring Apollo Justice.
What's different about this game, other than the obviously inferior naming direction (the character naming in this new installment is truly, truly horrific, but it can be forgiven)?
The graphics and sound have been updated quite a bit. And remember the interesting DS interactions in case 5 of the first game? Those are back, this time throughout the game. They actually do make the game a bit more fun.
This game some bizarre design choices. For example, Apollo Justice is introduced as a novice attorney, but he has his stuff down. It could be argued that he even makes his cases better than Phoenix is capable. And I'm not kidding when I say that you will be presenting panties in court ... several times.
Is this game better, or worse, than previous elements from the series? I'm going to say this is actually better, for several reasons. The plot feels a lot more tightly constructed. The investigations are more fun and shorter compared to the court segments. For once, case 3 doesn't suck (and is arguably the best or second base case in the game.) The prosecuting attorney is... incredibly likable. He's an Edgeworth in court who's not quite so overly dramatic outside of it. Okay, he is a rockstar and also a prosecutor. Go with it. It works. Overall, things just feel more SATISFYING.
This game is for everyone who likes to play detective and loves a good plot.
I hope we see more Apollo in the near future!
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posted by jbroadway (SAN FRANCISCO, CA) Mar 5, 2008
Member since Feb 2008
4 out of 5 gamers (80%) found this review helpful
It's a perfect rental cause you can always send it back.
Very Good
Ace Attorney: Apollo Justice: A LTTP Mini Review
posted by Blmyers (LAFAYETTE, LA) Apr 26, 2008
Member since Oct 2006
3 out of 4 gamers (75%) found this review helpful
The game goes through big ups and big downs. One moment you may be having a great time with it, then the next you are cursing at your DS because something just isn't adding up.
Playing through the cases are fun and the characters are great. The dialog and interactions with the characters are genuinely hilarious and will having you laughing out loud on several occasions. The cases get great when you get on a roll and are hitting the witnesses from front to back with evidence to prove them wrong. The music picks up and you really feel like you are doing great. The outside the courtroom investigations get a little stale, and after a while you just want to jump back in the courtroom. It wouldn't be so bad if finding evidence wasn't so tedious that I had to go look online for help. The one redeeming quality though is the CSI stuff you get to do while outside the courtroom. It incorporates some of the DS controls for taking fingerprints, foot molds, and spraying for poison.
While playing the third case you might get disheartened and want to put it down, but if you push on play through the fourth case, it will pick up tremendously again. The fourth case is fantastic and answers all the questions posed during the game, and you walk away from the game actually caring for some of those crazy cooks. When the game is good, it is really, really good. If you can overcome some of the issues with the game, you will have a great time.
posted by Stovall (CHESTER, PA) Mar 2, 2008
Member since Apr 2006
2 out of 3 gamers (67%) found this review helpful
AWSOME. Period
posted by Breatulu (NEW YORK, NY) Feb 16, 2012
Member since Dec 2011
Above Average
posted by bozo1025 (BONITA SPRINGS, FL) Nov 10, 2011
Member since Apr 2011
Music 9/10 best conered theme ever
Gameplay 6/10 same exact thing from 2001 in japan
Graphics 8/10 it's a ds game what do you expect
Lasting appeal 3/10 not worth while
Rent and if you like it Buy
Above Average
Too many interruptions in the gameplay/story.
posted by tiloho (OSHKOSH, WI) Aug 10, 2011
Member since Jun 2005
looks good
posted by gamedov (LOS ANGELES, CA) Feb 15, 2011
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posted by last1ninja (CONCORD, MI) Aug 5, 2010
Member since May 2010
Justice, the new superhero, defending defendants.
posted by Drache (OMAHA, NE) Sep 12, 2009
Member since Sep 2009
[b]Story/Characters: 9.4[/b]
Curiouser and curiouser, says the player trying to figure out all of the details. Very entertaining story and characters, and the only reason this wasn't a complete 10 was because a few facts here and there were a little too obvious. Otherwise, intriguing and prone to prevent proper sleep.
[b]Graphics: 10[/b]
Very impressive for a portable system, since the graphics can only do so much in comparison to consoles, not to mentioned fitting it all on such a small game card! The game sometimes switches from 'frame-by-frame' animation to scenes entirely in something akin to CG, both of which flow smoothly. The back round, which the character often examines', is usually pretty entertaining to look at too.
[b]Gameplay: 9.8[/b]
The game does a good job of walking the player through the controls, but I can't help but feel that it's sometimes unnecessarily confusing. Feel free to think I'm being nit picky about trivial details and pretend I gave this section a 10.
[b]Soundtrack: 8[/b]
While I enjoyed the sound and back round music, the span between a song starting and when it had to loop back to the beginning made it kind of dull after the first...oh...ten times? That, and at one point in the game the investigation calls for listening to a certain song...over...and over...and over. It was pretty, sure, but I still wanted to stab myself in the ear by the end of it.
[b]Difficulty: 9[/b]
Hey, don't get me wrong, this game is certainly a good pick for players that enjoy a serious challenge! But at some points, there were such trivial things that, if missed, the player could explore EVERY gosh darn possibility until they happened to stumble upon what trivial thing triggered the next event in the story. But maybe I'm just lazy.
Very Good
Same as Phoenix Wright with some fresh elements
posted by drawers (ROME, NY) Jul 22, 2009
Member since Nov 2008
The last case has a little "What the heck is going on?" moment when the whole game interface changes for some reason and then returns back to normal when you are done.
Overall this was a pretty fun game and I would love to see more in the series. I hope they keep adding stuff like the perception ability and the magatama to keep the game from just clicking to continue.
capcom has done it again
posted by wiifan2009 (GRAND RAPIDS, MI) Apr 24, 2009
Member since Apr 2006
No Objections Here ;)
posted by C8LINC (BELLINGHAM, WA) Mar 9, 2009
Member since Sep 2008
Ace Attorney: Apollo Justice
posted by xXxTimxXx (AUBREY, TX) Nov 13, 2008
Member since Jul 2008
Fun, Intriguing, and it makes me question everything I hear. (Like if there's a contradiction to someone' s statement.)
9/10. Definitely try it out.
It's kind of like a "Choose Your Own Adventure"
posted by Verbalkint (BENSALEM, PA) Nov 11, 2008
Member since Oct 2008
This was my first time playing through one of Capcom's "Ace Attorney" games. As such, I found the initial learning curve to be rather steep. Your essentially thrown into the game expecting to know how to play. No tutorial, no back story, nothing.
There is a lot of reading involved in this game. Because of that and the fact I have an incredibly short attention span, I felt this game was only good in short bursts. Anymore then 30 minutes of playing and I would become bored. Also, the game doesn't think like you do. Just because you notice something in a piece of evidence that contradicts witness testimony doesn't mean that's the particular piece of evidence the game is looking for.
All of the above doesn't necessarily mean this is a bad game. When it works, it works well. Eventually you get the hang of things and the experience can be quite rewarding. The cases themselves are well thought out and, at times, funny.
Overall, this game isn't that bad but I'd recommend playing some of the earlier games in the series first. While others may enjoy this game, I found it to not really be my cup of tea.
Can law be fun? Thanks to this game, yes, it can!
posted by Axlthehntr (SPRINGFIELD, MO) Oct 7, 2008
Member since Aug 2008
You really wouldn't think a game putting players in the wrole of the defence attourney could be fun at all but many will be pleasently surprised by this game. First off the only real turnoff would be if you don't like games with a lot of text to read, other than that there is little that one could find wrong with this game. Even though it is very heavy in text with no Voice over, that is far overshadowed by the excelent writing. As Apollo you will not only defend your clients but even do some detective work to back up your cases and find evidence. What really makes this game great is that not only do all of the cases have many twists and turns that will keep players guessing all the way through, but the writters have a huge sence of humor thrown into the diologue throughout, so while the game has a largely serious tone, there is plenty of comic relief thrown in. Older gamers will also appreciate that this game WILL make you think. The cases are not easy and you will have to look over each piece of evidence for the smallest details to find the truth and prevail. While it sounds tedious when you're actually playing it is very fun and truly a winning formula.
Wheather you dream of being a lawyer in the future, or just want a game that requires thinking or heck, even if your a fan of shows like law and order or csi you will most likely love this game. I'd even recomend this game to fully grown adults! Don't let the anime art style turn you away, it is an excelent simulation of law enforcing action!
Very Good
Phoenix Wright's A Tale of Two Gavins
posted by Axelerate (LAWRENCEVILLE, GA) Sep 24, 2008
Member since Jun 2008
....Oh, that guy! Well, this is most definitely not his game. Phoenix Wright steals the spotlight from the first moment he steps on screen, and looks insanely awesome doing it. Is this a bad thing? Yes and no.
Yes, it's bad, because this is "Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney". Apollo is seriously under-developed to the point of being little more than a double-spiked pawn for Phoenix. However, he has great potential and people willing to look past his weaknesses will find a decent person, some assembly required.
It's not a bad thing because we love Phoenix. The new characters rely on him way too much though. Although I love Phoenix, puppet-master is not a role he's suited for. Give these characters some space!
And the Gavins! Never have there been a better pair of brothers. Klavier (the one on the left on the cover) is our prosecutor and Kristoph (on the right) is Apollo's trusted mentor. Never underestimate the power of a Gavin, as they are quite possibly the most wonderful and wonderfully ANNOYING characters in the game. They are also very cool. The girl on the cover, by the way, is Phoenix's daughter Trucy. Scream now.
This may sound like I'm complaining a lot. And I am. Only six characters return from the previous THREE GAMES. That's including the Judge and Payne! The major characters from the last three we've given our hearts to? Only referenced or simply ignored.
Yet...This still is a good game. The cases are fun, even if they're scientifically impossible, and plot-twists abound...somewhat. But the game itself rises above the sum of its parts and manages to be a worthy addition to the Ace Attorney series.
For those of you who hate Apollo, Klavier, the new attitude Phoenix is sporting, or just want to see characters you actually know, wait with the rest of the fandom for Edgeworth's game.
For those of us willing to give the new guy a chance and want to defend the defenseless yet again, pick up this game.
Apollo Justice Is Demanding Justice!!!!!
posted by stevoman16 (HAGERSTOWN, MD) Sep 17, 2008
Member since Sep 2008
This game has amazing graphics for it being on a handhold system.
This game has amazing music that you would want to hear over and over again.
The gameplay is great with cases to solve and using the touch screen to look over evidence.
The game as a great cast of characters that are funny to see and to meet.
This game has 5 thrilling cases to solve and have you on the edge of you seat through out the whole game.
This game includes a new gameplay mechanic that lets you see closely on the witness and see any clues or facts that their hiding.
I think that this game could have been a little longer cause you could beat it in a day.
This game should make some of the clues a little bit easier cause some of the cases can be really challenging.
I wish that they had some voice acting and sound effect of the text scrolling across the screen can be annoying sometimes.
So there is my quick review of Apollo Justice for the Nintendo DS.
Please rent this game if you are into court cases and love to see drama a lot. Buy this game if you are a die hard Phoenix Wright fan.
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posted by dude123 (ELK RIVER, MN) Sep 2, 2008
Member since Dec 2006
Very Good
A fine addition to the Wright lineage
posted by dasilodavi (WATERTOWN, MA) Aug 15, 2008
Member since Jan 2006
The game opens with a new protagonist, Apollo Justice, a new defense attorney with the same neurotic nervousness Wright started with. Along the way he picks up a plucky female sidekick almost identical to Maya Fey, only she's a magician, not a spirit medium (big difference :p). Without spoiling the story, you also meet a few folks from games past, giving the story a fantastic connection to prior titles.
Apollo soon learns he has the power to "perceive" people's nervous tics, a tool he uses in the courtroom as a neat addition the the game mechanics. A series of investigative tricks make for a much more interesting game.
I won't say anything about the story, but let me assure you, it's engrossing, a worthy sequel to the series.
Bottom line: this game is good, great story, even better than the first three, and totally worth playing if you enjoyed the other 3.
posted by Believer (LAS VEGAS, NV) Jul 20, 2008
Member since Jun 2008
Now, there are some now additions to the Ace Attorney game play. For one, you can check any piece of evidence, by using scroll wheels on the side to examine the 3D image of it. There are some instances where your character can examine evidence forensically. Some are more interactive than others. For fingerprints, you lay the powder out, blow it away, and compare to records. Taking footprints is pretty similar. But, the most pathetic forensic activity is spraying a poison reactant. Just tap the screen. Opposed to Phoenix Wright's Magatama, Apollo Justice has a bracelet, that tells him when someone is lying (There's a scientific explanation in the game). So you can 'perceive' when someone is lying by looking all over them and watching for a nervous habit. I found this was a fun twist into the court areas of the game.
Now, there are a lot of new characters. The only character from any of the other games is Phoenix Wright. That's right, no Detective Gumshoe, no Von Karma, none of that. But the new characters are more than enough to make up for it. And for all you die hard Phoenix Wright fans, there's a part in the game where you investigate as him and even use his Magatama.
Although this game is extremely lacking in action, the amazing storyline is more than enough to keep you interested.
Formula is getting stale
posted by ButtonMash (WATERLOO, IA) Jun 30, 2008
Member since Jun 2005
Then we get Apollo Justice, an antagonist that isn't as likable as Mr. Wright and even more outrageous situations like the rock star prosecutor. Toss in the fact that rehashed mechanics of "forensics" were still there and you get the final straw for me.
While the perception mechanic was new and different, it wasn't enough to save this series from itself. Was a fun series at first, but it never evolved and eventually grew stagnant. Stopped this one by the time I reached the third case.
posted by Jumpman (COTTAGE GROVE, OR) Jun 23, 2008
Member since Jul 2006
An Absolute Delight!
posted by airwalkrr (SAN ANTONIO, TX) Jun 20, 2008
Member since Mar 2008
The player is placed in the shoes of green attorney Apollo Justice, a fresh attorney who just received his license to practice. His first case is defending none other than the legendary ex-attorney Phoenix Wright, who is accused of murder no less! Over the course of four trials, which are punctuated by extended periods of tracking down clues and interviewing witnesses, more is revealed about each of the characters, including your rival and often prosecutor who figures very prominently in the whole plot. Dark secrets are revealed by watching for cues from witnesses who conceal the truth and looking for flaws in logic that contradict evidence. Apollo Justice carries a bracelet that helps him discern the veracity of testimony by helping the player focus in closely on the witnesses' nervous twitches.
I should also mention that the musical score to this game, while a bit repetitive by the end, does a great job of conveying the mood be it in the court room or sleuthing for clues before a trial. There is nothing like an impressive orchestration to set the mood and this game does it beautifully.
This game is for anyone who enjoys mysteries and figuring out logic puzzles. Replayability is virtually nonexistant, but it is nevertheless gripping from start to finish. Like a good book, I couldn't put it down! I certainly look forward to going back and playing its predecessors.
Easier but still fun
posted by Delirium (SOUTH MILWAUKEE, WI) Jun 19, 2008
Member since Jan 2007
I almost passed this game up because it quit using the Phoenix Wright protagonist and started with Apollo Justice: Rookie Lawyer, once again.
Without revealing anything, I have to say the conclusion of the game made it all worth to go through the cases to reach the finish. I would definitely recommend this game to any Phoenix Wright fans. If you haven't played the first games yet, I would do so because you're liable to get lost or you just won't have that exciting feeling when you meet the characters of the past game once again!


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Cecilia Li, born in Taipei and educated in Austria, offers a manifold piano repertoire from classics to contemporary compositions. Her artistic activities include soloistic concerts and chamber music. Furthermore as the musical director she is responsible for the music dramaturgy of Tanz Atelier Wien.
The performing profile of Cecilia Li goes beyond the usual performances in concert halls. The symbiosis of visual and acoustic art forms is of fundamental importance for her artistic work: architecture, fine arts, dance and music are made to interact, thereby creating a new work of art. Therefore for her piano play she is always looking for exemplary locations, contexts and atmospheres. Her numerous solo/chamber music concerts include performances at Taipei Opera Music Recital Hall, at the Grand Concert Hall Mozarteum in Salzburg, at the chamber music festival in Salzburg, at the residence concerts, "Jeunesse Austria", at the Liszt Concert Hall Raiding and Palais Coburg Vienna. In 2005 a very successful performance took place at Strovolos Theatre in Nicosia/Cyprus.
In 1988, Cecilia Li founded Tanz Atelier Wien together with dancer and choreographer Sebastian Prantl. In this research centre for contemporary dance and music she is in charge of music concepts and plays leading parts in productions and projects of various kinds and various places such as Secession, Wiener Konzerthaus, Odeon, Universitätskirche, Academy of Sciences in Vienna and festivals e.g. Wien Modern, styriarte, 3rd Beijing Art Festival (China), Festival Autunno Danza (Sardinia), India Dance Festival (India), at the European Dance Festival Cyprus, at Festspielhaus St. Pölten.
Cecilia Li received various awards and honours such as the achievement award of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science and Research.
In 2004 Cecilia Li founded shiuling records as one of the first women in Austria in the field of classical music who operates her own CD label. Besides her solo-piano work she established herself as a distinguished teacher and music advisor. Concerts, TV and radio recordings have been realized in Europe and Asia.
CD recordings: "Bach Goldberg Variations" published in 1996 at Bayer Records – Amati, as well as "Debussy - 12 Préludes pour piano livre II", "Hommage à Erik Satie", both published in 2004 at shiuling records and "piano phonotope" published in 2011.
Cecilia Li is co-author of the HYPERLINK "http://www.icla.at" International ChoreoLab Austria (ICLA). From 2009 to 2011 it took place as a cooperation project of Tanz Atelier Wien with Danube University Krems, in 2012 of Tanz Atelier Wien with the Symposium of Europaen Sculptors (SEB) in St. Margarethen / Burgenland.


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