And you thought the Edgeworth game was different...

(I sent this to Michael, my brother, on 1/10/08. I changed the text a little for clarity.)

I was playing a bizarre new "Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney" game. You were Phoenix. There were three different bizarre detectives, each responding to a different communicator. One of your items was some kind of laser sword. The boss was Dahlia, the evil ex-girlfriend from the third game (and not evil as in "oh, she's a bitch, she's evil," I mean she is actually demonic). Instead of fighting her with the sword, however, the end was a rhythm game. For the most part, you had to draw stuff on the wall with the laser sword in time to the music, including faces, letters, and kanji, and you had very little time to draw each one. The middle part, however, was pointing the sword at evil girls and shaking it at them, temporarily turning them into little bunnies, which somehow kept them from being evil, but then they would keep turning back. It was for the Nintendo DS, but it could also project onto the wall, and the stylus acted like a Wiimote.

Obviously, I sucked at it.