Gyakuten Kenji [Limited Edition]

The story begins when the visiting president of the nation of Zheng Fa is shot by an assassin; Miles' discovery of the truth behind the assassination gets him involved into a complex web of intrigue, which he will solve over the course of five chapters.

Just like in the previous game, the player often must investigate areas and examine all suspicious places, as well as talk to people.

Evidence found and placed in Edgeworth's organizer can be compared with the examined objects to deduce something about the case.

Newfound facts and ideas are placed in the "Logic" section, where the player can link related ideas to gain a better understanding of the case and progress in the game.

Edgeworth will also listen to people's "Arguments" about how the crime happened, and provide "Rebuttals" by proving them false with evidence.

Making mistakes decreases Edgeworth's "life bar", and if it runs out completely the game is over.

New to this game are the "Mind Chess" sections, where Edgeworth manipulates tight-lipped people into divulging their secrets.

Mind Chess is done in the form of a dialogue tree, where the player must choose the correct thing to say, or sometimes say nothing and wait for the opponent to calm down.

By carefully choosing the right questions, the player can lead their opponent into contradicting themselves and saying more than they wished, until all of their secrets are revealed.

Each Mind Chess sequence is divided into a number of parts, and each part has a time limit.

Choosing the wrong option restarts the part and deduces a large amount of time from the clock.

Running out of time forces the player to restart the part and takes away a part of the life bar.

Gyakuten Kenji [Limited Edition] for Nintendo DS is currently worth €183.25 loose, €101.04 complete in box, and €202.10 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Gyakuten Kenji [Limited Edition] has only a handful of tracked market sales, suggesting relative scarcity compared to more common Nintendo DS titles.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Gyakuten Kenji [Limited Edition], loose is €183.25 and CIB is €101.04 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.