The second hidden achievement involving the spiky-haired lawyer can be found in the second game of Ace Attorney Investigations Collection, which contains a familiar face.
We’ve already covered the first one in this guide, but this next one is hidden in plain sight and may be missed if you’re not careful.
How to Unlock the ‘Wright Over There!’ Achievement
Unlike the first game, Miles Edgeworth Investigations, this achievement can only be accessed during the last episode of the second game. Titled ‘Turnabout for the Ages,’ it sees the return of fan-favorite characters from the series and a lingering conspiracy that threatens the fate of the Justice system.
Spotting Phoenix Wright requires more than just moving from one location to another. At the start of Episode 5, you get into a murder mystery inside a movie studio lot outside Bigg Building.
‘Wright Over There!’ can be unlocked by interacting with the broken side gate to your right. Examine the side gate twice to see Phoenix Wright over the wall alongside her assistant, Maya Fey. They are on a quick stroll to see the latest attractions in Japanifornia.
Like last time, Miles and Kay will ignore the sight of Phoenix Wright and Maya and continue their investigation. The camera simply pans above to show the two iconic characters of the series out of Miles and Kay’s vision.
The Ace Attorney Investigations Collection contains 29 accolades to get a 100% run. These in-game accolades are Trophies or Achievements tied to the save file.
Ace Attorney Investigations came out last month with an 85 Metascore on Metacritic. It is a duology spanning two games from Miles Edgeworth's Prosecutor days. It takes place between the Phoenix Wright and Apollo Justice Trilogy events.
The Collection contains ten lengthy murder-mystery episodes across two titles.
Critics praised the game's release to Western audiences after seemingly being shelved by CAPCOM in 2017.
The second game, Ace Attorney Investigations 2: Prosecutor's Gambit, was never localized to the West. This prompted hardcore fans to translate the game themselves with the popular 'fan-localization.'
This release came with canon name changes that are completely different from the fan translation product. Eustace Winner, the fan-favorite prosecutor, was once named Sebastian DeBeste in the fan translation. Most of the new names are still pretty on the nose, including a journalist named Tabby Lloyd.
This release marks the final mainline Ace Attorney title to receive Western localization. Fans are hopeful that Ace Attorney 7 will come soon.
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