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* [[Development Gag]]: Edgeworth reconnects with Penny Nichols, a minor witness from the first ''Ace Attorney'' game, in "The Grand Turnabout". Edgeworth notes internally that while he spoke with her numerous times, he had completely forgotten who she was until she introduced herself again. This is a reference to the fact that even the ''development team'' found Penny so utterly forgettable that simply remembering her name was considered a mark of accomplishment.
* [[Fan Nickname]]:
* [[Fan Nickname]]: ''Ace Attorney Investigations'', before that title was bestowed, was called ''[[Alliteration|Perfect Prosecutor]]'' by the fandom (though early announcements in Nintendo Power magazine also used that name).▼
** The [[Fan Translation]] of ''Gyakuten Kenji 2'' localizes the characters' names as follows
** Gumshoe had been 'Gummy' to the fandom for years beforehand, but Kay makes the nickname canon.▼
▲** The [[Fan Translation]] of ''Gyakuten Kenji 2'' localizes the characters' names as follows (Note that the translation, and therefore this list, is incomplete):
*** Teikun Ou = Di-Jun Huang
*** Gai Tojiro = Ethan Rooke
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*** Shimon Aizawa = Johann "John" Marsh
*** Ryuji Kamei = Jack Cameron
*** Ami Aizawa = Amy Marsh
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▲** Gumshoe had been 'Gummy' to the fandom for years beforehand, but Kay makes the nickname canon.
** Detective Badd is usually referred to as "Detective Baddass", simply because of how much of a [[Badass]] he is.
* [[No Export for You]]: [http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/13406869 The 2nd game (see 29:45)]. Immediately after Investigations 2 was released in Japan, the team of developers were disbanded and moved towards different departments to work on new games, so they were never given a chance to localize it. That doesn't mean that it'll be impossible to ever see it localized, but they can't make any promises.
* [[Serendipity Writes the Plot]]: Edgeworth's flashback to the DL-6 incident in the 4th case is masked heavily and bordered by a "cloudy" filter (in addition to the series standard of merely putting flashbacks in black and white) to hide the fact that it is reused from the original GBA game (and thus has a 240 × 160 resolution with a 15 bit color depth on a 256 x 192 screen with 18 bit color depth) while Investigations is otherwise free of such sprite reuse (contrast Apollo Justice, where such reuse is very blatant when it occurs).
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