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#1 The_Dark_Jester
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Hi all, I have a quick question, which game is longer and more enjoyable; the first Phoenix Wright, or Hotel Dusk? The reason I'm asking is my girlfriend loves adventure games and the such and I plan on picking her one of these up for Valentine's day, so any help is greatly appreciated!
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#2 Keero89
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You could ask in the games' own forums. Or wait for people to answer with better help than I'm giving. o_o
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Phoenix Wright is the bee's knees. I spent at least 15 hours on it, I think, and it never gets frustrating. I've only just started playing Hotel Dusk so I can't comment much on that but I've heard it's about 20 hours long and with a few multiple endings. So I guess you'll be getting more value from Hotel Dusk, but I dunno, Phoenix Wright is just too cool...
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#4 The_Dark_Jester
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Phoenix Wright is the bee's knees. I spent at least 15 hours on it, I think, and it never gets frustrating. I've only just started playing Hotel Dusk so I can't comment much on that but I've heard it's about 20 hours long and with a few multiple endings. So I guess you'll be getting more value from Hotel Dusk, but I dunno, Phoenix Wright is just too cool...
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Thanks for the Help I gotta a feeling I should go with Phoenix Wright, seeing as it is harder to find and a lot of people seemed to have liked it. and to the poster before you, I would have posted in their own forums but I wanted an unbiased opinion, and I wanted people who have played both. So I figured this would be the best place to ask.
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Hotel dusk can take 20 hours on the first play through, and then another playthrough if you didn't get the best ending gets you about 8 more hours ;) Both are great games, but I prefer Dusk to Wright by a long shot.
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#6 The_Dark_Jester
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hmmmmm... You all are giving me a very hard decision here. If it helps at all my girlfriend loves "escape the room games" found online. Oh, she also loved Trace Memory. *starts to ponder* Thanks for your help, more opinions are still welcome!
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#7 Platyphyllum
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If you like "escape the room games" then I think you will like Hotel Dusk more. I mean, I don't think it has anything to do with escaping rooms but I think it has more to do with rooms than Phoenix Wright does.

Well, if you're looking for which is longer than Hotel Dusk is your best bet! But, I haven't really played it yet but I heard it's longer. I however, have played Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney and enjoyed it quite a bit! I can't really make a decision on which one is better though as I don't even have both yet, but if you decide to go with Phoenix Wright, you won't regret your decision! 
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#8 The_Dark_Jester
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Well seeing as all the good things about Phoenix Wright and on account how hard it is to find I think I'll get her that one now for Valentine's day. Thank you for your help!