The Three Apps of the Week: Phoenix Wright, Journal and Looney Tunes – Volkskrant

By Thomas van der Kolk – 08/17/14, 07:00

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appdate Volkskrant.nl sets every Sunday the best, most useful and informative apps for you here. This week: to work as a lawyer, keep a diary and play games in the arcade.

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Objection
Gamers with a Nintendo 3DS may already be familiar with the lawyers game Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies. Capcom released the game last year because all for Nintendo’s handheld off. Now iPad owners can get to work. The description ‘attorneys game’ do might initially think of dull arguments and mountains of paperwork, but nothing is less true. It’s actually more of a detective. Your goal as a lawyer is the collection and presentation of evidence for the innocence of your client. But that is really only serves for an exciting point-and-click adventure that you experience in typical Japanese anime style.

The app is free to download, but you can only play the first chapter. Later chapters will cost 4.49 euros each. That sounds like a lot of money, but remember that the best chapters have much to much: you’re soon occupied for a few hours. You can also buy chapters in a bundle for € 13.99. Have not you had enough? The App Store, you can buy the HD bundle of the original three Phoenix Wright games, which appeared last year.

The verdict: Phoenix Wright is a very entertaining game for those who love puzzles like and do not mind to read a lot of dialogue and nice to give hours of fun

Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies
App Store (free, 4.99 euros per new episode)

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Diary
For Android users, this week a beautiful and uncluttered new diary app. Journal by Journey lets you easily keep a diary. It does not matter if you occasionally want to stick a patch of a thought or just want to track. Precisely your activity The app focuses on text and lets you easily make new contributions typing through keywords, tags, keyboard shortcuts, and a word counter. Each report can add one photo.

The app is integrated with Google Maps and Google Drive. The first ensures that you can easily define where your report is written, the second that you can easily share as text, HTML and zip file. Your journal reports Digital diaries have been touched by social media like Facebook and Twitter in vogue. It’s nice to know that it can still the old fashioned way, and Journal is an excellent option.

Journal by Journey
Google Play (Free)

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Long name
Finally, a game for children. Warner Bros. has recently Scooby Doo & amp; Looney Tunes Cartoon Universe: Arcade for iOS launched. perhaps a rather long name for children to remember. Fortunately, the game itself is a lot simpler. You choose a character from the universe of Loony Tunes – you can ‘m dressed in different styles – and thereby hangs around in an arcade where you can play different mini games.

The game-time cost of 2.69 euros but contains no further purchases in-game, further contributing to the child friendly nature. Also nice is that you can create your scores so you’re not lost when someone else is playing the game multiple profiles. An excellent sop

Scooby Doo & amp.; Looney Tunes Cartoon Universe: Arcade
App Store (2.69 euro)