Phoenix Wright Vs Ben Matlock

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August 5th, 2009 at 6:22 am -

Without a doubt, one of the strangest duels to appear on this site. Personally, I could never stand “Matlock” when it aired originally. Not really a fan of lawyer dramas (except for the best one ever, Boston Legal). And the idea of a video game character as an attorney is entertaining.

I think I’ll give the victory to Phoenix since his pixelized existence will allow for him to live forever and acquire more knowledge to win cases.

What do you think?

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10 Comments

Megaraptor18
August 5, 2009
#1

Lawyer vs Lawyer

who ever wins we lose.
Blood Dancer
August 5, 2009
#2

i wasn’t even born when matlock first aired and was 6 year when it ended, so i can’t formulate a thourough opinion, same with the other guy never seen or heard of him.
however, i share megaraptor18′s opinion, it’s a lose-lose situation for the rest of us.
PaPPa JUDAS
August 5, 2009
#3

Thanks for making me feel old Blood Dancer. Hey Admin why not throw in Perry Mason while were at it?

And Denny Crane – hmm…maybe next match? – Admin
Megaraptor18
August 5, 2009
#4

If anything can survive nuclear war will be cockroaches and Lawyers.
CJ4short
August 5, 2009
#5

Might I ask who thought this horrible fight up? haha.
Blood Dancer
August 6, 2009
#6

“If anything can survive nuclear war will be cockroaches and Lawyers”

lawyers will best the roaches, they might actually survive the armageddon.

@PaPPa JUDAS

didn’t mean to.
AkumaTh
August 6, 2009
#7

There’s only one way to settle this, in Court!

Since Matlock’s Cases usually defend under Jury rules while all of Phoenix’s case are “Guilty until you can prove he’s not”, I’m going to go with Phoenix. He always manages to make miracles when there is nothing left (outside two loses).
John-117
August 8, 2009
#8

“Lawyer vs Lawyer

who ever wins we lose.”

Objection!

Aw crap why did I have to go to that law school.
Emilio
August 8, 2009
#9

for some reason i love old Matlock re-runs and he would out lawyer Phoenix
ninja_wid_nunchux
August 20, 2009
#10

I don’t really know about the law, but I think it all depends on the case…