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New Ghost Trick Media Shows Snooty Mom And Daughter
One of the driving forces behind Ghost Trick: Phantom Detective for the DS is its cast of colorful characters. It’s being created by the same guy that did the original Pheonix Wright: Ace Attorney, so you know there’s going to be a memorable cast. The latest screens and art show off a posh mother and her snotty daughter.
Ghost Trick is all about the ghostly Sissel solving mysteries by possessing objects. These two silver spoon-fed bourgeoisie will likely create some interesting, humorous situations to navigate. The mother is a lush, saying “All I need to get some inspiration from the Muses is this bottle and some cheese.” Her bratty daughter looks ill. She’s got the classic hot water bottle on her head and all, so that will likely play into the plot.
Want a better idea of what Ghost Trick is all about? Check out the trailer and my preview from Captivate. Ghost Trick is due out for DS this Winter.
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