Logic Chess is a gameplay feature in Gyakuten Kenji 2 that is used by Miles Edgeworth to draw information out of uncooperative witnesses. In contrast to Phoenix Wright's magatama, which serves a roughly similar purpose, Logic Chess has Edgeworth rely purely on reading the opponent's behavior and reacting accordingly, rather than collecting evidence to figure out a secret. The name "Logic Chess" does not literally refer to the use of logic or chess, but instead describes the mental struggle between Edgeworth and his opponent, with Edgeworth using various strategies to move the conversation in his favor. Additionally, the name "Logic Chess" is never explicitly referred to within the in-game dialogue, and only appears at the beginning and end of each match. Consequently, it is purely an out-o
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| - Logic Chess is a gameplay feature in Gyakuten Kenji 2 that is used by Miles Edgeworth to draw information out of uncooperative witnesses. In contrast to Phoenix Wright's magatama, which serves a roughly similar purpose, Logic Chess has Edgeworth rely purely on reading the opponent's behavior and reacting accordingly, rather than collecting evidence to figure out a secret. The name "Logic Chess" does not literally refer to the use of logic or chess, but instead describes the mental struggle between Edgeworth and his opponent, with Edgeworth using various strategies to move the conversation in his favor. Additionally, the name "Logic Chess" is never explicitly referred to within the in-game dialogue, and only appears at the beginning and end of each match. Consequently, it is purely an out-o
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| - Logic Chess is a gameplay feature in Gyakuten Kenji 2 that is used by Miles Edgeworth to draw information out of uncooperative witnesses. In contrast to Phoenix Wright's magatama, which serves a roughly similar purpose, Logic Chess has Edgeworth rely purely on reading the opponent's behavior and reacting accordingly, rather than collecting evidence to figure out a secret. The name "Logic Chess" does not literally refer to the use of logic or chess, but instead describes the mental struggle between Edgeworth and his opponent, with Edgeworth using various strategies to move the conversation in his favor. Additionally, the name "Logic Chess" is never explicitly referred to within the in-game dialogue, and only appears at the beginning and end of each match. Consequently, it is purely an out-of-universe gameplay term.
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