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Jingle - There's No Stopping Here plays at certain intervals throughout the first Ace Attorney game. Each episode is split into discrete sections, all of which end with a prompt to save that is accompanied by this song.
Masakazu Sugimori composed it for Gyakuten Saiban (GBA), the original version of the game. As with the rest of its soundtrack, it was first released to the public on October 12th, 2001.
Title
The English name comes from Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Original Soundtrack. The original Japanese name, "ジングル ～こんなところで終われない," is used across several different soundtrack releases and was previously commonly translated as "Jingle - It Can't End Here."
Composition
As the name implies, the jingle is very short (about 2 seconds long in total). It is upbeat and keeps an even tempo for its brief duration.
Games
Gyakuten Saiban (GBA)
The original version of the song was arranged by Sugimori for the Game Boy Advance's sound hardware.
This version of the song would become the basis for the version used in Gyakuten Saiban (W32) -- the only difference is that the right channel is missing, with the left channel's audio being played in mono.
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (NDS)
Naoto Tanaka (credited as Akemi Kimura)'s arrangement for the DS is very similar to the original, though the short string note at the end is more enunciated than in the original.
This version of the song was used verbatim for the now-delisted Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (IOS).
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney (WII)
The WiiWare port of the game uses a higher-quality version of Tanaka's arrangement.
This version was reused in the Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy (SWI), as well as all other versions of the compilation.
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