At $1,365, A Truly Expensive 3DS Game Bundle
The Ace Attorney 1 - 6 Premium Edition pack has to be one of the most expensive Nintendo 3DS game bundles ever released, if not the most expensive.
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney is coming to the 3DS eShop this November for $19.99. Originally released for the original DS in 2008, the 3DS game features updated 3D graphics, and includes both the Japanese and English versions, with odd regional variations intact. Neat!
Following our report on Capcom taking down fan translated videos of Dai Gyakuten Saiban, the videos are back up on YouTube. If you don’t mind me, I’m gonna go see what’s up with Asougi.
Fans Spend 8 Months Subtitling Ace Attorney Game, Capcom Slaps Them Down [UPDATE]
After spending months translating a Japanese Ace Attorney game on YouTube, two fans had their subtitled videos taken down by Capcom.
Resident Evil And Ace Attorney Themed Booze From Japan
Like sake? Wine? How about Capcom games? Then, Kyoto-based drinks maker Shiraito Shuzo has some beverages for you.
Phoenix Wright: Spirit of Justice: The Kotaku Review
In a world plagued by legal manipulation, political corruption, and a general lack of fairness for the underprivileged, there’s something comforting about a video game where justice is always served. Sure, everyone lies under oath and one out of every four witnesses is a murderer, but at least the innocents always go…
The next Phoenix Wright game is coming reaaalllll soon, you guys. Spirit of Justice will be out on September 8. There’s a demo hitting on August 25.
The First-Ever Phoenix Wright Case Happens Today
When dreaming up Phoenix Wright back in the early 2000s, series creator Shu Takumi picked a date that seemed wayyyyy far in the future. Now we’re here.
The Next Phoenix Wright Lands In September
Clearly unafraid of Final Fantasy XV, and stealing all of my free time, Capcom is releasing the next Phoenix Wright in the United States this September. New trailer above.
Ace Attorney’s First Episode is a Cheap-Looking But Loyal Adaptation
With five main games and four meaty spin-offs, the only thing surprising about Ace Attorney getting an anime is that it took this long to happen. Too bad it’s not exactly the prettiest one out there.
First Look at the Ace Attorney Anime
Phoenix Wright and co. are making the leap to an animated TV series. Here’s the debut trailer.
They’re making an Ace Attorney anime! The anime will begin broadcasting in Japan starting in April 2016.
In Ace Attorney 6, Even the Dead Are Unreliable Witnesses
Today saw the playable premier of the newest game in the Ace Attorney series at the Tokyo Game Show —and it seems the dead just can’t seem to leave Phoenix and his trials alone.
Ace Attorney 6 Sounds Rather Unusual
Announced by Capcom, the newest numbered chapter to the Ace Attorney series takes our favorite lawyer, Phoenix Wright, to a land where there are no defense attorneys and the courtrooms have magic mirrors.
Ace Attorney 6, announced this morning for Japan, is coming to the west too. HELL FUCKING YES.
Ace Attorney 6 Was Just Announced
Well, Capcom is making a new Ace Attorney game. To be more precise, it’s making the sixth Ace Attorney in the main series.
I Just Finished The New Ace Attorney. It Was Fantastic.
Ever wanted to know what Ace Attorney would be like if it took place in 1901? Well, if you speak Japanese you can—and it’s awesome.
In Ace Attorney, Sherlock Holmes is a Crappy Detective
The new Ace Attorney, Dai Gyakuten Saiban, is full of the over-the-top courtroom drama you know and love. But outside of the courtroom, you have to prepare for the trials—mainly by proving how terrible a detective Sherlock Holmes is.
Solving the Mystery of When the New Ace Attorney Takes Place
Dai Gyakuten Saiban, the latest game in the Ace Attorney series is set not in the near future but over 100 years in the past. The game never gives an exact year for its setting—but that doesn’t mean you can’t figure it out using a bit of real-world information.
