The 3DS remake of the original Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy is coming to the European eShop on 11th December in Europe, Capcom announced earlier today at a New York Comic-Con panel (as reported by NintendoLife).
North Americans will receive the trilogy two days earlier on 9th December.
This remake features the first three Phoenix Wright titles with remastered 3D graphics, elevating it above the iOS ports we saw of the same games last year.
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Capcom's Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy pack for 3DS will arrive in Europe this winter, the publisher has announced.
The compilation launched in Japan back in April, and offers updated versions of the series' first three titles with redrawn graphics and newly 3D-ised visuals.
It looks like the Trilogy will be available here only as a digital release - similar to the fifth game in the series, last year's Dual Destinies.
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Capcom has announced Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy HD for iOS devices.
It includes the first three games in the Ace Attorney series in HD: Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Justice for All, and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trials and Tribulations.
Each game includes all the content from the Nintendo DS versions with u[graded HD graphics and on-screen controls "fine-tuned" for the iOS platforms.
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The official Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney movie will release outside of Japan, its director Takashi Miike has confirmed.
A fifth major title in the law-abiding Ace Attorney series is in development, creator Capcom has announced.
No platforms or release date were mentioned in Capcom's reveal, which came at an event marking the series' 10th anniversary.
The first three Ace Attorney games will get a re-release for iPhone 4 and iPad 2, plus later Android, in a special HD bundle, Capcom also revealed.
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Capcom has confirmed that the three planned Ace Attorney WiiWare ports will be released in Europe next year for 1000 Wii Points apiece.
Following talk earlier this month that Phoenix Wright would be coming to the Wii, Nintendo has made it official.
According to Famitsu (as translated by Kotaku), Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney will be released for WiiWare in Japan on 15th December. It will cost 900 Wii Points (around £6.30 / €9).
Justice for All will follow on 26th January, while Trials and Tribulations will be released on 23rd February. They'll cost 1200 points each (around £9 / €12). The fifth case of Ace Attorney, previously only available in the DS game, will be released on 16th March for 300 Points (£2.10 / €3).
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Popular law-themed series Phoenix Wright could be on the way to the Wii.
Nintendo has made official noises about releasing Wii Music in Europe on 14th November.
This is the game Shigeru Miyamoto was playing on stage at E3, should you ever forget. Our hands-on impressions of Wii Music can fill you in on the rest.
EA has also locked down a release date for the Wii versions of 21st November for Skate It and Need For Speed: Undercover. We've not heard about the other versions of these, but they're unlikely to be too far from that.
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Capcom is preparing a fresh take on courtroom drama by letting you play as a prosecutor in a spin-off to the Phoenix Wright series.
The third instalment in the acclaimed Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney series, Trials and Tribulations, will not be out in time for Christmas.
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It's hard to think back to a time when the all-consuming success of Nintendo's DS was in any doubt. But, as with so many new and different things, videogame consumers at first struggled to put their faith in what appeared to be an unfocused hotchpotch of whimsical design ideas.
Capcom has confirmed that it's working on a fifth game in the Ace Attorney series of DS courtroom dramas.
The announcement slipped out at a presentation to financial analysts in Tokyo yesterday, when company president and CEO Kenzo Tsujimoto made mention of Gyakuten Saiban 5 - Gyakuten Saiban being the Japanese name for the hugely popular franchise.
The first two games in the series have been released in the US and Europe as Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney and its sequel, Justice For All. The third gets its American release in September, under the title Trials and Tribulations. A European release date hasn't been announced yet, but in the meantime, let Tom fill you in on the details.
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The evidence has been pointing to it for a while, but Capcom has officially confirmed that it plans to release Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations on Nintendo DS.
