In an exciting announcement for Ace Attorney enthusiasts, Capcom has unveiled its plans to bring the long-awaited Apollo Justice Ace Attorney Trilogy to modern consoles, scheduled for an early 2024 release.
This eagerly anticipated collection will comprise the original Nintendo DS title, Apollo Justice Ace Attorney, and the two subsequent 3DS games, the Dual Destinies and Spirit of Justice.
While each game can be a standalone experience, they collectively form the fourth, fifth, and sixth installments of the Ace Attorney series, continuing the gripping narratives that unfolded in the acclaimed Phoenix Wright trilogy on the DS.
To ensure a visually enhanced experience, the trilogy will boast remastered HD graphics while maintaining the distinctive art styles of the original games. While Apollo Justice Ace Attorney retains its 2D aesthetic [1], Dual Destinies and Spirit of Justice will receive a well-deserved update featuring refreshed 3D character models.
For those unacquainted with the series, the Ace Attorney games revolve around the exploits of Phoenix Wright and Apollo Justice, defense lawyers, in their journey of defending individuals accused of murder.
Following the successful release of the Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy on consoles in 2019 and the subsequent arrival of The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, a prequel series during the industrial revolution, in 2021, fans can now relish the opportunity to experience the complete mainline Ace Attorney games on contemporary platforms.
Like other PS5 game releases for 2024, coming early next year, Apollo Justice Ace Attorney Trilogy will grace the gaming landscape, captivating players on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
This expansive release ensures that gamers of all preferences can partake in the enthralling courtroom drama, regardless of their preferred gaming platform.
The countdown has begun for the return of Apollo Justice Ace Attorney Trilogy, promising a triumphant reunion with beloved characters, mind-bending mysteries, and the pursuit of justice. Keep your objections ready, as 2024 is poised to be a year of thrilling legal battles!
