No Objection Here: Apollo Justice Ace Attorney Trilogy Is Out Next Year

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Over the past few years, Capcom has steadily been sending their beloved Ace Attorney series to modern consoles. Today, it announced it is completing the collection with Apollo Justice Ace Attorney Trilogy, out in early 2024.

The collection includes Apollo Justice Ace Attorney, originally released on the DS, as well as the series’ two 3DS games, Dual Destinies and Spirit of Justice. While the games can be played in isolation, they’re collectively understood to be entries four, five, and six in the Ace Attorney series, following the events of the original Phoenix Wright trilogy on the DS. The collection will include remastered HD visuals of each of the games while preserving their original styles. This means Apollo Justice Ace Attorney will still be 2D, but the latter two will feature updated 3D sprites.

The Ace Attorney series follows defense lawyers Phoenix Wright and Apollo Justice as they’re tasked to defend people accused of murder. The Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Trilogy was brought to modern consoles in 2019, and The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles (a prequel series set during the industrial revolution) came to modern consoles in 2021. Today’s newest collection means all of the series’ mainline games will be available to play on modern consoles.

Apollo Justice Ace Attorney Trilogy will be available early next year on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and PC.

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