It's been half a year since the announcement. The Apollo Justice Trilogy has finally been released to new consoles!
Available on all modern consoles (Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One, Steam, etc.) for $49.99. Three games worth of value, spanning across two different generations of Ace Attorney graphics and consoles.
Some might argue that Ace Attorney games 4-6 were not supposed to be an "Apollo Justice" featured series, but this was likely always the developer's intent. When Dual Destinies was released in 2013, Ace Attorney experienced its largest stylistic transition, and while some fans often dislike the game, it may have been a neccesary step in order to move onto what the series has turned into as well as what later games can become.
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The remaster also includes several Special Features as well as other improvements. The DLC Costumes and DLC Cases that were originally extra purchases on the 3DS (as well as region-locked in some cases, such as Phoenix Wright's Furio Tigre outfit only being available in Japan...) are now all given to you by default and that you can activate freely throughout the game.
There is also the Orchestra Hall, which gives you a jukebox of the entire soundtrack, both for the original game soundtrack, and for numerous Orchestral remixes! This totals to almost 200 songs, freely accesable!
There's also the Art Library, jampacked with both concept artwork and complete artwork for anything done for the trilogy.
And perhaps most exciting of all, the Animation Studio! This is almost like Capcom's tribute to all the custom Casemakers that have been made by fans of this franchise over the years. It may not be quite as expansive as being able to create entire cases, but you can take any animation and background you like and create scenes in official Ace Attorney format!
The only physical version available is on Nintendo Switch, which you can order here!
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