Ace Attorney Trilogy HD Is Getting Delisted and Replaced With New Version
Ace Attorney, the legal drama adventure games, were originally released as Nintendo DS titles, the first three of which came out in 2001, 2002, and 2004 respectively. These three games revolved around main character Phoenix Wright and were critically acclaimed. As an extremely successful property for Capcom, the series would see multiple sequels and spinoffs. The first three games would also see multiple re-releases on different platforms, even being bundled together for a trilogy.
The Ace Attorney Trilogy HD was a bundle of the first three games released in 2012 on mobile platforms, iOS and Android. But the quality of this re-release now pales in comparison to the true HD remake of The Ace Attorney Trilogy made for Nintendo 3DS in 2014 and then released on current gen consoles in 2019.
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Capcom is clearly aware of this quality difference, which is why the original mobile version ofThe Ace Attorney Trilogy HD is being delisted on June 9 this year to be replaced with a new version. Most likely this new version will be an adaptation of the current gen release of the games, as the incredibly popular Nintendo Switch port of the Phoenix Wright games already came with full touchscreen support along with the other HD improvements to the game.
Capcom has said that the game will still be playable for people that have already downloaded it, but it will be removed from the app store and will receive no future updates. Also, any save data from this original mobile version of the game will not carry over into the new version. The mobile version of the game is currently free, although the android version of the trilogy was not released outside Japan.The Ace Attorney Trilogy on all other
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