A couple of days ago and after many years locked up in Japan, it was confirmed that we are finally going to be able to experience the two titles of The Great Ace Attorney en Occidente. As predicted by many rumors, the release of the compilation of the two Nintendo 3DS games in a single title for Nintendo Switch was officially confirmed, which will be released in the West on July 27th.
Well, we get interesting details about it and that is The Great Ace Attorney, is set in England, so it will use a English-style court system.
We leave you their features and some images:
- English court systems have jurors, so The Great Ace Attorney will have them too, with panels of jurors raising their own objections and reaching their own conclusions. However, as this is Ace Attorney, you will have to point your finger and yell to convince them to take your side.
- The summary examination will allow you to persuade the jury by pointing out contradictions and presenting evidence, as always, but this time you will be working against the prosecution and a group of unknown British people.
- The jury system appears similar to the mobster-style court used in Professor Layton v. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney.
- There is also a ‘Dance of Deduction’, which you will do with Herlock Sholmes, to discover new ideas and facts.
- The game will also include other English / British features and landmarks: from the new prosecutor, who looks like a Victorian vampire, to the detailed renderings of what looks like Piccadilly Circus and King’s Cross Station.
Finally, we remind you of its official description:
Prepare to interrogate your opponents and reason your way to justice in The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, which will be released for the first time in America and Europe on July 27, 2021. The collection tells the story of an ancestor of Phoenix Wright, the protagonist of the iconic Ace Attorney courtroom adventure series. In The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, players take the role of a defense attorney to track down evidence, argue in court, and ensure a fair ruling. Featuring recently recorded English voices, The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles includes The Great Ace Attorney: Adventures and The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve, both previously only available in Japan.
Set in the late 19th century during Japan’s Meiji period and London’s Victorian era, The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles tells the story of Ryunosuke Naruhodo as he works to uncover the truth in eyewitness testimonies and clear his clients’ names in court. Players will unravel the mysteries behind 10 exciting cases and 8 mini-adventures filled with a wacky cast of exaggerated characters, including local detective Herlock Sholmes.
Key features:
- Two Games in One – For the first time ever, players in the Americas and Europe will experience 10 exciting episodes of The Great Ace Attorney: Adventures and The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve, previously only available in Japan.
- Introducing an All-New Cast – The collection tells the story of Ryunosuke Naruhodo, an ancestor of Phoenix Wright, along with a colorful new cast of characters that includes the quirky detective, Herlock Sholmes.
- New Game Mechanics: The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles launches two new game experiences to increase the stakes in and out of the courtroom:
- Deduction Dance – When conducting crime scene investigations, players will team up with Herlock Sholmes and deduce errors in the detective’s logic to uncover new facts.
- Summary Exam: During courtroom sequences, players must point out discrepancies between jurors’ arguments in order to present the defendant’s case and ultimately obtain a “not guilty” verdict.
- Art Gallery and Auditorium – Enjoy the beautiful artwork, music and voice recordings of The Great Ace Attorney, presented in full galleries for players to enjoy.
- Bonus Content Included: In addition to the two games, the collection also includes exciting add-on content that was previously released as downloadable content or through special events in Japan.
- Eight additional mini episodes.
- Two “Special Test” videos.
- Thirteen video clips of “The Seven Days of Sin by Ryunosuke Naruhodo.”
- Three alternate costumes.
What do you think?
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