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Capcom recently updated the official Japanese Ace Attorney 5 website with new content. In addition to new screenshots, the company revealed a new batch of gameplay details. Look for the latest information about the game below.

– Heroine Kizuki Kokone is the newest addition to the Wright Anything Agency
– Kizuki studied law in the US
– She’s a girl who is full of emotions and hates to lose
– Kizuki can use a witness’ emotions by listening to their “Heart’s Testimony”
– Kizuki’s strong emotions sometimes can be a weakness for her since it causes her to be reckless during heated moments
– Ultimately, Kizuki wants to become a lawyer who can solve cases by listening to the hearts of others
– Use Heart Scope to to listen to the witness’ heart and get the truth out of any contradictory statements and lies
– Kizuki’s has a screen that shows floating in thin air while using Heart Scope and a monitor check on what the wintess’ heart has to say
– You’ll hear noises mixed in with testimonies
– Heart Scope alone can’t get the truth out of witnesses
– Need to reduce the noise level in order to hear the truth
– On the screen you’ll see a mix of testimonies and emotions
– The four faces showing different emotion will be the key of figuring out whether there are contradictions mixed with the testimonie
– It will be up to you to point out any noticeable emotional differences
– Once you’ve successfully cleared the Heart Scope, the noise level will go to 0%, giving you a new fact for the case
– Unclear how Apollo became injured
– Apollo’s jacket hasn’t been seen previously
– New 3D look for investigations
– All characters and cases will be shown in 3D
– Adventure sections also in 3D
– When you’re in a room full of potential clues, you’ll start out by looking left and right around the room
– Check out any suspicious looking spots to see if there’s anything out of the ordinary
– Use the 3D to see new clues better
– Ex: something that looks like a plain table actually has a bomb underneath

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Now that Disney Infinity has an official, final release date, pre-orders have opened. Amazon, Best Buy, and GameStop are all taking reservations for the game.

Pre-order from Amazon here. Best Buy has pre-orders available through here. Lastly, you can pre-order Disney Infinity from GameStop here.

Pricing roundup: Starter pack – $74.99, 3-pack – $29.99, Figures – $12.99, and Power Disc pack – $4.99.


Nintendo has filed a fifth extension for the Eternal Darkness IP.

That begs the question: what does the trademark update mean? Well, it could be nothing at all. Given the state of Silicon Knights at the moment, the studio would unlikely be making a new entry in the franchise. The only other way Nintendo could be revisiting Eternal Darkness is if it handed off the IP for another developer… which would also be unlikely at this point.

And so this could simply be a standard trademark move for Nintendo.

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The full LEGO City: Undercover website is now open for business. Access it here. As usual, you can find gameplay information, screenshots, and a bit of footage. We’ve compiled all GamePad clips in the video above.


This month’s Game Informer review scores are as follows:

Tomb Raider – 9.25
Crysis 3 – 8.5
Aliens: Colonial Marines – 4.0
Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance – 7.75
Runner2 – 9.0
Omerta: City of Gangsters – 6.0
Antichamber – 9.0
LEGO City: Undercover – 8.5
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate – 8.5
Beastie Bay – 7.5
Corpse Party: Book of Shadows – 7.25
Mud – FIM Motocross World Championship – 6.0
Brain Age: Concentration Training

Thanks to Jake for the tip.


edit2: Yup, back to $10! Sorry about that, folks.

edit: It has been reported by a commenter down below that that game is back to its regular $10 price point. Unfortunately I can’t confirm that myself because I already bought the game so instead of a price tag it just says “Purchased”. Can anyone double-confirm?

There’s a sneaky sale happening on the Wii U eShop at this very moment. Little Inferno can be purchased for just $5. At launch, the game was priced at $15, so this is a pretty big bargain. We’re not sure how long the sale will be in effect for, so buy it cheap while you can!

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This month’s GamesTM review scores are as follows:

Tomb Raider – 8
Crysis 3 – 7
God of War: Ascension – 9
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate 7
Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon – 9
Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken – 8
Fist of the North Star: Ken’s Rage 2 – 3
Earth Defense Force 2017 Portable – 8
Strike Suit Zero – 6
Omerta: City of Gangsters – 3
Knights of Pen & Paper – 8
Dokuro – 6
Haunt the House: Terrortown – 7
Final Fantasy: All the Bravest – 2
No Time to Explain – 5

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