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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.



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.


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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