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Capcom has released a few new Ace Attorney themes for 3DS in Japan. Two are based on Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies, while the other two feature Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy.

Pricing is set at 200 yen each. Watch videos of the different themes below.


Author: Jonathan

When you look at it on paper, pretty much nothing about Monster Hunter seems appealing. Players need to work with a ferociously unforgiving learning curve, an emphasis on an end-game that can take literally dozens of hours to reach and a clunky or sometimes downright unfair combat system. It just doesn’t add up. I’ve tried several times over the years to get into the Monster Hunter titles and Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate is the first time the series really got its hooks in me. For the first time I ‘got’ it, and I began to appreciate the game for the journey it would eventually take me on. It’s a brutal, long, often frustrating adventure, so I wanted to explain why all of the things that are seemingly “wrong” with Monster Hunter make it so great, and why we fans are okay with that label of being just a little bit crazy.

Here are some of the latest Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate DLC screenshots:

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Update: Also live in Europe (thanks Guest).


A new Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate puzzle is now available for 3DS (the second of two). To get the panel, just make sure you have Wi-Fi enabled. Your first piece will then arrive via SpotPass!

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Capcom will soon be launching Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy in Japan under the “Best Price” label. The two re-releases are due out on April 2.

Pricing for the retail versions is set at 2,990 yen while the downloadable versions cost 2,769 yen. Copies of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy come with a soundtrack CD.

Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate’s first wave of downloadable content is due out on March 6, Capcom confirmed during the latest episode of IGN’s Nintendo Voice Chat. The company will be lumping DLC together and launching batches on the first Friday of each month going forward.

There’s plenty to look forward to from the first wave of DLC. Capcom is bringing along Link items, which adds a new armor set, sword and shield, and bow and arrow inspired by Nintendo’s famous character. Capcom is also releasing the first episode quest, Clockwork Contraption and Emperor’s Speech weapons (winners of the fan contest), and an equipment set based on a collaboration with Universal Studios Japan.

It’s important to mention that all of these extras will be free. You won’t need to fork over an extra cent for the DLC.

“Palicoes 4 Ever” is the second Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate 3DS theme Capcom released this week. You can purchase it for $1.99. For a look at the theme, watch the video above.


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