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Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney is the latest entry in the series to make the transition to 3DS, with Capcom re-releasing the game. Watch a half hour of footage below.

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney is out now on 3DS as an eShop download. Have a look at the official launch trailer below.

Next week, Capcom is launching Resident Evil Revelations Collection. It’s a package of both Resident Evil Revelations games for Switch that will be sold in stores. Capcom will also be offering the two titles physically in Japan.

In Europe, it’s another story. PAL regions will only have access to the Resident Evil Revelations titles for Switch digitally. Capcom has confirmed that it has no plans for a physical version in Europe.

Explaining the reasoning here, Capcom said:

The Switch eShop has a handful of screenshots of both Resident Evil Revelations and Resident Evil Revelations 2 on Switch. We have the latest images of the two titles below.

Thanks to Jake for the tip.

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Capcom published a new interview today on its blog all about Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney. After previously landing on DS many years ago, it’s now coming to 3DS this month. Series creator Shu Takumi was brought in to discuss the classic game.

In the interview, Takumi reflected on wanting to use the DS’ features (as well as its new power), how one aspect was inspired by Resident Evil, and coming up with the new characters like Apollo himself. You can read the full discussion below.

Capcom released a new trailer to highlight the features in the upcoming versions of Resident Evil Revelations 1 and 2 for Switch. View the video below.

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During its latest financial results briefing, Capcom was specifically asked about Switch support during the Q&A session. The company had spoken positively about Nintendo’s console, and noted how the system was important for multiplatform development.

While we previously only had tidbits and small paraphrases based on what was said last week, Capcom has posted the full Q&A section online in English. You can read the full excerpt below.

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Last week, Capcom confirmed that Ace Attorney is heading to Switch in some fashion. Kotaku UK shares more on the company’s apparent plans.

If the site is to be believed, two compilations will be launched in the first half of the 2018 / 2019 financial year, which falls between April and October 2018. The initial release will be a bundle of the first three Ace Attorney entries. The other, naturally, is a bundle of games four through six.

Kotaku UK adds that Capcom is also working on a brand new, mainline Ace Attorney title for Switch. It’s supposedly scheduled for a late 2018 simultaneous global release. The site goes on to say that it will have “five cases at launch, and features Phoenix Wright returning as the playable protagonist of the story.”

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With Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney making the jump to 3DS later this month, Capcom is providing new insight into the game. A blog post was added to Capcom-Unity today covering the original localization.

Here’s one excerpt covering how Apollo’s first and last name were determined:

Capcom’s status has a bit unclear when it comes to supporting Switch. However, Capcom COO Haruhiro Tsujimoto has made it clear that the company is planning games for the consoles.

Tsujimoto told Jiji that Capcom will have Switch games intended for release with the next fiscal year. That means we can expect to see titles after April. According to Tsujimoto, Ace Attorney is one big IP that we can expect to see on Nintendo’s console.

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