The Great Ace Attorney is launching in Japan in just a few days, so Japanese magazine Famitsu delivered a review of the game in its latest issue. Four editors handed out scores of 9, 9, 9, and 8 for a total of 35 out of 40 points.

We now have a complete transcript of the different verdicts. Head past the break to read up on our translation.

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Yet another couple of videos for The Great Ace Attorney

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Capcom hasn’t slowed down its promotion of The Great Ace Attorney. You’ll find another couple of videos for the game below.

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Another video for The Great Ace Attorney

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Capcom uploaded another video for The Great Ace Attorney today to promote the game’s imminent Japanese launch. Check it out below.

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More ‘The Great Ace Attorney’ footage

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More gameplay from The Great Ace Attorney has just been uploaded by Capcom. Check out some of it below!

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New ‘The Great Ace Attorney’ gameplay trailer

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Capcom has just uploaded a brand new video showcasing some more gameplay from the upcoming Great Ace Attorney. Check it out below!

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A few more details about The Great Ace Attorney, including sequel interest

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The Great Ace Attorney is just about ready for its launch in Japan. But before that happens, Famitsu shares a few more details about the 3DS game in its latest issue, some of which comes from an interview with Shu Takumi and Shintaro Kojima.

Here’s the latest on The Great Ace Attorney:

– Tobias Gregson is a detective at Scotland Yard
– He’s noted for his love of fish and chips
– Tobias also appeared in the Sherlock Holmes novels Iris writes
– This is both a source of pride and vexation to him
– Takumi says Tobias serves as something of the game’s Gumshoe equivalent
– Holmes’ and Iris’ home shown in Famitsu, along with Holmes when he’s not dressed up to go investigating
– Episode 2 doesn’t have a trial section
– Writing the game’s script only wrapped up in April
– After writing Phoenix so long, writing Apollo had been difficult and that influenced how he wrote Ryuunosuke
– If possible, they’d love to do a sequel
– Estimated to be 30 hours

The Great Ace Attorney is due out in Japan on July 9.

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Takumi on The Great Ace Attorney – origins, started with Sherlock Holmes, motion capture, more

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A discussion with Shu Takumi was recently published as part of the “Capcom Legends” interview series. Takumi had much to say about his latest game, The Great Ace Attorney.

Takumi touched on a number of topics in the interview. This includes the project’s origins, how it started with Sherlock Holmes, pressure he faced, motion capture, and more.

We’ve posted a number of excerpts from the interview below. You can check out the complete translation here.

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The Great Ace Attorney – Kazuma Asogi character introduction video

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Capcom’s latest character video introduces us to Kazuma Asogi. You can find it attached below.

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A look at Detective Tobias Gregson in The Great Ace Attorney

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Famitsu has another feature on The Great Ace Attorney just ahead of the game’s Japanese launch. We’re introduced to Detective Tobias Gregson, a member of the Holmes canon.

Information about Tobias should leak out tomorrow. Famitsu also promises interviews with the game’s developers and play impressions from the first two episodes.

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