Ace Attorney Trilogy CAPCOM ■■ Caution ■■ Please check the "Regarding Purchases" and "Supported Devices" notices below before purchasing or using th… TouchArcade Rating: $24.99 Buy Now Watch Media Details■■ Caution ■■ Please check the "Regarding Purchases" and "Supported Devices" notices below before purchasing or using the app. --- Game Introduction --- Become a lawyer and take the stand to prove your client’s innocence in a court of law! Enjoy rookie attorney Phoenix Wright's first three games in the popular series, all in one package! All 14 thrilling episodes of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Justice for All, and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Trials and Tribulations are included!F6 With high-resolution graphics, courtroom battles never looked this beautiful! On top of Japanese and English, you can experience the world of Ace Attorney in French, German, Chinese (simplified and traditional), and Korean as well! Just swap to your preferred language in the Options menu! The number of save slots has increased to ten! There are now ten save slots per language available across all three games! 【Game Overview】 There's been a murder! Uncover the truth to save your innocent client! - Investigation Gather information and evidence related to the case! - Courtroom Outwit cunning prosecutors and call out witnesses to discover what really happened by finding inconsistencies in their statements! Solve the intriguing mysteries behind each case and witness the final truth for yourself! Note: During normal conversation, you can fast-forward the dialogue by holding the text skip button. Note: This collection is the same as the one previously released on home gaming platforms. 【Regarding Purchases】 Regardless of the reason, we cannot offer refunds (or an exchange for another product or service) once the app is purchased. 【Supported Devices】 Please check the following URL for a list of operating environments (devices/OSs) supported by this app. https://www.capcom-games.com/product/en-us/aceattorney-trilogy-app/?t=openv Note: Although you can purchase this app using devices and OSs not listed as supported, the app may not function properly. Please be aware that we can neither guarantee the app's performance nor offer refunds if you use a device or OS not supported by the app. 【Enjoy More Capcom Titles!】 Search for "Capcom" in the App Store, or the name of one of our apps, for more fun games to play! Information Seller:CAPCOM Genre:Adventure, Simulation Release:Jun 09, 2022 Updated:Jul 04, 2022 Version:1.00.01 Size:1.0 GB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ace-attorney-trilogy/id1621065119 Anotherkellydown likes this. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #2 squarezero, Jun 10, 2022 Just played through the tutorial case. This is a much nicer version of the original games packaged into one app. Unless you appreciate the charm of the low res versions with black edges on iPhone, this is a great update. ShinHadoukin Well-Known Member Feb 20, 2015 972 143 43 #3 ShinHadoukin, Jun 10, 2022 Is this portrait? squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #4 squarezero, Jun 10, 2022 Nope — landscape only. Brightsiderus Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2017 2,236 540 113 #5 Brightsiderus, Jun 11, 2022 Yeah, maybe it’s great, but I think that it’s a very greedy move, selling new version instead of upgrading previously released game. I know that selling remasters is a trend now, but still I think that I have been tricked flyinjack and metalcasket like this. metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,342 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #6 metalcasket, Jun 11, 2022 Yep, this is a port of a port that was made from the last mobile port. I mean, I normally wouldn’t have a problem spending the money (especially now that it’s on launch sale) but Capcom’s track record maintaining apps is very much the same as Squeenix. I’d rather pick this up on a different platform and at least know it’s not going to break and die in a couple of months. flyinjack and adamphetamine like this. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #7 squarezero, Jun 11, 2022 I mean, it is an actual remaster, and the price is for three games. I get it that, as an industry trend, it’s questionable. But I don’t see how anyone can expect this version to be offered as a free update to what was a port of a GBA game. Keep in mind — this version still sells for $35 on the Switch. Brightsiderus Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2017 2,236 540 113 #8 Brightsiderus, Jun 11, 2022 This price is a launch sale? OMG! squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #9 squarezero, Jun 11, 2022 This is a port of the 2019 Switch remaster, which is at 8.1 on Metacritic. It’s the best version of the original games — period. And I mean, if they’re keeping Ghost Trick alive, Capcom isn’t treating the platform that badly. metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,342 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #10 metalcasket, Jun 11, 2022 Lol, yep. It’s going to $25 on the 15th. metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,342 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #11 metalcasket, Jun 11, 2022 The Switch remaster used the HD assets of the previous mobile port. And I do agree about Ghost Trick, but remember it too has a tumultuous history. Brightsiderus Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2017 2,236 540 113 #12 Brightsiderus, Jun 11, 2022 At least on switch it won’t disappear into nothingness and will work till Eshop is dead. also, people who previously bought Ace attorney trilogy, spent 17$ on it. And now it cost 20$ so it’s basically same money as switch version. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #13 squarezero, Jun 11, 2022 The Switch version was released at $60. And the previous iOS version is still downloadable from your purchase list (and you can still unlock the other two games). But I get it — buying a premium game in iOS is a bit of a gamble. But I’m much more likely to replay these games on my iPhone than on my Switch Lite. And that makes it money well spent for me. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #14 squarezero, Jun 11, 2022 Right, but the mobile port had better assets than the original GBA game, so I’m not sure what why it matters where they came from. The game looks and sounds great — a big improvement over the previous version. And yeah — Ghost Trick took an extended “break,” which sucked. I saw the revival as Capcom turning a corner on iOS, but maybe I’m naive. I’m still waiting for my Monster Hunter Stories 2 port. metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,342 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #15 metalcasket, Jun 11, 2022 I'm not trying to argue where the assets came from. Just trying to add to @Brightsiderus' argument that this, maybe, should have been an update for iOS users, since the core of the game (and I say that loosely, mind you) came from the old iOS port. Remember, while not the same game as this one, the PW: AA Trilogy did previously exist on mobile, while this version introduced the series to new platforms it never previously existed on. The problem is, the old version was free, so Capcom could potentially be losing out on countless sales by rewarding those who didn't pay for the game...while at the same time punishing those who did. The point is, those who DID pay for the game are at a loss, no matter how you look at it. L.Lawliet likes this. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #16 squarezero, Jun 11, 2022 Granted: remasters are a ultimately a scheme from publishers to get fans to pay for a game twice (or in some case, more than twice). Or, if one is being less cynical, a way to bring classic games to new generations of gamers that has the added benefit of getting fans to pay twice for the same game. That said, the original iOS HD trilogy came out in 2013 — nine years ago. Almost two years later, the same trilogy was released on the 3DS as a full price game ($40). My guess is that most big fans of the series bought it on that platform, then went on to upgrade to the Switch three years later. When the Switch version of the trilogy came out in 2019, those same big fans likely bought it again for the full price ($60). And even though the Switch remaster was based on the same assets as the 3DS version, those fans had no expectations that they would get it on their Switches as a “free update.” This kind of double dipping is par for the course in the console world. I never bought the 3DS version of the trilogy, mainly because I already owned a cheaper version on iOS. I was tempted to get the remaster on Switch a couple of years ago because the reviews were good and I really liked how it looked on the wider screen. But again, I held off because my less-attractive iOS version was still there if I wanted to replay them (and had been updated for wider screens, sort of). Now, nine years after I bought the HD trilogy, the remaster is here. Would I appreciate it coming as a free update of the original one? Absolutely. Do I expect that kind magnanimous gesture from any game publisher? Of course not. The fact that both are on iOS is a red herring — the iPhone was a different beast 9 years ago. I should add that I could have paid $100 for the same games on the Nintendo ecosystem — on iOS, it was $38. We live in a world where Sony is planning to release a remaster of The Last of Us for the ten year anniversary as a full price ($70) game and the only thing fans are complaining about is whether the new graphics are gritty enough. On consoles, the kind of free lifetime support we seem to expect on iOS happens only on games that thoroughly botched their original release (No Man’s Sky). Heck, I just had to buy a new lawnmower because the battery on my six year old model has been discontinued. It kinda sucks, but it is the way commerce works today. The one thing I blame Capcom for is delisting the original HD trilogy from the AppStore (even from previously purchased, as I just discovered this morning). That’s unnecessary and just not cool — people should be able to keep playing it, even if Capcom has decided not to support it in the future (though I wonder if Apple had threatened to remove it if they didn’t update it regularly). Anyway, sorry for the long post. I do see your point, but I think we’re judging the iOS experience using unreasonable standards, based on the state of the gaming market. Boardumb likes this. Brightsiderus Well-Known Member Feb 1, 2017 2,236 540 113 #17 Brightsiderus, Jun 11, 2022 Actually it’s still in the purchases list. Just checked it Attached Files: 852F20D3-C333-494B-9616-D5E4941BA724.png File size: 500 KB Views: 1 metalcasket Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Patreon Gold Patreon Bronze May 24, 2010 11,065 1,342 113 Deepest Circle, Hel #18 metalcasket, Jun 11, 2022 I genuinely appreciate the effort that went into this post and wish I could respond it to more thoroughly, but allow me to be the devil's advocate for an instance: The Last of Us Part I is being released on PS5 and PC. Backwards compatibility loophole aside, these are 2 platforms the game hasn't been available on. I absolutely 2 million percent agree with you that it's unrealistic to expect a ~10 year old port to be maintained and updated for free, and that it's more realistic to consider iOS evolves (like a console does) with every yearly iOS refresh (or device release), but I promise you had the previous Ace Attorney Trilogy been on any platform other than mobile, and then replaced with what is essentially the same game, it would be review bombed to hell and back. squarezero Moderator Staff Member Patreon Silver Dec 10, 2008 13,716 1,240 113 Male Chief Strategy Officer Salem, Massachusetts, USA #19 squarezero, Jun 11, 2022 You are right. It says “AppStore not available” when you click on it, but you can download it. Thanks for checking. anthony78 Well-Known Member Nov 13, 2015 3,128 704 113 #20 anthony78, Jun 11, 2022 I just wanted to wholeheartedly disagree with this part of your post. Go read comments on the TLOU remake over on a site like Push Square, where it’s almost all PlayStation fanboys, and there were a lot of people pissed that Sony is trying to charge $70 for it. It really touched a nerve for a lot of people and it certainly wasn’t just about the graphics. Anyway, that’s off topic. But I think what Capcom is doing here is pretty slimy. I almost bought the “old” version full IAP literally just a month or two ago. Passed because I was still debating on which platform I wanted it on. But you have to realize that even if the old version was 9 years old or whatever, there are likely many people who just bought it with the last year. It’s not just people that have had it forever. And now all the sudden a new version comes along and they want another $20-25? @metalcasket is right. If this happened ok another platform instead of an update, it would be crucified. So why should they get a pass here. L.Lawliet likes this. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) 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Just played through the tutorial case. This is a much nicer version of the original games packaged into one app. Unless you appreciate the charm of the low res versions with black edges on iPhone, this is a great update.
Yeah, maybe it’s great, but I think that it’s a very greedy move, selling new version instead of upgrading previously released game. I know that selling remasters is a trend now, but still I think that I have been tricked
Yep, this is a port of a port that was made from the last mobile port. I mean, I normally wouldn’t have a problem spending the money (especially now that it’s on launch sale) but Capcom’s track record maintaining apps is very much the same as Squeenix. I’d rather pick this up on a different platform and at least know it’s not going to break and die in a couple of months.
I mean, it is an actual remaster, and the price is for three games. I get it that, as an industry trend, it’s questionable. But I don’t see how anyone can expect this version to be offered as a free update to what was a port of a GBA game. Keep in mind — this version still sells for $35 on the Switch.
This is a port of the 2019 Switch remaster, which is at 8.1 on Metacritic. It’s the best version of the original games — period. And I mean, if they’re keeping Ghost Trick alive, Capcom isn’t treating the platform that badly.
The Switch remaster used the HD assets of the previous mobile port. And I do agree about Ghost Trick, but remember it too has a tumultuous history.
At least on switch it won’t disappear into nothingness and will work till Eshop is dead. also, people who previously bought Ace attorney trilogy, spent 17$ on it. And now it cost 20$ so it’s basically same money as switch version.
The Switch version was released at $60. And the previous iOS version is still downloadable from your purchase list (and you can still unlock the other two games). But I get it — buying a premium game in iOS is a bit of a gamble. But I’m much more likely to replay these games on my iPhone than on my Switch Lite. And that makes it money well spent for me.
Right, but the mobile port had better assets than the original GBA game, so I’m not sure what why it matters where they came from. The game looks and sounds great — a big improvement over the previous version. And yeah — Ghost Trick took an extended “break,” which sucked. I saw the revival as Capcom turning a corner on iOS, but maybe I’m naive. I’m still waiting for my Monster Hunter Stories 2 port.
I'm not trying to argue where the assets came from. Just trying to add to @Brightsiderus' argument that this, maybe, should have been an update for iOS users, since the core of the game (and I say that loosely, mind you) came from the old iOS port. Remember, while not the same game as this one, the PW: AA Trilogy did previously exist on mobile, while this version introduced the series to new platforms it never previously existed on. The problem is, the old version was free, so Capcom could potentially be losing out on countless sales by rewarding those who didn't pay for the game...while at the same time punishing those who did. The point is, those who DID pay for the game are at a loss, no matter how you look at it.
Granted: remasters are a ultimately a scheme from publishers to get fans to pay for a game twice (or in some case, more than twice). Or, if one is being less cynical, a way to bring classic games to new generations of gamers that has the added benefit of getting fans to pay twice for the same game. That said, the original iOS HD trilogy came out in 2013 — nine years ago. Almost two years later, the same trilogy was released on the 3DS as a full price game ($40). My guess is that most big fans of the series bought it on that platform, then went on to upgrade to the Switch three years later. When the Switch version of the trilogy came out in 2019, those same big fans likely bought it again for the full price ($60). And even though the Switch remaster was based on the same assets as the 3DS version, those fans had no expectations that they would get it on their Switches as a “free update.” This kind of double dipping is par for the course in the console world. I never bought the 3DS version of the trilogy, mainly because I already owned a cheaper version on iOS. I was tempted to get the remaster on Switch a couple of years ago because the reviews were good and I really liked how it looked on the wider screen. But again, I held off because my less-attractive iOS version was still there if I wanted to replay them (and had been updated for wider screens, sort of). Now, nine years after I bought the HD trilogy, the remaster is here. Would I appreciate it coming as a free update of the original one? Absolutely. Do I expect that kind magnanimous gesture from any game publisher? Of course not. The fact that both are on iOS is a red herring — the iPhone was a different beast 9 years ago. I should add that I could have paid $100 for the same games on the Nintendo ecosystem — on iOS, it was $38. We live in a world where Sony is planning to release a remaster of The Last of Us for the ten year anniversary as a full price ($70) game and the only thing fans are complaining about is whether the new graphics are gritty enough. On consoles, the kind of free lifetime support we seem to expect on iOS happens only on games that thoroughly botched their original release (No Man’s Sky). Heck, I just had to buy a new lawnmower because the battery on my six year old model has been discontinued. It kinda sucks, but it is the way commerce works today. The one thing I blame Capcom for is delisting the original HD trilogy from the AppStore (even from previously purchased, as I just discovered this morning). That’s unnecessary and just not cool — people should be able to keep playing it, even if Capcom has decided not to support it in the future (though I wonder if Apple had threatened to remove it if they didn’t update it regularly). Anyway, sorry for the long post. I do see your point, but I think we’re judging the iOS experience using unreasonable standards, based on the state of the gaming market.
I genuinely appreciate the effort that went into this post and wish I could respond it to more thoroughly, but allow me to be the devil's advocate for an instance: The Last of Us Part I is being released on PS5 and PC. Backwards compatibility loophole aside, these are 2 platforms the game hasn't been available on. I absolutely 2 million percent agree with you that it's unrealistic to expect a ~10 year old port to be maintained and updated for free, and that it's more realistic to consider iOS evolves (like a console does) with every yearly iOS refresh (or device release), but I promise you had the previous Ace Attorney Trilogy been on any platform other than mobile, and then replaced with what is essentially the same game, it would be review bombed to hell and back.
You are right. It says “AppStore not available” when you click on it, but you can download it. Thanks for checking.
I just wanted to wholeheartedly disagree with this part of your post. Go read comments on the TLOU remake over on a site like Push Square, where it’s almost all PlayStation fanboys, and there were a lot of people pissed that Sony is trying to charge $70 for it. It really touched a nerve for a lot of people and it certainly wasn’t just about the graphics. Anyway, that’s off topic. But I think what Capcom is doing here is pretty slimy. I almost bought the “old” version full IAP literally just a month or two ago. Passed because I was still debating on which platform I wanted it on. But you have to realize that even if the old version was 9 years old or whatever, there are likely many people who just bought it with the last year. It’s not just people that have had it forever. And now all the sudden a new version comes along and they want another $20-25? @metalcasket is right. If this happened ok another platform instead of an update, it would be crucified. So why should they get a pass here.
