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an encyclopedia of everything related to Capcom's Ace Attorney franchise. The wiki format allows anyone to create or edit any article, so we can all work together to create a comprehensive database for our favorite Ace Attorneys.
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As this wiki aims to provide comprehensive information on all topics related to Ace Attorney, all articles may contain SPOILERS for any number of games.
About Ace Attorney
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Ace Attorney (called Gyakuten Saiban in Japan) is a series of text-adventure video games created by Shu Takumi and published by Capcom for the Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS handheld systems. These games follow defense attorneys Phoenix Wright, Apollo Justice and others in their battles in the courtroom and their investigations of crime scenes. Currently, the series consists of four released games. Three of them feature Phoenix Wright as the defense attorney, and the fourth follows Apollo Justice. A spin-off, Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth, features Miles Edgeworth. A fifth installment to the core series is purportedly in development. (more...)
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The plot feature that was also a gameplay feature
The MASON System is a game program published and developed by the fictional ESG Studio. The program is first seen in the Ace Attorney series at the beginning of Turnabout Succession in Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, although it does not actually become playable until later in the episode. It is an element of the Jurist System implemented into the trial of Vera Misham and, in-universe, resembles a video game in which the jury must traverse different locations across two different time periods, "seven years ago" (2019, after the trial of Zak Gramarye) and the "present day" (2026, before and during the events of Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney). (more...)
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The Art of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, a compilation of official art for the Ace Attorney series, is out worldwide! You can order a copy here. This book includes the official art featured in the original Gyakuten Saiban Guidebooks (but not the information in the Guidebooks).
Vandal, a Spanish magazine, reported that Koch Media would be the publisher for Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth, rather than Nintendo being the publisher. An e-mail exchange between Ace Attorney Spain administrator Krystal-Beatrice and Koch Media confirmed that only the manual would be released in Spanish, and that the game itself would be in English. In response, Ace Attorney Spain has launched an online petition asking Koch Media to release the Investigations game in Spanish. Past news
While no information has been revealed on Ace Attorney during the Tokyo Game Show 2009, which is running from Sept. 24-27, a new gameplay trailer of Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth has been released, notably showing Shi-Long Lang and Shih-na in action. On Sept. 25, the official English Ace Attorney website, previously a small site with little content, was given a large update, containing new character bios, screenshots, trailers, background music (Great Revival 2009, the same song used in the official Japanese site), a downloads section containing wallpapers, and a developer blog by Motohide Eshiro, producer of AAIME.
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