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Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy HD Arrives Next Week
Phoenix Wright is no stranger to iOS devices. The first game in the series has been available on iTunes for quite some time. Starting next week, however, you will be able to download the first three games, upgraded in HD.
The trilogy will be free to download, giving players access to the first game's first two cases for free. To get the rest of the cases for the first game, it will cost you $5.99, and then the second and third games will cost $6.99 each. You can also just buy all three at once for $16.99.
The game will also have updated visuals, and have been retooled slightly to accommodate the exclusively touch-screen interface.
The HD Trilogy will be available on May 30, which is a bit later than the Fall 2012 release date originally promised. Phoenix Wright's May 30 digital download release coincides with another Capcom hero who also happens to wear blue.
[Source: Capcom Unity]
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