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Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies Turnabout Reclaimed DLC Coming Next Week
Ace Attorney fans adore the crazy antics of Phoenix Wright's world. So, if you've already polished off Dual Destinies and want more, you're in luck.
Capcom's official Twitter account for Ace Attorney confirmed the Turnabout Reclaimed DLC is releasing next week on November 21. The case occurs after Phoenix gets his attorney badge back and takes on his first client, Sasha Buckler, who needs him to defend...a killer whale! Call it a bad rap, but it seems people are taking the "killer" in whale seriously, so it's up to Wright and company to clear the whale's name.
The Capcom Unity blog shows that the adorable Pearl is along for the ride, and you'll have some pysche-locks to break.
You can get on the aquatic case for $5.99.
Haven't had a chance to check out Dual Destinies yet? Check out our review to see what's in store.
Our Take
As always, the Ace Attorney series is keeping its ridiculous humor, which is its shining star. I love that the franchise doesn't hold back and always finds new crazy things to do with cases, so I'm especially excited to see how this one pans out. I'm also super stoked to see Pearl Fey along for the ride. So many times we miss out on extra DLC for niche titles, with only Japan receiving it, so I'm beyond thrilled to see Capcom supporting the DLC for this game.
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