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Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies Turnabout Reclaimed DLC Now Available
Last week we reported that the Turnabout Reclaimed DLC for Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies, which tasks Phoenix Wright with defending a killer whale accused of murder, would be arriving soon. It is now here, along with a new trailer that lives up to the insanity of Ace Attorney.
The trailer showcases the crazy story and characters featured in this DLC. In this new case, pirate captain Sasha Buckler seeks Phoenix Wright's help when her friend, a killer whale named Orla, becomes a suspect in a murder case.
The episode begins right after Phoenix gets his attorney's badge back and pits him against prosecutor Simon Blackquill. As with other Dual Destinies cases, players will have to examine crime scenes, use the Mood Matrix, and break Psyche-Locks to help their client.
The Turnabout Reclaimed episode is available now on the Nintendo eShop for $6. Watch the hilarious trailer below and read Game Informer's review of Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies if you're curious about getting the game.
Our Take:
I haven't played many Ace Attorney games, but I've played enough to know that bizarre cases and eccentric characters are a staple of the franchise. If you're a fan of the series, this DLC doesn't look like it will disappoint. There are worse ways to spend $6.
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