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Ace Attorney Part Three Up On WiiWare
Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations has shown up on the U.S. WiiWare store today. For anyone who is playing the series for the first time on the Wii, you're in for an awesome ending to the Phoenix Wright trilogy.
Trials and Tribulations (1,000 Wii Points/$10) features coffee slinging frenemy Godot, a character that some believe to be the best prosecutor in the series. You'll also play as two awesome attorneys other than Phoenix to help solve the Hawthorne mystery.
Case five from Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney was also supposed to appear on WiiWare in May for 100 Wii Points ($1) and we have contacted Capcom to see if that's still on schedule. Other than that, this is the last of the Ace Attorney content that's been announced.
Who knows? If the original trilogy does well enough, we may see Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney and Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth for download on Wii before too long.
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