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'This Has to Be a Sick Joke' - the Next Ace Attorney Game Is a VR Exclusive and Fans Can't Quite Believe It
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'This Has to Be a Sick Joke' - the Next Ace Attorney Game Is a VR Exclusive and Fans Can't Quite Believe It

Ali NematiAli NematiSep 24
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Capcom has announced Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Dual Destinies VR, a virtual reality adaptation of a 2013 game, exclusively for Meta VR platforms and the Meta Horizon Store, launching in 2027. This news is disappointing for many fans eager for a new mainline Ace Attorney title, Ace Attorney 7, as the last original game released over eight years ago. The VR release allows for interactive elements like shouting "Objection!" and using hand tracking to examine evidence, though it doesn't address the ongoing desire for a new installment in the series.

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