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This week's episode blends in some orchestra and a whole lot of sci-fi sounds from the realm of video game music.
We take a journey into a timeless music genre featuring tracks from Grim Fandango all the way to recent fare like L.A. Noire. Play it again, Sam!
Big-screen adaptation of courtroom adventure series gets Japanese release date; first trailer to debut on November 5.
Adaptation of Capcom's court drama adventure to be out in 2012; stars voice actor from Yakuza 4.
Director Takashi Miike reveals his next film is a comedic courtroom drama based on a Nintendo DS game.
Nintendo Store Update: Third courtroom drama featuring Capcom's ace litigator leads week that also sees Photo Dojo, Earthworm Jim on DSiWare.
Capcom porting original Phoenix Wright courtroom drama to Nintendo's console beginning in January for $10; Justice for All in March, Trials and Tribulations in May.
German rating board lists unannounced port of DS's popular Ace; Capcom pleads the fifth.
64 entered. One left. The All-Time Greatest Game Hero has been decided by your votes--find out who the winner was!
Ace Attorney Investigations: Miles Edgeworth coming to the West around end of year; action taken out of the courtroom to the crime scene.
We check out the dozens of cosplayers holding court in between halls three and four of the Tokyo Game Show.
Resident Evil 5, Street Fighter IV, Bionic Commando, and more headline the venerable publisher's presence on the Makuhari Messe show floor.
The week's headliners joined by Namco Bandai's Ace Combat 6, Naruto on the Wii and DS, Eye of Judgment, and Zack & Wiki, among many others.
With the help of Phoenix Wright we head to court to prove that crime does not pay.
We cross-examine the third coming of Nintendo's wacky legal adventure.
Third time's the charm for Capcom's spiky-haired lawyer, who will return in September with an all-new case.
New Gyakuten Saiban to take place one year after original.
First level of GBA game available on Capcom's Web site.
Capcom showcases the third installment in its lawyer series for the Game Boy Advance.
The third game in the investigative adventure series is due out in Japan later this year.
Capcom is working on another game in its courtroom drama game.
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