Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy will make its PC debut next January

Detective Pikachu isn’t the only live-action Pokemon offshoot in existence. There’s also a Japanese TV series on the way, but don’t expect to see more CG-animated Pokémon waltzing about in this one. Per Crunchyroll news, Pocket ni Boken o Tsumekonde — Pack Your Pockets with Adventure, or PokéTsume for short —is a Pokemon-inspired drama that aims to mine a very specific type of nostalgia. In particular, nostalgia aimed at folks who grew up on the original Game Boy and the first Pokemon games. 

Diablo 4 is coming to Steam on 17th October, following a period of Battle.net PC exclusivity.

As part of Diablo 4 Season 2, the "uber" part of Uber Uniques is easing off a bit, as Blizzard says it wants to make sure that the items, while still exceedingly rare, will now actually be within the realm of collectability for normal players.

At long last, AMD’s response to Nvidia’s ubiquitous DLSS 3.0 frame generation tech has made its debut. Despite the lack of pomp about the long-awaited feature, AMD has pushed FSR3 out into two relatively major games: Forspoken and Immortals of Aveum. The particularly notable bit here is that Forspoken‘s demo now supports FSR3 as well. This is great news for those who’d like to try frame generation out but aren’t keen on buying Forspoken.

AMD has unveiled that the latest in the line of its frame rate-boosting graphics technologies, FSR 3 FidelityFX Super Resolution, has been released and is available now in two games. AMD has only integrated FS3 into Forspoken and Immortals of Aveum for now, but plans to include support in hundreds of big titles to come.

AMD has confirmed that FSR 3 "FideilityFX Super Resolution" will be launching in the first two PC titles, Forspoken & Immortals of Aveum, tomorrow.

Capcom has provided an update on Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy, a remastered collection of the second trilogy of games in the franchise. With the above new trailer, we've had more details on what to expect from the collection, as well as its release date. It'll be fighting for justice on PS4 on 25th January, 2024. The games releasing in Q1 2024 are really adding up.

Set two years after the climactic events of the original Final Fantasy VII, for gamers of a certain vintage, the 2006 CG film Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children was really all we had in the way of closure, if you can call it that. Visually stunning, if narratively nonsensical, it contained insane action sequences that are still incredible today. That Final Fantasy VII Remake largely succeeded in being a playable Advent Children is a testament to how good we've got things these days.

The Final Fantasy 7 Remake trilogy can never be faulted for its scale or ambition, and in its drive to be the most thorough, comprehensive, and frankly, unexpected retelling and reimagination of the original’s iconic story, it’s managed to already go above and beyond in ways that have taken many by surprise. But by the time it’s all over and the dust has settled, how well will its story connect with other chapters of the FF7 universe, especially given the intriguing changes and alterations that its making to the original’s own story?

Capcom had already confirmed that Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogyis set to arrive on PC and Game Pass on September 26, but now we also have a firm release date for Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy – January 25, 2024 – and confirmation that a physical release is on the way, too.

Publisher Capcom has announced the release date for Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy.

Apollo Justice’s legal journey is about to start all over again, because a date is in place for his three-game collection. Capcom announced plans to bring Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy to consoles and PC on January 25, 2024. For a refresher on the long road to justice, shout your best “OBJECTION!” and check out the release date trailer.