Solve A Murder Mystery With Edgeworth In February 2010

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Capcom’s Ace Attorney Investigations video from Comic-Con does a good job of demonstrating the new logic system. You get to watch Edgeworth school Gumshoe in the ways of deduction, complete with signature frown and frilly bow tie.

 

It actually looks very similar to the courtroom interrogations from Ace Attorney, only this time, you’re looking for and presenting evidence on the fly. There’s also a fun scene involving Kay toward the end.

 

Unfortunately, we’ve got a long wait ahead of us before we’ll get to play Ace Attorney Investigations. Capcom announced at Comic-Con that the game’s North American release is on February 16th, 2010.

 

During the show we spoke with Motohide Eshiro, Producer of Ace Attorney Investigations and Phoenix Wright: Trials and Tribulations. Keep an eye out for that interview.


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