After a rough (and short) run, the Borderlands movie is coming to streaming services extremely soon. But if you’ve got a hunger for video game adaptations, you can absolutely look elsewhere… for instance, these three anime series! And two of them are airing as we speak! …Read more »
Big news for fans of shouty lawyers and puzzling mysteries: the Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney trilogy is now available on multiple gaming systems! This revitalized release combines the second three games of the series, along with a slew of special features. If you’re like us, there’s a …Read more »
It’s that time of year: time for everyone to debate over when The Holidays start. Is it December 1? Thanksgiving? Right now? Or do we wait for Mariah Carey’s signal as instructed during our briefing? There is only one right answer, and we’re not sure what …Read more »
We heard you like anime. How about an anime series hiding inside another anime series? With shows being pretty self-aware lately, you’re likely to find anime fans in the cast. That means they need something to watch… and that means a whole other show-within-a-show. Whether …Read more »
A game series as full of puns, wordplay, and contradictions as Ace Attorney requires a solid localization. Fortunately for all of us, it does! And not just a serviceable one… one that actually preserves as much of the original meaning and mood as possible. With more …Read more »
Big news for Ace Attorney fans this year: the game series’s annual orchestra concert is going global! Viewers worldwide can purchase a ticket and enjoy the music of the expanded game series. And, of course, that has us thinking about just how much we love the …Read more »
Last time I wrote about an anime not getting a second season, season 2 was announced literally the next day. So I can assume one of two things is true: either it was a shoe-in for a continuation, or I have some sort of magical powers. …Read more »
Metal Gear Solid is on its way to the movies, starring Oscar Isaac as Solid Snake! It’s safe to say we’re all abuzz waiting for more news about the flick. How are we going to keep ourselves occupied? Easy: by dipping into even more live-action …Read more »
The amazing Ace Attorney game series is back on our minds right about now. Who would have thought that a game about being a defense attorney could be so addictive? (The answer? Us. In shock. Five minutes into the first case of the first game.) While …Read more »
It’s almost time for the fall 2018 anime season, so get ready for a lot of announcements from streaming and home video companies! Crunchyroll and Funimation have already made a few, and the latest concerns plans to simulcast the ever-mysterious ZOMBIE LAND SAGA TV anime. …Read more »
Pretty much as soon as Ace Attorney 6 was announced for Japan, Capcom declared that they would eventually release it in the west. Now we have a more specific time frame for said release, as well as a new title. Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - …Read more »
The long-awaited anime adaptation to the Ace Attorney video games is finally here. The story follows rookie lawyer Phoenix Wright/Ryūichi Naruhodō as he makes a name for himself in the Japanese courts. The only thing that really disappoints with this adaptation is the art style. …Read more »
Winter is slowly coming to a close, and that means out with the old and in with the new. New anime, that is. So what if the weather’s warming up? The Japanese fans who filled in this list for pollsters Charapedia will be happily sitting …Read more »
The Ace Attorney anime adaptation is getting ready to debut in Japan this spring, and the official website recently posted some footage in a new commercial. See how the anime—which is being helmed by Space Brothers director Ayumu Watanabe, with Atsuhiro Tomioka ( Pokémon ) …Read more »
Last night it was announced that the popular video game franchise Ace Attorney would be getting an anime adaption that will be airing in April 2016. The news was revealed at a Tokyo Game Show event and passed along on the official Japanese Ace Attorney …Read more »
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