The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles for PC, PS4 and Switch Rated in Taiwan

The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles for PS4, Switch and PC were reviewed by the Taiwan Digital Game Rating Committee. As seen by Gematsu, this may indicate that The Great Ace Attorney in 2015 and The Great Ace Attorney 2 of 2017, both of which were only released on 3DS in Japan, may soon be heading to the West – with a full English localization – in the near future as a single package.

The Great Ace Attorney series is a spin-off series that takes players to the 1800s in Japan’s Meiji period and the Victorian era of Britain. They follow Ryūnosuke Naruhodō, an ancestor of the series protagonist Phoenix Wright, who tries to solve courtrooms with characters like Sherlock Holmes.

In addition to The Great Ace Attorney, which was part of the huge Capcom leak from 2020, there was also a rating for Tales from the Borderlands for Switch. Last week it was announced that Tales for the Borderlands will be offered for sale again for the first time since 2019, and this indicates that a Switch release may be on the way.

However, that’s not all, as there was also an appreciation for a PS5 version of Genshin Impact and Switch versions of Secret Neighbor and SnowRunner.

For more information on The Great Ace Attorney, let’s see how fans took the series into their own hands after Capcom refused to do so.

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