Coming Soon: Phoenix Wright Encyclopedia

Phoenix Wright 4 will be released in Japan soon, so the people in Famitsu gave us some buzz on what to expect with the game. We finally have the name of the new attorney, Odoroki. He’s fresh out of law school and is trying his best to become an ace attorney. More caps of the first story has been released, however, the best part of this update aren’t the screen caps alone, but  a section that will only be available in the limited edition version of the game.

The section can be translated as the Phoenix Wright Encyclopedia, a tool that can come in handy in many cases. It is not an entire law book, but it does have enough tips and tricks that can help you nail that criminal. By looking at all the previous cases that have been tackled in the Phoenix Wright series, you can see what tactic you can use to win the case. Character profiles are also provided in case you want to know more about a criminal’s life. Here’s hoping this Encyclopedia gets translated to English as well. We wouldn’t want to be lost in all the Japanese law jargon.

Phoenix Wright 4 will be released in Japan soon, so the people in Famitsu gave us some buzz on what to expect with the game. We finally have the name of the new attorney, Odoroki. He’s fresh out of law school and is trying his best to become an ace attorney. More caps of the first story has been released, however, the best part of this update aren’t the screen caps alone, but  a section that will only be available in the limited edition version of the game.

The section can be translated as the Phoenix Wright Encyclopedia, a tool that can come in handy in many cases. It is not an entire law book, but it does have enough tips and tricks that can help you nail that criminal. By looking at all the previous cases that have been tackled in the Phoenix Wright series, you can see what tactic you can use to win the case. Character profiles are also provided in case you want to know more about a criminal’s life. Here’s hoping this Encyclopedia gets translated to English as well. We wouldn’t want to be lost in all the Japanese law jargon.