In case you weren't paying attention when we warned you of this last month, online import shop National Console Support now has fresh copies of fantastic lawyer-em-up, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, in stock. If you're GUILTY of not owning the game, we'd suggest you take advantage of Capcom's reprinting before we set the psychotic Manfred von Karma on you.
While you're at it, get yourself a classy shirt too.
[Thanks Mike!]
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