The surprise release of Ace Attorney Investigations last week caps off a strong push by Capcom over the last couple of years to get just about every entry in the series onto mobile devices. The mobile ports have been excellent, offering crisp, high-resolution versions of the DS and 3DS cult hits. On top of that, they've been coming frequently enough that you might find yourself falling a little behind on picking them up, in fact. If that's you, you're in luck. To celebrate the release of the latest game, Capcom has cut the price of every last Ace Attorney game on the App Store and Google Play. This limited time sale is your chance to catch up on these great courtroom adventure games.

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If you're using Google Play with an Android device, it's simple enough. All four of the titles available on Android have had their up-front price tag reduced to $11.99. On iOS, the games are sold with a slightly different structure. They usually charge $0.99 for the first episode, then sell the rest of the episodes a la carte or in one big package through IAP. What Capcom has done for this sale is to drop the initial episode's price to free, and reduced the cost of the IAP to unlock the full game for each. Prices are as follows, in US dollars:
Ace Attorney: Phoenix Wright Trilogy HD [Free] (Full Unlock $9.99)
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney [Free] (Full Unlock $11.99)
Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney - Dual Destinies [Free] (Full Unlock $11.99)
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