Capcom, a Japanese video game developer, has announced a virtual reality (VR) remaster of Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies, titled Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies VR. The remastered version is set to launch in 2027 and will be available on several Meta VR devices, including the Meta Quest 2, Quest 3, Quest 3S, and Quest Pro. This version will bring the game into a more immersive format by allowing players to interact with the environment, such as moving through levels, examining evidence, and engaging with characters in greater detail. Players will be able to use VR controllers to navigate the game, and key scenes from the original will be recreated with high accuracy. One of the notable features of the VR version is the inclusion of voice recognition technology. This will allow players to trigger Phoenix Wright’s famous courtroom exclamation, “Objection!” using their voice, adding a more interactive and authentic experience to the gameplay. The announcement of this remaster was accompanied by a trailer that generated significant reactions from fans of the Ace Attorney series. Many expressed excitement about the VR adaptation, while others voiced disappointment that Capcom had not announced a new original entry in the series. The Ace Attorney franchise has a dedicated fanbase that has been eagerly awaiting a new installment for nearly a decade. The last non-compilation game in the series was The Great Ace Attorney 2: Resolve, which was released in Japan in 2017 and globally in 2021. The announcement trailer for Dual Destinies VR sparked a wave of comments from fans, some of which were critical or frustrated. In response, Capcom disabled the comments section on the trailer to manage the feedback and prevent further discussion. While the VR remaster is a significant step for the franchise, the absence of a new original game has left some fans longing for fresh content in the series.