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Professor Layton and Phoenix Wright go on sale ahead of hotly-anticipated 3DS crossover

Callum Tennent
February 21, 2014

Great news for 3DS owners – if you’re looking forward to the upcoming big-name crossover between Professor Layton and Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney but haven’t had the time to check out some of the franchises’ original titles, two of the best are now on sale.

Head on over to the 3DS eShop, where you can pick up  Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney – Dual Destinies  for £13.99. A none-too-shabby discount of £6.

Even better, Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask is now priced at £27.99 – a whopping £10 price-cut.

If you want them you’ll have to act fast though, the sale ends February 27th. That’s one month before the release of Professor Layton vs Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney on March 28th. That’s a whole potential month to hone your skills, so hop to it.

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