Argh. I'd love a physical release but why must I have to go through the rigamorole of creating a Capcom account to post once in a thread for something that most likely still won't happen anyways. I'm getting sick of all the different usernames and accounts I have everywhere. Curse you internet!

On a side note, one post in the thread caught my attention. Somebody mentioned how this is the closest and earliest we've have a PW game released in NA after the JPN release. I hadn't thought about that before but I really hope that doesn't have a factor on the translation of the game. Since it is really an interactive story, the text and humour is a large part of the game's appeal so hopefully that stays intact and isn't rushed.

I'm sorry but people need to GET THE FUCK OVER THE FEAR OF BUYING DIGITAL 3DS GAMES!

In this case I think it's more that they already have all the games in their cases lined up on the shelf, and they want to continue that. I know I do.

Yes! I would like a physical release! A plastic card with a code for digital download sounds fantastic!

It's not really a fear of buying a digital game. For me, I'd rather use the memory on my 3DS for E-shop games. If I can get a physical copy of a game, then that's something I don't need to keep stored on my 3DS using up space. As well, Ace Attorney is a game that once I've played, it's a long time before I'd return to it again. So, I'd prefer it to have a physical copy I can put away once finished.

I own AC:NL, Monster Hunter, AND fire emblem all digitally, because theyre the type of games I want to play over and over, through long extended periods of time.  Phoenix Wright is the kind of game I beat once and dont touch again for years, so I'd rather it not be digital.  It'd also look pretty next to my 4 other games on the shelf :)

What would help me is if Nintendo would fix their digital distribution so that it isn't tied to the device.  There are also those that prefer to keep this on the shelf as a collectors item with the rest of the series.

Sorry guys, but I like trading and selling my games to people online. I regret getting Monster Hunter digitally.

However, when selling the console online it definitely beefs the value of the console up if you have a lot of digital games for the system, especially when the system gets older and non-deluxe membership Wii U's start getting into the wild.