Capcom’s Ace Attorney Trilogy, their upcoming HD redo of the original three Ace Attorney games for modern consoles, will launch in the west on April 9, according to the eShop listing for the game. This is a bit later than in Japan, but the gap between the Japanese and international release isn’t quite as interminably long as it could have been.

The Switch version of the game is available to pre-load on the Nintendo eShop right now; the file size comes in at 1.7GB, which means you’re not going to be breaking the back much on trying to clear space out for it. It will support English and Japanese voices at launch, but German and French will be added in a free post-launch update as well.

The original three games are widely cited as the best in the series, and hopefully this exposure they will get by being on modern consoles will cause them to reach a broader audience, and for Capcom to greenlight a new sequel to the series. Ace Attorney Trilogy will launch on Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

The Ace Attorney Trilogy, which is a collection of remastered editions of the original three Ace Attorney games, (first released on the Gameboy Advance, then on the Nintendo DS, then also ported to the Wii over WiiWare, and subsequently to iOS, and now, finally being put on the Nintendo 3DS… whew), will be launching in North America on December 9 and in Europe on December 11, more than a year after the release of Ace Attorney: Dual Destinies on the Nintendo 3DS last October.

The games will allow fans to experience all of the Ace Attorney adventures in one place (except for the ones that Capcom will conveniently neglect to acknowledge), and they will also feature stunning hand drawn graphics, redone for this release.

Ace Attorney Trilogy will be available exclusively on Nintendo’s 3DS handheld, and it will be available only digitally, for a price of $30, putting each game in the package at $10. Stay tuned for more coverage.