# Capcom's iOS Sale Cuts Ace Attorney Trilogy and Mega Man X to $14.99 and $2.99 Capcom has discounted four of its iOS games through September 3, including Ace Attorney Trilogy and Mega Man X DiVE Offline. We checked the price history on each — one of them isn't really a deal at all. - Source: https://appshunter.io/blog/capcom-ios-sale-ace-attorney-mega-man-x - Published: 2026-08-25 - Category: deals - Tags: capcom, ace-attorney, mega-man-x, street-fighter, ios-game-deals, app-store-sale Capcom is running a storewide iOS sale through **September 3, 2026**, cutting the price on four of its mobile ports: Ace Attorney Trilogy, Mega Man X DiVE Offline, Street Fighter IV Champion Edition, and Ghost Trick. Two of those are genuine, worthwhile cuts. One toggles on roughly the same three-week cycle it's been running since May, so "sale" is doing some heavy lifting. And one — despite showing up as a highlight of the promotion — isn't actually free to play past the first few chapters. Here's what's actually in the sale, verified against live App Store pricing, and what each price has done over the past few months. ## What's on sale right now | Game | Sale price | Usual price | Savings | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Ace Attorney Trilogy | $14.99 | $24.99 | 40% off | | Mega Man X DiVE Offline | $2.99 | $29.99 | 90% off | | Street Fighter IV Champion Edition | $0.99 | $4.99 | 80% off | | Ghost Trick | Free to download | Free to download | "All Chapters" IAP still $29.99 | Prices confirmed live via the App Store as of this week. ## Ace Attorney Trilogy: a real cut, but not a rare one [Ace Attorney Trilogy](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/ace-attorney-trilogy/id1621065119) Ace Attorney Trilogy bundles the first three Phoenix Wright games — fourteen cases of courtroom cross-examination, evidence-hunting, and increasingly ridiculous witnesses — into one $24.99 app. At $14.99 it's a solid buy if you've never played and want the whole arc in one purchase, especially since the mobile port includes the same script and case structure as the Switch and Steam versions. What it isn't is a surprise or a floor price. We pulled the app's price history and it has swung between $24.99 and $14.99 on almost exactly a three-week cadence since early May — up on the 5th, down on the 17th, up on the 28th, down on the 26th, and so on. If you missed this window, another one is coming; you're not catching a once-a-year discount. ## Mega Man X DiVE Offline: the actual standout [MEGA MAN X DiVE Offline](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/mega-man-x-dive-offline/id6446021269) This is the one worth acting on. Mega Man X DiVE Offline repackages the gacha-style DiVE spinoff as a single-purchase, no-live-service version — you get the full roster and stage set without the timed events or currency grind the original online game was built around. At $2.99 against a $29.99 list price, it's a 90% cut, and like Ace Attorney it's been cycling between those two prices roughly every three weeks since May. Still, $2.99 for a complete, offline Mega Man X campaign is a legitimately good price whether or not it comes back around. ## Street Fighter IV Champion Edition: fine at a dollar [Street Fighter IV CE](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/street-fighter-iv-ce/id1239299402) Street Fighter IV Champion Edition drops to $0.99 from its usual $4.99 — again, the same recurring pattern, flipping between the two prices roughly every three weeks. Thirty-one characters and touch controls that are serviceable if you're not chasing tournament-level execution. At a dollar it's an easy add even if you already have it on another platform; at $4.99 it's still fine, just less of a no-brainer. ## Ghost Trick: not actually the free one [GHOST TRICK](https://appshunter.io/ios/app/ghost-trick/id6473715300) Ghost Trick is the odd one out. It shows up in Capcom's promotional material as part of the same push, and it's free to download — but the App Store listing's in-app purchases tell a different story: unlocking the rest of the story past the opening chapters requires a one-time **$29.99 "All Chapters"** purchase. That's the full price of the game, just moved from the download button to an IAP wall a few chapters in. > If an app shows up in a sale roundup as "free," check what's actually unlocked before you count it as the deal. Ghost Trick is still a genuinely good puzzle-mystery adventure — Capcom's own back-catalog highlight, not a cash grab — but calling it part of "the sale" is misleading. The price hasn't moved; only the marketing framing has. ## Is any of this a rare deal? Not especially, and that's worth saying plainly. Three of these four titles have been dropping to the same discounted price on a predictable rotation for months, which lines up with what we found when we [broke down App Store discount data more broadly](https://appshunter.io/blog/app-store-discount-pricing-report) — a lot of "biggest discounts" on the charts are recurring promotional cycles, not one-time blowouts. That doesn't make $2.99 for Mega Man X DiVE Offline or $14.99 for Ace Attorney Trilogy a bad buy. It just means there's no urgency beyond "the price is good right now, and it'll probably be good again in a few weeks." If you'd rather track deals as they happen instead of catching them mid-cycle, our [weekly iOS game deals roundup](https://appshunter.io/blog/ios-game-deals-death-stranding-chess-tiger-pro) covers new drops as they land, and the [live deals charts](https://appshunter.io/sales/games) update in real time. ## Before you buy, check these - [ ] Confirm the price on the App Store listing itself — a promo banner can lag behind an actual price change by a day or two. - [ ] For anything marked "free," open the in-app purchases section before assuming the whole game is included. - [ ] If a title is part of a repeating cycle (like these three), decide whether today's price is good enough on its own, rather than waiting for a "better" drop that may not come. - [ ] Check whether you already own the game on another platform — none of these four titles bundle cross-buy with console or PC versions. --- ## FAQ **Is Ace Attorney Trilogy worth $14.99 if I've never played it?** Yes — it's the best way to get all three original games (and their full case lists) in one purchase, and the mobile port hasn't cut any content from the console/PC versions. **Does Mega Man X DiVE Offline require an internet connection?** No — that's the point of the "Offline" version. The original Mega Man X DiVE is a live-service gacha game; this is a one-time purchase with everything unlocked locally. **Is Ghost Trick actually free?** The first few chapters are. Finishing the story requires the $29.99 "All Chapters" in-app purchase, so budget for the full price if you want to see it through. **When does the sale end?** Capcom's promotion is scheduled to run through September 3, 2026, based on the studio's own announcement — App Store prices can still move before then, so don't wait until the last day.