Capcom has unveiled a surprising yet exciting crossover event for Street Fighter 6, partnering with the Ace Attorney franchise to bring lawyer-themed items to the fighting game.

The new Turnabout Gala Fighting Pass offers players the opportunity to unlock a variety of Ace Attorney-inspired rewards. These include avatar gear resembling The Steel Samurai from the original Ace Attorney game, special music tracks, an "Objection!" emote, a photo frame, a Challenger Screen, and several new titles.

This collaboration adds another layer to the already diverse range of content available in Street Fighter 6. The game, which continues Capcom's legacy of 2D fighting games, has received praise for its innovative gameplay features, vibrant graffiti-inspired art style, and engaging open-world story mode.

The Drive Rush system adds a new dimension to combat, while the expansive city environment offers players a place to explore and interact between matches. The roster features a mix of fan-favorite characters and exciting newcomers, further enriching the gameplay experience.

Launched on March 3, 2025, the Turnabout Gala Fighting Pass also includes content from the classic Cyberbots game and new stickers, further expanding the game's already impressive collection of bonus material.  Based on previous Street Fighter 6 events, players likely have several weeks to unlock the rewards within the Fighting Pass.

This isn't the first crossover event for Street Fighter 6.  Previous collaborations have introduced elements from other popular franchises, including avatar gear based on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. While some players have voiced concerns about the limited cosmetic options for the core roster, Capcom has acknowledged this feedback and promised improvements in the future.

The Ace Attorney collaboration appears to be a fun diversion while players await news of additional DLC fighters.  The crossover adds an unexpected and engaging dimension to Street Fighter 6, showcasing the game's potential for diverse and entertaining collaborations.