True to its promise, Capcom has delivered a Flash demo of the upcoming Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney (NDS), the fourth game in the formerly Phoenix Wright-helmed courtroom adventure series.

The demo, which contains a portion of the game's first trial and is playable through any Flash-enabled web browser, can be found here.

Those hoping to play it on the dual-screened portable itself will have to wait a bit, though Capcom claims that the Nintendo DS Download Stations scattered about retailers will soon receive a similar demo.

The first of the Ace Attorney games to be entirely designed around the Nintendo DS, Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney is now slated to arrive in stores February 19, a week later than initially announced.

Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney, the fourth entry in Capcom's previously Phoenix Wright-led adventure series, hits the Nintendo DS on February 12.

A Flash demo will be available through the game's official site later this month. A downloadable demo of the game will be released soon via the Nintendo DS Download Stations that are scattered about retailers.

Apollo Justice marks the first entry in the courtroom investigation series to be wholly developed around the Nintendo DS. Though they later arrived on the DS sporting touch-screen controls and voice recognition, the three previous Ace Attorney titles were initially created for the Game Boy Advance, with only the first remake, Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, delivering any sort new content.