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The Harvey Birdman Attorney at Law video game hit stores on the 8th of January 2008 across three systems. The project missed its scheduled window by several months after Capcom announced they would publish a game based on the series for fall release in April 2007.
All original voice cast members reprise their roles for this video game adaptation except Stephen Colbert who did not participate in the recording sessions for this title. Actors Stephen Stanton and Crispin Freeman voiced Phil Ken Sebben and Myron Reducto instead to fill the gap left by the absent comedian.
Peter Potamus stands accused of burning down half of Harvey Birdman's house in the opening case that sets the stage for legal proceedings within the game world. Magilla Gorilla and Secret Squirrel face robbery charges in the second trial while Yakky Doodle enters jail after authorities misinterpret his name change as criminal intent.
The final product hit stores on the 8th of January 2008 across three systems including PlayStation 2, PlayStation Portable, and Wii. A Wii version arrived in September alongside a November 13 release date before the project missed its scheduled window by several months.
Metacritic aggregated mixed reviews across all platforms for this release with Maxim awarding three stars out of five praising its humor and playability. The New York Times stated the game design was just plain bad while 1Up.com assigned the Wii version a C grade citing recycled jokes.