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Subject: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Tue 15 Jan 2013 - 22:05
Haven't pre-ordered this yet, though I will have to do so soon.
ZeroJones I'M SO LONELY
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Subject: Uncertainty is my middle name Wed 16 Jan 2013 - 7:25
Sidenote: actually 'Anthony'.
D'you know, I'm still not sure? Roo's idea of downloading it so it's always there interests me, though.
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Wed 16 Jan 2013 - 8:50
Am I the only one heavily sceptical of this? What annoyed me no end on the old games was having three or four villagers with exactly the same personalities. Let your own memes spread around the town, and the only difference between a large bear and a short penguin was the instrumentation used in their jingle. I'd like to be able to tell Roald and Teddy apart this time please.
Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Wed 16 Jan 2013 - 11:28
Tempted to download this but only if the save data is saved to the onboard memory. Otherwise it's a physical purchase. But I kinda miss my daily fix of AC. Missed out the Wii version, rebought the DS a while back but couldn't get back in to it. Didn't have the motivation to get my HRA back up to over 300,000 xD
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Fri 18 Jan 2013 - 2:41
Balladeer wrote:
Am I the only one heavily sceptical of this? What annoyed me no end on the old games was having three or four villagers with exactly the same personalities. Let your own memes spread around the town, and the only difference between a large bear and a short penguin was the instrumentation used in their jingle. I'd like to be able to tell Roald and Teddy apart this time please.
That did frustrate me with the only two versions I've played (Wii and Gamecube), hope that's been changed. The only other thing that bothers me is the 'rolling log' effect when you travel around your town, as seen in the Wii version. Apart from that, I'm really looking to this, will be my first time playing AC on a portable console, and first taste of online on it too.
Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Fri 18 Jan 2013 - 9:19
Definitely buying this one on day of release & I've got it pre-ordered with Zavvi for £28.76.
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Fri 18 Jan 2013 - 18:35
Shamefully, I've never played an Animal Crossing game, bar a quick go on Wild World. So yeah, looking forward to this one.
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Fri 18 Jan 2013 - 18:57
Dusty Knackers wrote:
Balladeer wrote:
Am I the only one heavily sceptical of this? What annoyed me no end on the old games was having three or four villagers with exactly the same personalities. Let your own memes spread around the town, and the only difference between a large bear and a short penguin was the instrumentation used in their jingle. I'd like to be able to tell Roald and Teddy apart this time please.
That did frustrate me with the only two versions I've played (Wii and Gamecube), hope that's been changed. The only other thing that bothers me is the 'rolling log' effect when you travel around your town, as seen in the Wii version. Apart from that, I'm really looking to this, will be my first time playing AC on a portable console, and first taste of online on it too.
Really? I love the rolling log effect. It seems to me to be a great way to set the land beneath the ever-changing sky.
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Fri 18 Jan 2013 - 19:23
I'm a supporter of the log actually, although it does feel a bit like you're living on a cylindrical world...
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Fri 18 Jan 2013 - 20:53
Peronally I'm just looking forward to being able to play an AC game properly, I couldn't get into the Wii one because I wasn't willing to fire the wii up for asuch a short period of time a day, and the DS one was far too expensive for such an old game. This shall be my first proper venture into the world of Animal Crossing.
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Fri 18 Jan 2013 - 21:38
Balladeer wrote:
I'm a supporter of the log actually, although it does feel a bit like you're living on a cylindrical world...
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Sat 19 Jan 2013 - 0:54
The Log Song - the best thing to come out of Ren & Stimpy, in my opinion!
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Sat 19 Jan 2013 - 17:25
ZeroJones wrote:
The Log Song - the best thing to come out of Ren & Stimpy, in my opinion!
When I think of Ren & Stimpy, I think of Log. Simple as.
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I'm reluctant to pre-order this with ShopTo because they want £32 for it. I'm hoping Amazon don't have their greedy hats on when they set the price for it and aim to be a little more competitive.
Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Mon 21 Jan 2013 - 12:27
I'M GONNA PAY FORTY QUID FOR IT ON THE eSHOP.
Said no-one.
Ever.
Considering Wild World gave me almost four years of daily play for 30 dollar, I think I'll stretch to 35 squids for NL.
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Mon 21 Jan 2013 - 18:48
I'm a bit reluctant to pay £5 more than I have to if it's cheaper somewhere else. I'll get my money's worth from it for sure, but I'd rather get the best value for my money.
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Tue 22 Jan 2013 - 1:37
The only thing I'm a bit iffy about is the whole Mayor ship aspect of it
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Sat 2 Feb 2013 - 13:58
I admit since I don't own a 3DS at the moment I haven't bothered keeping up to date with AC news (though I spent many hours on both the GC and DS ones), so have the holidays been reintroduced for the game? One of the most annoying aspects of Wild World was the fact they took them all out - well that and the characters were even more samey and repetitive than the GC version.
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Sat 2 Feb 2013 - 14:58
mandlecreed wrote:
I'M GONNA PAY FORTY QUID FOR IT ON THE eSHOP.
Said no-one.
Ever.
Actually, I said that over on the NGamer Forum. The convenience of have Animal Crossing accessible at all times on your 3DS Home menu is worth an extra five/ten quid, in my opinion. So long as it's out on the same day as the retail version, I'm virtually set on downloading it from the eShop for the aforementioned reason.
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Sat 2 Feb 2013 - 20:21
shanks wrote:
The only thing I'm a bit iffy about is the whole Mayor ship aspect of it
If it's implemented properly, it could be one of the biggest draws of the game. If I'm honest, I'm more worried about whether old characters are used effectively. Namely Tortimer, Booker and Copper. Booker and Copper were almost completely redundant in the DS outing.
Tokyo: I don't know if holidays are back, but I certainly hope they are.
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Fri 15 Mar 2013 - 13:27
On the EB website looks like I finally got a date of the 15/6
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Fri 15 Mar 2013 - 13:33
That's roughly when the US get it, which is a week before Europe.
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Subject: Re: Animal Crossing: New Leaf Fri 15 Mar 2013 - 14:06
That's cool, wonder if we'd get the A:C 3DS along with it since we are like the only ones without the Pikachu 3DS now