Animal Crossing: New Leaf

I am a huge Animal Crossing fan. I have 4 Wild World games and have completed 2 and started over. I have City Folk on the wii too. When this came I I wanted it so bad but I have the DS lite and it is for the 3DS. I finally could stand it no more and bought the 3DS just to play this game so glad I did the bigger screen is so much better. I cannot do the 3D as it makes me sick so glad you can turn it all the way off. I have been playing 10 days now and I am so addicted. I am 57 not a kid and I play 2 to 3 times a day. There are so many new things and almost all of the old things but better. I love how the animals actually do things they shop and go to the museum and fish shake trees. They invite you over to their house to give decorating ideas and if you talk enough they let you pick out an item and take it sometimes for free or if it is really specials sell it to you really cheap. Going to the Island is so much fun and a way to make money fast. You get to bring back 40 items like fruits, shells, fish, flowers each time you go over. There are more fruits than before the island ones are worth 250 bells. I write letters to the animals all 9 of them everyday asking for fruit I still need apples and pears but they are not cooperating. lol. You start out in a tent that cost $39,000 but you don't have to work for Nook in this game. Nook is strictly in home building and remodeling at quite hefty price points. You are the mayor of your town. You get to choose the layout form 5 or 6 cannot remember exactly as you are on the train. When you get there you get to pick where you build your house. Very nice features. I simply love going swimming and deep sea diving. I did buy the guide I have all 3 it is nice to mark off what you have. It has some bad reviews but really its not that bad. I like the smaller hand held book I would have liked to seen the pictures of the animals with the names but except for the new ones I can look back to the previous guides they do have pictures. Mine feels sturdy and of good quality not going to fall apart. Now all I need are people who are nice and respect each others towns to wifi and visit with. I have visited on the island but not really talking much. I will not trample flowers or leave your sight nor will I steal. I do need apples and Pears. I can trade everything else except bamboo have not seen that on the island yet. If you want to wifi and are of like mind leave me a comment. I also found a web page that has some very helpful hints that are not in the guide I cannot post it here but I could put it in the comments if you ask, if you hit like I will get an automatic email so I can respond.

The only other Animal Crossing game I enjoyed, was Animal Crossing for the GameCube. After that game, Animal Crossing just kind of fell off my radar. I read about the other titles, but none of them sounded like anything I would enjoy. Animal Crossing: New Leaf, however, is a game I've been looking forward to since the 3DS first came out! After hardly being able to put the game down for days now, I think I'm finally ready to review (my 3DS is actually in need of a charge anyway :P). In short, you are the Mayor of the town in AC: New Leaf. With that title, comes the same old responsibilities had in old AC games (making deliveries, pulling weeds, filling up the town museum, etc.), plus some new ones. Once you break in your mayoral shoes, you can enact ordinances and start construction projects. Ordinances can change town attitudes. For instance, as a night owl, I enacted a night-life ordinance so my stores stay open later. I also built a bridge over a part of the river in my town so I didn't have to keep running all the way around. Oops. Did you maybe find a better spot for that bridge you just built? No problem. Just demolish it and build it again in its new spot. Those things are just the tip of the iceberg of what's new in AC: New Leaf. Now, let me talk about what I really love about the game. The connectivity! My girlfriend also owns a 3DS, so she picked up her own copy of AC: New Leaf. Not only can we visit each others towns locally, but we can also play mini-games together (accessible after a certain point in AC: New Leaf), visit each others stores, send mail/gifts, donate to each others construction projects -- and you can even bring an NPC resident of your town to visit a friend's town! Plus, what's even more fun, is you can open your ticket gate to online friends, and then put your 3DS to sleep in its charging cradle while your friends come and go without any fear of your 3DS running out of battery life. In fact, I leave my ticket gate open when I go to work. I never know what kind of gifts, bulletin board messages, mail, I'm going to come home to. It's exciting and fun. Another cool feature is the ability to snap photos by holding L and R. These photos can then be shared on facebook/twitter/tumblr via 3DS Image Share. I won't post a link, but just Google "3DS image share" to find out how you can share your photos right from your 3DS. Don't worry, it's a Nintendo made tool, so you have nothing to worry about. Just look it up :) The game is a blast and accomplishes it all without sex, violence, language, drugs, and competitive natures. Don't get me wrong, I like M rated games just as much as the next adult gamer, but it's nice to play a game that has such charm and is absolutely addicting without any of the staples present in most modern day entertainment. A must-have if you own a Nintendo 3DS. Five stars!

Nota 10

Very nice game. Objectively speaking its probably the best in the series.

Das Paket ist pünktlich angekommen und wie abgebildet .

Il s’agissait d’un cadeau de Noël pour ma fille, lorsque l’on insert la carte de jeu dans la console. Il est noté insérer carte alors qu’elle se trouve à l’intérieur. C’est très bizarre car les d'autres jeux fonctionnent impeccablement. Vraiment déçu et ma fille aussi.

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