Dragona Akehi
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JoshuaJSlone said:
Most excellent.
*Has plans*
Official Animal Crossing: City Folk / Let's Go to the City! Thread of Fun & Innocence
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Most excellent.
*Has plans*
WiiRevolution1
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Theres a prize man in the city today.
He gives you a Bubble Wand (Thats what I cose) and windmill and 2 other things I can't remember.
its FREE but you can only get one.
He gives you a Bubble Wand (Thats what I cose) and windmill and 2 other things I can't remember.
its FREE but you can only get one.
WiiRevolution1
Member
You can only bid on items with friends you registered both their WiiCode and cit folk code (Anything WiiConnect 24 requires WiiCode)Captain N said:
WiiRevolution1
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Its funny of all the things THIS was what I wanted to know the most.alanias said:
I kept looking at all the videos and I kept asking anyone who got the game or guide early but I never could find out.
The 1st thing I did with the game is see what the limit was but yea...you cant see...
Looked in the manual and everything. Its just not there.
Hopefully someone fills their roster up soon. I hope its more than WW.
Green Tentacle
Member
Did anybody else enter the Welcome Waggin contest? My friend and I barely got our pictures in last night. He made a sweet little helmet for his cat to look like Agent S. The results should be known in about two weeks, I think.
WiiRevolution1
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32 friends. Plus yourself.alanias said:
Caesar III
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2 weeks. December 5th.Apenheul said:
EBgames (Ontario) near by work hasn't unpacked their morning shipments, and they are expecting a UPS shipment later today. So, I hope to have the bundle by the end of the work day. I had them read through their emails as well, and confirmed the 2000 Wii Points (Canada) with the bundle. Woot.
kirbutashi
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I haven't found a portable pattern maker, so I don't know if it has one at all. If it does, I'd love to use it over fumbling with the pointer. I needs a D-pad!Dragona Akehi said:
HappyBivouac
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I picked this up yesterday, digging up an old gift card and wanting to spend the winter months curled up with a bunch of fuzzy animals in a happy little forest town where I can be a fashion designer and gossip and decorate my home and and and
Well, seriously not much has changed but the graphics are by no means terrible, the sound is a huge improvement over garbage that was WW's sound, (though no new music.. just redone versions of WW songs. sad, I liked GC's music better.), and the town is not a huge lot filled with dirt and a couple patches of grass as it was in WW.
The rolling view, which I hated in WW, is actually pleasant on a big TV and when it's not split over two screens. The animals' interactions and personalities seem a bit more fleshed out (though it's been one day, so I can't really say that at this point). Controls are very well implemented and the experience overall feels a lot less clunky than WW did.
I can't say much about the city yet. When they first announced the game I was very skeptical about this aspect, being that it mostly just replaces the random NPC visits with an area where you can just see any of them whenever you want. However after visiting I can say that I definitely enjoy this addition. I'm not entirely sure how this is going to affect how I play in the long term, but even just the fact that it is a change of scenery is very refreshing.
And overall, animal crossing is largely an atmospheric, mood-centered experience. You cannot really talk about the game until you've played it. The graphics are definitely enjoyable when you're actually playing the game. It's pretty much the good things of the first two games mashed together with a few new additions, so if you couldn't stand the experience in those, by all means avoid this title. If you have found enjoyment in animal crossing in the past, you know why you will enjoy this one. That is to say, if you like animal crossing, there is really no reason you should avoid this iteration. It is, in my opinion, the best of the three.
Well, seriously not much has changed but the graphics are by no means terrible, the sound is a huge improvement over garbage that was WW's sound, (though no new music.. just redone versions of WW songs. sad, I liked GC's music better.), and the town is not a huge lot filled with dirt and a couple patches of grass as it was in WW.
The rolling view, which I hated in WW, is actually pleasant on a big TV and when it's not split over two screens. The animals' interactions and personalities seem a bit more fleshed out (though it's been one day, so I can't really say that at this point). Controls are very well implemented and the experience overall feels a lot less clunky than WW did.
I can't say much about the city yet. When they first announced the game I was very skeptical about this aspect, being that it mostly just replaces the random NPC visits with an area where you can just see any of them whenever you want. However after visiting I can say that I definitely enjoy this addition. I'm not entirely sure how this is going to affect how I play in the long term, but even just the fact that it is a change of scenery is very refreshing.
And overall, animal crossing is largely an atmospheric, mood-centered experience. You cannot really talk about the game until you've played it. The graphics are definitely enjoyable when you're actually playing the game. It's pretty much the good things of the first two games mashed together with a few new additions, so if you couldn't stand the experience in those, by all means avoid this title. If you have found enjoyment in animal crossing in the past, you know why you will enjoy this one. That is to say, if you like animal crossing, there is really no reason you should avoid this iteration. It is, in my opinion, the best of the three.
ThatObviousUser
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HappyBivouac said:
Yup, IGN seemed to echo these statements (exactly) as well.
Added/updated the review section.
ThatObviousUser
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Kandinsky said:I love how now its summer in my town
Winter in AC was always my favorite. Probably because I started playing the original Christmas Day.
perfectchaos007
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Is it true that Nookingtons is only open from 9am -9pm? If so that would be hella lame.
solid2snake
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HappyBivouac said:
great impressions, thx
after Dead Space, Fable 2 and Gears 2, i'm ready for some peaceful life at animal crossing.
perfectchaos007
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omg rite said:
Nookingtons was open till 11PM in wild world
Cheap USB wireless keyboard (and mouse) thanks to lilboo at CAG.
http://www.target.com/Logitech-EX10...=UTF8&index=target&rh=k:Logitech EX100&page=1
Seems to be widely available and works with AC according to impressions.
I like the charm of the speech bubbles more than hearing voices actually.
http://www.target.com/Logitech-EX10...=UTF8&index=target&rh=k:Logitech EX100&page=1
Seems to be widely available and works with AC according to impressions.
I like the charm of the speech bubbles more than hearing voices actually.
othersteve
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Cheat Code Central made the review list, and yet my review did not?
~os
~os
ThatObviousUser
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othersteve said:Cheat Code Central made the review list, and yet my review did not?
~os
Hrm, why are you un-bolded at GameRankings? When CCC and yours were the only reviews, yours didn't affect the score for some reason...
Also your score was bad and we can't have that. >:O
DevelopmentArrested
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EvilMario said:
:lol Ebgames Canada.. good luck with that.
othersteve
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Gamerankings requires that multiplatform sites publish at least 300 reviews prior to being bolded and counted toward the overall average. Although our staff has been writing reviews together for years now, when we broke away from our previous parent company at Gamerz-Edge (now defunct as a result) we were forced to rebrand and start from the ground up. Hence we now only have 200 reviews, as our new site just went live less than eight months ago. Another 100 to go before then.Andrex said:
I have been writing reviews for 8 years now for various outlets before finally settling down.Anyway, I don't really mind, I was honestly kidding. But since you asked you got the story.
~os
lol, gil?
So, I'm all ready to play, only apparently there's a mandatory update on the disc. My Wii is all homebrew'ed up. Is this update safe (as in, won't break homebrew), or should I pass on this game?
I suppose I could try a launcher to circumvent the update...
So, I'm all ready to play, only apparently there's a mandatory update on the disc. My Wii is all homebrew'ed up. Is this update safe (as in, won't break homebrew), or should I pass on this game?
I suppose I could try a launcher to circumvent the update...
ThatObviousUser
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othersteve said:Gamerankings requires that multiplatform sites publish at least 300 reviews prior to being bolded and counted toward the overall average. Although our staff has been writing reviews together for years now, when we broke away from our previous parent company at Gamerz-Edge (now defunct as a result) we were forced to rebrand and start from the ground up. Hence we now only have 200 reviews, as our new site just went live less than eight months ago. Another 100 to go before then.
Anyway, I don't really mind, I was honestly kidding. But since you asked you got the story.
~os
OK.
I was always wondering about the behind the scenes at GR....
othersteve
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Actually, if you want the full story, you can check out their help page here:Andrex said:OK.
I was always wondering about the behind the scenes at GR....
http://www.gamerankings.com/itemrankings/help.asp
Wow, are we off-topic now?
~os
Chibbi Brady
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Mejilan said:
I think it's the most recent one, in which case avoid the update as it'll neuter homebrew for you. Best to run it through a program that disables the firmware updates.
Fantastical
Death Prophet
I kind of want this game now... I mean I love Animal Crossing but I'm not ready to pour money into, what I see as a half-assed effort. Wii Speak really intrigues me though...