I went back to playing NL after over 1000 hours in NH, it holds up amazingly. NH is gorgeous, but NL is still my favorite AC game, easily a 10/10, NH is like an 8/10 imo
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I think that as long as you are not bothered by the graphics all of the older Animal Crossing games have their own charm and are worth playing. Each one has benefits that the others don't have. New Leaf is not my favorite, but it is the game that I have played the most consistently in the series. There is plenty to do and keep you interested, so why not give it a try?
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CasualWheezer
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I think that New Leaf is one of the must have games for the 3DS and many people would argue that it's the best game in the series so I'd definitely recommend getting it.
Plainbluetees
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Definitely! If don’t worry about graphics, I would go for it! New Leaf is by far the best animal crossing game to maintain along with new horizons in my opinion. It has a lot of charm and cool features that you don’t get in New Horizons and I think if you love New Horizons you would love New Leaf too! It’s also nice to take a break from one game and work on the other, and in New Leaf there are more daily tasks to do than New Horizons if you count checking all the shops.
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You should definitely buy new leaf! It's a fun game and it gives you more control over what you want your town to be. Want a town full of ducks? You can do that! Want a futuristic town with cool paths and pwps? (public work projects that you basically can decide wherever you want to put them) You can do that. You can do this in New horizons, but I prefer new leaf.
Personally, I've tried to go back to New Leaf after playing NH, but I just can't, I don't find it appealing or that much fun anymore because I think I have ran out of things to do. But of course that's because I had already played it a lot; you might still enjoy it if you give it a shot
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