tybalt_cake
heavymetallover
Instead of Asking to everyone in the site,lets make a poll! 
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AC:HHD or Super Mario Maker
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heavymetallover
.-.,well,atleast u have fun! (?)
tybalt_cake
heavymetallover
Umm...emmm...Look! A monkey with 3 heads!
DarkDesertFox
Your Typical Trickster
My question is do you have a 3DS? If yes, what are the reasons you want a New 3DS that makes it worth $220? Super Mario Maker seems like a cool game. I'm not sure if I want it quite yet if I'm just going to be making stuff for myself.
tybalt_cake
heavymetallover
Ok,ill edit it to have just AC:HHD
tybalt_cake
heavymetallover
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BTW,In case ur wondering,"Why do you want another 3ds?"well,i could buy the NFC reader,the problem is,im so *cough* DUMMY *cough* that i could just lose him,yep,i know,worst guy ever.
Also,since i wanted a 3ds xl,well,why not get the new 3ds xl?!
However,im not really sure if its possible both animal crossing and then console
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I highly recommend picking up Super Mario Maker over the Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer route.
For $59.99, you get to create Super Mario Bros. stages, in which the tool is fairly robust to say at least. Once you get creative flowing through your soul, you won't stop playing it for hours. Even if you lack creativity, there's always the seemingly limitless amount of stages waiting for you to play on Course World. You would be doing yourself a disservice if the game being one of the most essential Wii U games to play isn't enough to get you convinced.
Picking that New 3DS bundle is a fine option if you never owned a 3DS before, as the handheld as quite plenty of great games to play. Since you already own an older 3DS model, you can play HHD just as fine, except you'll have to get NFC Reader for any amiibo usage. Though, the game's scope lacks the excitement that Super Mario Maker has. As for the exclusive New 3DS games, there's only Xenoblade Chronicles 3D and The Binding of Isaac Rebirth out there at the moment, yet we haven't heard more titles. Aside of that and amiibo support right out of the box, there aren't enough incentives to upgrade right now, especially less that you'll have to invest more than $200 for that bundle.
For $59.99, you get to create Super Mario Bros. stages, in which the tool is fairly robust to say at least. Once you get creative flowing through your soul, you won't stop playing it for hours. Even if you lack creativity, there's always the seemingly limitless amount of stages waiting for you to play on Course World. You would be doing yourself a disservice if the game being one of the most essential Wii U games to play isn't enough to get you convinced.
Picking that New 3DS bundle is a fine option if you never owned a 3DS before, as the handheld as quite plenty of great games to play. Since you already own an older 3DS model, you can play HHD just as fine, except you'll have to get NFC Reader for any amiibo usage. Though, the game's scope lacks the excitement that Super Mario Maker has. As for the exclusive New 3DS games, there's only Xenoblade Chronicles 3D and The Binding of Isaac Rebirth out there at the moment, yet we haven't heard more titles. Aside of that and amiibo support right out of the box, there aren't enough incentives to upgrade right now, especially less that you'll have to invest more than $200 for that bundle.
I'm pretty sure you can get the game without having to get the bundle. This is just a comparison of if you were to get the bundle or Super Mario Maker.
tybalt_cake
heavymetallover
Lel,i explained i would either get New 3ds/NFC reader
GalacticGhost
.-* elusive clown *-.
I can't decide, they're both games that I really want!
