Are you getting Animal Crossing 3DS?
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Psychonaut
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yes, at some point. maybe not at release, but definitely one i'll eventually get. why, i don't know.
Ehingen Guy
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Yes, I'll get it along with the 3DS if AC's a launch title.
bittermeat
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Yes, but I won't be getting a Nintendo 3DS soon after it's release.
I guess for me I really don't know.
The old Animal Crossing lover in me wants to buy it on day one, but the more realistic current me says I should wait and see the opinions of the naysayers. They're the ones that are right and if they say "this game is a huge letdown" I will rent it. Looking back on it, that's all I really should have done with City Folk.
The old Animal Crossing lover in me wants to buy it on day one, but the more realistic current me says I should wait and see the opinions of the naysayers. They're the ones that are right and if they say "this game is a huge letdown" I will rent it. Looking back on it, that's all I really should have done with City Folk.
bittermeat
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Yeah, I'll wait to see if it proves itself worthy. It definitely has to have a new musical score, I don't want it to sound like anything off of Wild World/City Folk. The vibe that City Folk gave off was extremely boring, I could not play it for more than an hour or less. It's a new game, so it should give out a new feeling.
I may rent it or borrow it from a friend before purchasing, or just spoil myself by watching gameplay on YouTube.
I may rent it or borrow it from a friend before purchasing, or just spoil myself by watching gameplay on YouTube.
Psychonaut
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i don't really understand the appeal of renting a game like animal crossing..
reasons being the game is meant to be played over long periods of time, and because unless you're playing city folk or the original/GC game, you're going to be losing your town and all your work every time you have to turn it back in. (unless you get lucky and rent it twice in a row w/o someone else renting it)
but eh. whatever works
reasons being the game is meant to be played over long periods of time, and because unless you're playing city folk or the original/GC game, you're going to be losing your town and all your work every time you have to turn it back in. (unless you get lucky and rent it twice in a row w/o someone else renting it)
but eh. whatever works
bittermeat
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Renting, as in seeing how it is first before purchasing. Like what Envy had said, renting City Folk would've been a good choice, because I extremely regret buying it in the first place.
I don't know if I'm going to get it or not, I'm still kind of back and forth on the prospect of getting a 3ds because of epilepsy and migranes, but I'm dying to get Ocarina of time again so it's kind of a crossroads here. If I do get one I'll probably pick up the AC game just because. Is there a release date on the 3Ds yet anyway?
Ehingen Guy
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Sometime in March.
Awesome.
! AlainLeGrand !
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No, not now. When it won't cost alot... or when I'll have the money !
And I don't see the appeal in spending $50 on a game that I played for a week and can't bear to play at all anymore. In fact, I hate City Folk. I seriously think it was terrible and wasn't even worth a penny. I don't want to spend too much on a game when the series has a track record like that. This time Nintendo needs to earn their money. The Animal Crossing name is no longer one I trust.
You could also read reviews :/
Reviewers don't tend to like the Animal Crossing series all of that much to begin with, so them giving City Folk a 6 out of 10 wasn't going to influence me either way. They never have been really accurate and don't judge the games on the same basis that I do. So they're useless.
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