Why do you keep playing?

[PaperLuigi3]

As opposed to the newer ones?

 

[Mars Adept]

Because it has some features that weren't in future installments, and it just feels so different. I still play Wild World and City Folk though.

I'm getting Animal Forest 64 soon so I can see things that weren't in the American version or e+, like the bell shrine.

 

[Blu Rose]

Oh, I play this one, CF (not much anymore) and NL.
I just really like the GameCube version since it's my first town, and the characters are all great...
Compared to newer, I mean. I just really don't like what they did with the dialog, nor that they removed the "request system" of jobs...

 

[jvgsjeff]

Why not? It's a fun game and it has some great music. Even though I don't play it as often as I play the newer games, I still like to check on my village from time to time. In addition, it has features/events that the later games don't have. For example, I try to check out the cherry blossom festival each year.

 

[pika62221]

Because it has some features that weren't in future installments, and it just feels so different. I still play Wild World and City Folk though.

I'm getting Animal Forest 64 soon so I can see things that weren't in the American version or e+, like the bell shrine.

get ready to change the clock EVERY SINGLE TIME you start, because it doesn't continue with the game off! You know the Bell Shrine is also in + right? Playing Animal Forest is going to be very, VERY limited. You can't annoy the villagers. You don't have a museum, so nothing to do with all your collected stuff other than sell them to Tanukichi. Same with fossils, but you do send them away to be analyzed, so you can sell them too. It's clearly a game that NEEDED the famicom games, and for that very reason they threw in like 9 or so of them.

 

[Mars Adept]

I actually already knew that it's limited and you have to change the clock every time you play. I haven't played in over a week, but I might turn on the game again soon.

Maybe the reason I play GCN is because I need variety compared to WW and CF.