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As long as we don't have to use street pass to unlock content. I still have only found a few fellow DS owners here in Arizona, and I'd feel like a creepy pedophile if I asked if I could pass with them. (and the odds that they'd own and be playing animal crossing at our time of meeting seems only more unlikely)
Was this announced on the JP or NA stream? I saw nothing about this on the NA one, and this was the only announcement I was waiting for.
This is a good enough reason to warrant buying a 3DS in my mind I really hope it comes out in NA. What scares me is thatthey didn't announce this at E3 which makes me think they don't think NA is interested.
Still no solid JP date, and no US info at all...
...-_-;
Why hold these things if your info is just going to be a trickle anyway?
Why keep holding out when you obviously don't want to have a huge media blowout?
Grumble grumble...
WHERE'S MAH AC/MH/RF4/BLAHBLAHBLAH
/(O[]O)/ 'I__I ,,
...-_-;
Why hold these things if your info is just going to be a trickle anyway?
Why keep holding out when you obviously don't want to have a huge media blowout?
Grumble grumble...
WHERE'S MAH AC/MH/RF4/BLAHBLAHBLAH
/(O[]O)/ 'I__I ,,
@llort That's not how streetpass works. If you've played a game that has streepass functionality and pass by someone else that has also played it then information is exchanged even if you don't currently have the game cartridge in your system.
@strangerdanger
That's cool, I didn't know you didn't have to be playing the same game at the same time. (still don't know if I'd ever find another 3DS owner who owns the same games as me though)
That's cool, I didn't know you didn't have to be playing the same game at the same time. (still don't know if I'd ever find another 3DS owner who owns the same games as me though)
@llort
I just discovered a few weeks ago that there's streetpass for mp3s, too. You can make a list of your ten favorite songs, and then those get swapped. I'm assuming the lists, not the actual songs. However, I HIGHLY doubt I'll ever pass by anyone that uses their 3ds as an mp3 player.
If you haven't, it's worth checking out if only for the Excitebike visualizer.
I just discovered a few weeks ago that there's streetpass for mp3s, too. You can make a list of your ten favorite songs, and then those get swapped. I'm assuming the lists, not the actual songs. However, I HIGHLY doubt I'll ever pass by anyone that uses their 3ds as an mp3 player.
If you haven't, it's worth checking out if only for the Excitebike visualizer.
I've been waiting for this game for awhile.
why does Nintendo seem to be pushing it away like the fucked up aunt who comes to visit every 5 years?
why does Nintendo seem to be pushing it away like the fucked up aunt who comes to visit every 5 years?
I learned a few things in these screens, like PORTER IS BACK AND SO IS THE TRAIN and Timmy/Tommy owns the shop now, which makes prefect sense I guess.
Where was this in the North American stream? I was flipping my shit again over the lack of Animal Crossing. I need my portable 3D cute animal furniture collecting simulator
@Perro
You're in for a treat! I think the DS version was the best iteration of the game to date. The stylus makes so much more sense to use for designing things, and since Animal Crossing is a game you only really play for half an hour a day anyway (except when all your trees bloom and you have to spend two hours selling everything), it makes perfect sense as a handheld. I have friends who still play it now before bed, because the music is so calm and chill and it makes for pleasant dreams.
The Wii version was nice in theory and added some cool features, like designing multiple parts of a shirt to actually make cool outfits, but it was pretty useless with the Wiimote unless you have magically steady hands (I don't). I'd love to see all the new functionality (like the aforementioned design elements, city visits, and shorter loading times) incorporated into the 3DS version. My least favorite thing about the DS version was switching between buttons and stylus, but it was an early DS release so I'm sure that that's fixed by now. Adding in Street Pass elements sells it immediately for me.
You're in for a treat! I think the DS version was the best iteration of the game to date. The stylus makes so much more sense to use for designing things, and since Animal Crossing is a game you only really play for half an hour a day anyway (except when all your trees bloom and you have to spend two hours selling everything), it makes perfect sense as a handheld. I have friends who still play it now before bed, because the music is so calm and chill and it makes for pleasant dreams.
The Wii version was nice in theory and added some cool features, like designing multiple parts of a shirt to actually make cool outfits, but it was pretty useless with the Wiimote unless you have magically steady hands (I don't). I'd love to see all the new functionality (like the aforementioned design elements, city visits, and shorter loading times) incorporated into the 3DS version. My least favorite thing about the DS version was switching between buttons and stylus, but it was an early DS release so I'm sure that that's fixed by now. Adding in Street Pass elements sells it immediately for me.
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