Did you know that Animal Crossing (USA) is called Doubutsu no Mori in Japan?

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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Imp Zone > Did you know that Animal Crossing (USA) is called Doubutsu no Mori in Japan?

Bolverkur: Aug 9, 2012

time travellers are gonna burn in hell

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Bolverkur: Aug 9, 2012

played Wild World on DS a lot and I wouldn't go back to it. the only thing I miss from New Leaf is the cafe and Gracie, which I'm sure will get added one day. but the GC version of Animal Crossing is really neat. I like the N64 visual style and I seem to recall some villagers being more abrasive or closed off to begin with. it also had NES games you could place as NES consoles in your house to play full games. really cool and I really wish you could do that in New Horizons, like if the Switch console item started up the NES/SNES games for online subscribers.

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