CrimsonLoftwing

It's quite amazing how large Animal Crossing 3DS's file size is. I mean, I expected it to be on the larger end because of the deep amount of content included in the title, but still...

I am very much looking forward to this title for the Nintendo 3DS.

Phew, I thought that the posters were the only Platinum gift at first. I mean, I like them and I think they're neat, but I was expecting a much better reward. You know, something more... collectible. So, when I realized that there were the Platinum Mario Playing Cards, I was so happy. I just placed my order on Club Nintendo for them. c:

This trailer made me absolutely freak out. I was expecting something interesting from the trailer at first, but afterwards, I was dying of excitement. I desire to own this game even more now. x3

These images are absolutely gorgeous! Now I'm twice as excited for the graphic power of the Wii U.

Truthfully, I'm looking forward to this game very much. I enjoy the idea of many of Nintendo's first-party iconic characters combined in one game with many attractions. I can't express to anyone how thrilled I am about the Animal Crossing: Sweet Day attraction, though. It's just so cute! :3

I'm dying for this title. I've been following along with Pandora's Tower since Nintendo teased it with a trailer and website over a year ago. I've read all about it and I've watched many videos, so now I really hope that it comes to North America. <3

This game was quite fun and exciting, as it saw many features returning from the original Animal Crossing on the Nintendo GameCube, but were skipped out in Animal Crossing: Wild World for the Nintendo DS. I really enjoyed how they combined the first two Animal Crossing titles into this game, with additional features. However, the city, in my opinion, was quite wasteful. So many additional features could have been added or changed to make the city a funner place to visit. The Wi-Fi connectivity in Animal Crossing: Wild World really changed the way people connect in Animal Crossing, and was refined even better in Animal Crossing: City Folk / Let's Go to the City. I did find this title more appealing than it's predecessor, but not a single Animal Crossing title wins over Animal Crossing for the Nintendo GameCube.

Truthfully, in the beginning, I was quite addicted to this game, despite my love for the original Animal Crossing. However, this title lost its charm much quicker, and the low-end processing power that the Nintendo DS could withhold really ruined a lot of the quality. Many of the memorable features and exciting heights the original Animal Crossing for the Nintendo GameCube brought were removed from Animal Crossing: Wild World, and many of the returning features were quite scratchy (for example, the graphics AND the soundtracks). I do however, enjoy all Animal Crossing titles, including this one, but I do wish that Nintendo could have improved the quality of this game, in my own opinion.

This game is so relaxing. No matter how far technology advances and how stressful life can get, this game always soothes me. I've been playing Animal Crossing for seven years, and I've played all in the series, including the Japanese versions. This game is by far the best retro game ever. I'm quite excited to see how Animal Crossing 3DS is, but no matter what, Animal Crossing for the Nintendo GameCube will always be my favorite title, for many purposes. <3

This is so amazing. <3 I've always loved the Animal Crossing series, at least since 2005. I'm so happy that this was made. I open this site most of every time I use the computer!

To be honest, if what Nintendo charges for deep online services, I'm mostly sure of it to be worth the value. I mean, not always, of course. But, I'd certainly hope that Nintendo doesn't go too "fee crazy".

I'll be purchasing a Nintendo 3DS XL, and since my family performs the hand-me-down system, I'll have to give my sister my Aqua Blue 3DS. I do, however, wish that the 3DS XL's design was a bit more... attractive.

Truthfully, I really want this! I mean, I probably wouldn't take it everywhere, but I'd definitely keep it for collection. However, since I'm in North America, I'll be receiving the Gold Mario Pin! I usually don't order games online, but because that's the only way North America's exclusive bonus item, I'll make an exception. :3

These colors are nice, but in my opinion, they're too... bright. Nonetheless, they're still really neat!

Wow, Nintendo sure did make this weekly update nicely. Luckily for me (along with many others), I already had The Legend of Zelda and NES Open Tournament Golf from the 3DS Ambassador Program. (:

I updated this app on my Nintendo 3DS today, but I have yet to try out its new features. It seems very interesting, though!

I'm surprised that The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword isn't on this list. However, I absolutely love Super Mario Galaxy's and Xenoblade Chronicles' soundtracks a lot.

This is a very neat application. I really do hope that Nintendo develops it for the USA as well.