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Kirby Canvas Curse and Animal Crossing: Wild World coming to the NA Wii U VC tomorrow
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Psyrgery ES
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Heh, and I was fool enough to believe that the WiiU would not get an animal crossing, heh...
ElectricBlanketFire
Member
Heh, and I was fool enough to believe that the WiiU would not get an animal crossing, heh...
Amiibo Party reveal crushed me.
Yep, it was named Power Paintbrush here.
Enter the Dragon Punch
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Wild World is my favorite Animal Crossing that isn't New Leaf. It probably holds up exceptionally well.
NinjaCoachZ
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Wild World is the best one after New Leaf. Totally worth it! So many fun memories...
Hip Hop
Member
Wild World stripped many things from the original, it wasn't even worth it to me when it came out. City Folk too.
I'd stick with the 3DS version but, I wouldn't be against it for nostalgia purposes.
Robin64
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There's very little reason to go backwards along the Animal Crossing path, aside from nostalgia kicks. Wild World was great, but New Leaf does everything better. Remember, also, that the Nintendo WFC components of Wild World no longer work either.
Wasn't there some simple (assuming your Wii U is hacked) way to increase the rendering resolution of the DS games? I'm down for some sweet sweet Wild World.
Sort of. The core is solid and consistent enough for me to still find the experience enjoyable but if the idea of more fossils/fishing/bugs/turnips/events while loosing out on some QoL changes is not what you're in the mood for then I agree with people saying to stick with New Leaf.
What did it strip? The only thing I remember being a bummer is that everyone is in one shared house rather than four individual homes. I think I still prefer the older games over New Leaf just because having so much direct control made me feel like I was the overlord of the town rather than a piece of a quirky little village. They're all fantastic games though.
Sort of. The core is solid and consistent enough for me to still find the experience enjoyable but if the idea of more fossils/fishing/bugs/turnips/events while loosing out on some QoL changes is not what you're in the mood for then I agree with people saying to stick with New Leaf.
What did it strip? The only thing I remember being a bummer is that everyone is in one shared house rather than four individual homes. I think I still prefer the older games over New Leaf just because having so much direct control made me feel like I was the overlord of the town rather than a piece of a quirky little village. They're all fantastic games though.
