Kockmongler inspired me to boot my old Gamecube back up, and my first choice for some reason was Animal Crossing.
I used to love this game. Me and my girlfriend are playing it together now. I lost my old memory card with all of my NES data on it... but that was my favorite part of the game, collecting NES games and making a room for them.
Am I the only one here who enjoyed AC?
Problem is is that running around doing meaningless delivery/pick up errands for people just isn't fun. Collecting crap would be fun if you weren't required to do these SAME errands repeatedly to acquire items, and after you pay off your debt it seems like the game loses purpose. I don't understand the appeal of AC.
Quote from: Zero on June 23, 2011, 11:16:35 AM
I don't understand the appeal of AC.
Imagine The Sims with less sex and more cutesy people.
My town would be so full of weeds and move away people. I don't even remember who all was in my town.
Quote from: MooglePlayerChris on June 23, 2011, 11:22:31 AM
Imagine The Sims with less sex and more cutesy people.
Considering you actually have to manage "life" in The Sims, I disagree. Having the ability to manage furniture in your house does not make Animal Crossing similar to the Sims.
yeah I love playing a game where I'm everyone's ninny
Never played it. Many people will play it with their girlfriend/brothers/sisters/whatever, and play it together all the time. I've heard it was way more fun that way.
However I game alone. I don't have any siblings close enough in age or anything. I guess multiplayer games are more fun with someone to play with, but I've always had a family that never allowed me to :/
I actually had a lot of fun with the original and then with the DS version, which made some good improvements. I haven't played either in a while though. Especially fun things were making patterns, collecting furniture and music, and making the gyroid things play along with the music. That was awesome.
Quote from: Kayo on June 26, 2011, 05:21:54 PM
Never played it. Many people will play it with their girlfriend/brothers/sisters/whatever, and play it together all the time. I've heard it was way more fun that way.
However I game alone. I don't have any siblings close enough in age or anything. I guess multiplayer games are more fun with someone to play with, but I've always had a family that never allowed me to :/
I have never heard this at all.
I can understand playing Animal Crossing online or something. It was one of the reasons why people liked Wild World so much. Watching people play the game just seems incredibly boring though, and I'm a fan of the games.
Quote from: Doodle on July 24, 2011, 08:25:55 PM
I have never heard this at all.
I can understand playing Animal Crossing online or something. It was one of the reasons why people liked Wild World so much. Watching people play the game just seems incredibly boring though, and I'm a fan of the games.
Games are never as fun by yourself. :(