Ronnie

The game is pretty good but I'm just so bored with NSMB I find myself playing a few levels then putting it down.

I'm on day 4 (or is it 5?) and I got the same cookie ticket item as day 1. Hmmm...

So how many new villagers tend to move into town in total? So far 1 has and another is on the way.

Well it's definitely harder and the levels are completely different. Not very keen on the shorter time limit though, makes finding the star coins very stressful.

Stupid question, what were the medals I won last night in the balloon popping minigame? Do they have any use? Niice!

Do people tend to chop down their non-fruit trees and plant fruit ones in their place?

I'd personally prefer the mini boosts to be waggle-based but oh well.

Two NSMBU updates, a hundred clicks to buy NSLU add-on, a 30 minute download and a 5 minute install later.....

I seem to remember a Piranha Plant filled level at the very end of NSMBW that made me want to throw my Wii out the window...

It has 80+ new levels, so more or less a brand new game, it was never going to be free. £18 sounds about right I reckon.

Big thanks to @tapedeck for showing me the ropes, first out of town visit, first trip to the island, first swim, first trade, first balloon game etc! Didn't think my love for this game could get any bigger!

Just wondering about etiquette! Is it generally acceptable to take fruit from other friends' trees? I don't really mind people taking mine as long as they're not perfect ones, but just wanted to check! Like for instance if I go to a town that has oranges as the native fruit, can I take 3 back to my town and sell them? Is that generally what people do? Jeeze I sound like a total noob

Thanks I've just posted in that topic. Random question, can people on your friend list visiting your town take fruit from your trees? :heh:

Hi all, new all to all this friend list malarkey, be great to add a few people from here? 3222 - 5578 - 6509 Town is called Daybreak. Native fruit are Apples, though there'll be an orange tree shortly I hope

I was extremely skeptical about Animal Crossing at first but put me down as someone who is having an amazing time playing it Overflowing with charm and little details here and there that make you smile. I'm also enjoying it a lot more now that I realised you can use the D-pad to switch items! Oh and grouping fruit together rather than individually! I am a bit concerned the game might run out of things to keep me interested after say a month? In previous games was there always something going on over time? Also I'd like to visit other people's towns on here, how do I go about doing that (newbie question!!)? Don't think any of you are on my friends list?

Stupid question... Why are some items in my inventory just leaves? Hovering over them shows what they really are. Are these supposed to be interior decorations?

Thanks all. Now I'm concerned I've built my house with a rock on one side of it, d'oh, means I can't expand that way right?

Can I ask you guys a question, I've just started this game and picked this map... is it a decent choice or will it likely annoy me how far Re-sell is to the town hall etc? Is this a particularly bad layout, should I reset since I'm only a few minutes into the game?

Just tranfering my original 3DS software to my new 3DS XL. Man the XL's screen is horrible resolution wise Menus look so bad EDIT: Ok, in-game isn't quite so bad

Stop selling your stuff only to want to buy it again later!! :P

"Super Little Acorns Turbo 3D" - great title

"My gate is open to everyone" sounds a tad dodgy :P When you buy a download title from GAME, do they send you a card with the code in the post or do you get the code instantly after ordering?

Ok I'll be downloading this later on. Apparently you have to choose your preferred map layout at the start? Anyone have any tips for the best type of map to have, or is there no difference?

Even better!! Bubble Bobble, Cobra Triangle and/or Bart Simpson vs the Space Mutants next please Nintendo

So many memories playing Wrecking Crew, great game