| Vikki said: Maybe an unpopular opinion, but I don't think Animal Crossing works as well on a console. To me the whole appeal of Animal Crossing was it's ability to be played on the move. Although I did love City Folk/Let's Go To The City I could never shake the feeling that I'd rather be under the covers with the game in my hands, rather than in front of a couch staring at a TV. I mean, I'd play it if there was a Wii U release, but I would rather wait longer for another 3DS release. I have no doubt they'll do it eventually though. You know what I'd love? The ability to have more than one town. That'd be wicked awesome. |
Your opinion is probably more popular than mine. I'm not a fan of handhelds. I bought a ds...and never played it. It's so much a commuter/backseat device. When I drive, I'm driving...and I don't take mass transit too much. So mostly I'm gaming at home. Animal Crossing is a "get up in the morning, have some coffee, and take care of my chores" kind of game.
Having multiple towns would definitely be cool...that way you could see where the animals go when they're tired of your town.
There's just so much more they could do with this game...but I'm worried they're going to just keep going with the limited advancements they keep making with each iteration.
And I think I'd really like them to not have the world rotate like it has been these last few games. Top down is so much better. Now that's probably a minority opinion.
