Doubutsu no Mori e+

Envy said:
Back in 2003 when I was still obsessed with Animal Crossing, I wanted to import this game so bad. But I was 14 and my parents weren't happy with the idea of importing.

Now, I don't know exactly what I would have done with it being in Japanese and everything. However, it certainly looks to be the best Animal Crossing game ever made. I have a wish (that is a real pipe dream, you don't have to tell me) that when we get GCN games on the Wii U VC that instead of adding AC:GCN (which would have to be altered in a few areas to begin with) they would translate this game and bring it over for the VC. They wouldn't have to alter it as much, seeing as instead of the island being available by GBA linking, you get it from Tom Nook like the house payments. There'd still be issues, like the e-cards and the NES games, but at least one issue would be gone!
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There is a little problem though. To get an islander, you have to scan an e-card.
 
Envy said:
Back in 2003 when I was still obsessed with Animal Crossing, I wanted to import this game so bad. But I was 14 and my parents weren't happy with the idea of importing.

Now, I don't know exactly what I would have done with it being in Japanese and everything. However, it certainly looks to be the best Animal Crossing game ever made. I have a wish (that is a real pipe dream, you don't have to tell me) that when we get GCN games on the Wii U VC that instead of adding AC:GCN (which would have to be altered in a few areas to begin with) they would translate this game and bring it over for the VC. They wouldn't have to alter it as much, seeing as instead of the island being available by GBA linking, you get it from Tom Nook like the house payments. There'd still be issues, like the e-cards and the NES games, but at least one issue would be gone!
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I doubt we'll ever get any of the GameCube Animal Crossing games on Virtual Console. Aside from the e-Reader problem, there's also the whole NES game problem. They'd have to change and/or remove too many things for a Virtual Console release.
 
I don't think that they'll re-release any Animal Crossing games. They've done that three times in Japan, and I would be upset if they announced another Animal Crossing game only to find out that it's just a re-released version.
 
Tyeforce said:
I doubt we'll ever get any of the GameCube Animal Crossing games on Virtual Console. Aside from the e-Reader problem, there's also the whole NES game problem. They'd have to change and/or remove too many things for a Virtual Console release.
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Did you even read my post?

Lazyrs9090 said:
I don't think that they'll re-release any Animal Crossing games. They've done that three times in Japan, and I would be upset if they announced another Animal Crossing game only to find out that it's just a re-released version.
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Releasing on the Virtual Console is a completely different thing from re-releasing in general.
 
toshiwoshi said:
you could also try to get a region free version, but that would probably be hard to get
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There's no region free version of the game. And if there was, it would probably be more expensive than the real version.

You just have to region unlock your GameCube or Wii to play it, unfortunately. :\
 
Someday, my dream is to translate this game!

If i get a degree in Japanese.
 
Lazyrs9090 said:
Playing 3D games on an emulator have terrible quality. It wouldn't work out very much :\
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you either have a bad computer, are misinformed, or are lying.

an n64 game should be easy peasy. try star fox 64 using project 64.

ps2 games need a good computer and good configurations for the graphics, but i have no doubt they could be better than on the ps2 hardware.

the same will happen to current and next-gen consoles, as long as technology advances.

all you need to have is a controller to make it great. try a 360 controller, or emulating one using a ps3 controller. joysticks are amazing.
 
Psychonaut said:
you either have a bad computer, are misinformed, or are lying.

an n64 game should be easy peasy. try star fox 64 using project 64.

ps2 games need a good computer and good configurations for the graphics, but i have no doubt they could be better than on the ps2 hardware.

the same will happen to current and next-gen consoles, as long as technology advances.

all you need to have is a controller to make it great. try a 360 controller, or emulating one using a ps3 controller. joysticks are amazing.
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Nintendo 64 emulators work pretty well for me, just with slight bugs (I'm assuming this is a problem for everyone). I was talking more about GameCube games. I can't get the settings correct to get it to stop being laggy.
 
Regardless, we shouldn't be talking about hacking. :p
I still don't know the differences between the Japanese and the American version.
 
The Japanese version is just an updated version of the American one. It's the first game where medicine appears. It is also the game which all of the K.K. Slider songs appear (not K.K. House or K.K. Sonata). Nice town decorations appear in this game, such as a super huge Yoshi egg, a large mushroom, a well, and much more stuff. This is also the first game where you are able to take pictures in-game.

There's more added stuff, but I can't name them right now.
 
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