Nintendo posted their earnings report today and with that came the latest first-party launch schedule for all regions. I’ve posted the 3DS schedule for both America and Europe above, however you can find the full line-up at the end of the post.
This lines up pretty well with what we already knew so far although I can’t help laugh at “Early 2013” still on the American list.
One more interesting thing I noticed is that Europe is still calling it “Animal Crossing (temp.)” so we may see an alternative name to New Leaf in Europe. Just like how we had “City Folk” and “Let’s Go to the City” on the Wii.
Anyway, the full report can be found in the source link below including Wii U titles for all regions. Leave your comments below regarding this latest update!
February is almost here and the first DLC item for the month has been revealed by Nintendo. Players of a Japanese copy of Animal Crossing: New Leaf can expect to receive an Aurora Screen DLC item starting on the 1st of February.
As can be seen in the picture, the item is reminiscent of the famous Aurora lights that be seen in the game and of course in real life as well! To receive the item, simply turn on SpotPass and speak to Pelly at the Post Office between February 1st and February 28th.
Stay tuned for another February DLC announcement within the next few days, and be sure to leave your thoughts in the comments below about the item!
As most of you probably know by now, there is a special edition Animal Crossing 3DS XL/LL console bundle available in Japan at the moment. Much speculation has occurred lately as to whether the bundle will make it overseas to America and Europe. There’s some hope though… Read on to learn why I think so:
It’s been speculated for a while but now it’s been confirmed that Animal Crossing: New Leaf won’t be releasing in the first quarter of 2013. (January-March) Nintendo published a press release yesterday with the full Q1 lineup for North America on 3DS and Wii U with New Leaf missing entirely from the list. Continue reading below to the see the full list:
In the past two Animal Crossing games, Brewster owned a Cafe inside of the town Museum This time around in New Leaf, the Cafe is a stand alone Community Project to be built when you progress through the game. Read on to learn all about it:
Hi folks. Lately I’ve noticed an increase in comments on the site so I’ve taken some time to install a popular commenting system called DISQUS. You may have seen this commenting system used on other websites across the web so hopefully it will be familiar!
Benefits of the new system include:
Comment ratings (upvote good discussion!)
Keep track of your past comments with profiles
Login with Twitter/Facebook/DISQUS for easier commenting
Or post as a guest like before if you want… It’s up to you!
Notifications when your comment is replied to
We’ll be giving this a try for a little bit and whether we stick with it will depend on your feedback in the comments below! There are some issues with the final importing of old comments but it should be resolved by tomorrow.
Also, stay tuned for a new post tomorrow all about Brewster’s Cafe in Animal Crossing: New Leaf!
We’re back today with Mr. Iwata’s comments on the reception and sales that Animal Crossing: City Folk received back in 2008 when it launched on the Nintendo Wii. He also talks about the effect it had on New Leaf! Read all about it below:
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