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Lots of us have seen the beginning of Animal Crossing: New Leaf in Japanese but what about other languages? Nintendomination on YouTube has uploaded the first part of the game in English, German, French, Spanish, and Italian.
Check the English video out below, and continue reading past the break for the other 4 languages:
We have seven new English clips of Animal Crossing: New Leaf straight from the new official website. Sure, you could watch them on the website but I find YouTube to be more convenient for viewing them.
The first video is included below, continue reading the post after the break for the other six videos:
Nintendo has launched the full website for Animal Crossing: New Leaf in North America. There are still a few parts not quite opened but it’s much more expansive than the former teaser site. Either way, it’s looking quite shiny so take a look at it by following this link.
Here’s a short list of observations we’ve made so far from the website:
A few months ago, a software update was released for the Japanese and South Korean versions of Animal Crossing: New Leaf. The update fixed a number of bugs in the game including crashes and an item duplication glitch.
Some have wondered whether our version of Animal Crossing: New Leaf would come preinstalled with the updated version or if it would arrive at a later date through a download.
Thankfully, we can confirm that at least the German game is running version 1.1 or higher and most likely the other localized games are as well.
The confirmation comes in the form of a video of the German game with the third Update option available on the main menu, an option introduced into the game with version 1.1 therefore indicating the game is running version 1.1 or higher.
(thanks to BigJC on TBT for pointing this out)
Are you a Club Nintendo member in North America? You’ll be happy to know that Animal Crossing: New Leaf is now up for Intend to Buy on Club Nintendo NA!
Intend to Buy allows you to fill out a short survey prior to the game’s release in return for an extra 10 coins if you buy the game and register it later. I highly recommend doing it if you plan on purchasing Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
Nintendo just keeps on pumping out commercials for Animal Crossing: New Leaf in Japan, nearly 7 months later! This time around, the commercial seems to have more of a late spring/summer feel to it with the bug catching and fossils. Check it out below:
We should see English commercials coming in the next few weeks as we’re almost 30 days away from the worldwide launch.
We’ve got screenshots of eight new puns from the English version of Animal Crossing: New Leaf, thanks to Jon Wahlgren from over at Nintendo Life. I’m quite the fan of these, most notably the Crucian Carp.
Anyway, the rest of them are hidden after the break to avoid spoilers for those who are concerned about that. Enjoy!
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