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Watch the latest commercial for Animal Crossing: New Leaf in Japan. This time around, the commercial features the Cherry Blossom festival at night. It’s very calm and relaxing for a commercial!
So I know a lot of you have been asking about a guide book for Animal Crossing: New Leaf releasing overseas. Well, I have good news for you today! of a strategy guide by Prima for Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
UPDATE: Amazon.com has posted their listing as well, at a discount price of $12.99 currently. Check it out here.
Furthermore, there is also for the guide. They give us a little more information on the guide including a page count of 512 plus a description. Here’s the full description from Amazon:
Animal Crossing: New Leaf: Prima Official Game Guide includes:
- You’re the mayor – learn about changing shop hours, building facilities, adding new features to your town and more.
- Discover something new every day – this guide will show you what special things you can do each day of the year, right down to the best time to do it so that you don’t miss a thing.
- Detailed furniture catalog – see how to acquire each piece of furniture for customizing your house and each accessory for your character.
- Checklists for everything – keep track of items you get with checklists that cover each type of collectable.
- Smaller trim size for portability, over 400 pages of content and a dust jacket for protecting the guide.
About the game:
The charming and popular community building franchise is back for the fourth time with “Animal Crossing: New Leaf” for the Nintendo 3DS. Players live as characters in a rural village populated with anthropomorphic animals and can customize their personal appearances and living spaces, collect and barter items from around the village and socialize with fellow residents by playing games, sending letters or interacting on-line via Nintendo Wi-Fi. A new game mechanic lets players take on the role of Mayor, with the ability to customize other houses, fences, yards and more. The guide features tips on being the Mayor, a detailed furniture and accessories catalog and checklists that describe and keep track of every collectible.
The description says that it’s a “trim size for portability” which is great, but the page number may be a bit misleading then as the pages will be smaller. Anyway, do you plan on picking up the guide? Let us know in the comments below! I know I’ll be getting it.
The latest DLC item coming to Animal Crossing: New Leaf has just been announced by Nintendo. Players of the Japanese and Korean versions of the game will be able to pick up a Cherry Blossom Clock through Spotpass starting April 1st until April 30th.
Don’t forgot to pick up your Futaba Table DLC if you haven’t yet, its distribution period ends on March 31st! Both Japanese and Korean players can receive the item.
If you’ve been watching the recent videos out of PAX East, you’ve probably noticed that in all of the videos the presenter says “Club LOL”. Previously, we were under the impression it was called Club 101. At first, we thought it may have been a mistake but that may not be the case. Keep reading to learn why…
Today we have two more gameplay videos of the English version of Animal Crossing: New Leaf once again from PAX East. To be quite honest, these videos are very similar to the previous video but I know many of you are hungry for videos so I’m posting them anyway.
The stock of items in the shops are different though, so that’s something. Also, the island gameplay will be slightly different of course. It’s also worth noting that in both of these videos the club was once again pronounced “Club LOL”. Take it as you will.
We’ve got 15 minutes of English footage from Animal Crossing: New Leaf straight out of PAX East thanks to Kotaku. Check it out!
Note: In this video, the speaker pronounces the club as “Club LOL”. We believe this to be a mistake as the sign and all previous information points to Club 101.
(via Kotaku)
Planning to attend PAX East in Massachusetts this weekend? Nintendo has announced that a number of their current and upcoming games will be available to play at the event including the guided demo experience for Animal Crossing: New Leaf previously available at SXSW Gaming.
In addition, attendees will be able to purchase Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon and Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity on March 23rd, one day ahead of the national release for the games.
Here’s the full list of Nintendo titles heading to PAX East this weekend:
Wii U games and applications scheduled to be shown at the booth include:
Pikmin 3 from Nintendo
The Wonderful 101 from Nintendo
LEGO® City Undercover from Nintendo
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate from Capcom
Need for Speed Most Wanted U from Electronic Arts
Wii Street U powered by Google from Nintendo
New Super Mario Bros. U from Nintendo
Nintendo Land from Nintendo
Nintendo 3DS games scheduled to be shown include:
Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon from Nintendo
Animal Crossing: New Leaf from Nintendo (guided demonstration)
LEGO® City Undercover: The Chase Begins from Nintendo
Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity from Nintendo
HarmoKnight from Nintendo
Kersploosh! from Nintendo
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate from Capcom
Castlevania: Lords of Shadow – Mirror of Fate from Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.
Fire Emblem Awakening from Nintendo
Leave us a comment if you’re attending PAX East! Which game are you most excited to play?
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