Thought this could do with it's own thread, due to the current E3 madness thats infected the forum can you keep your crazyness to the E3 section, i don't want it in here.
Well after been a bit dubious on how much game there was to this thing, i have discovered there's quite a bit to this after all, while not a full blown AF game it's still got a lot to do from what i can see. Been able to design not only the houses that go in the town but also the other buildings in the town as well, and been able to design the gardens makes this a nice change. Also a lot easier to move stuff around with the touch screen and place items where you couldn't even in the full main games making the houses look a lot more detailed with what you can insert.
The game uses amiibo cards to summon the villager on it into your town and then design the perfect house for them depending on what tastes they have. You can then use more of the cards to summon your favourite villagers over and have a housewarming party. There's a lot of these things and they are not cheap if you want a complete set they ae 300 yen a pack and you get 3 in a pack, there 100 cards in series one and i'm going to guess the same amount in series 2. Least they wont take up a lot of room unlike the figures do.
Game comes in 2 ways, either on it's own or with a amiibo reader for people that don't have a N3DS with the built in reader.
Here's a 8 min video showcasing what you can do in the game.
The designing part was one of my favourite bits along with trying to get complete sets of each furniture theme, hoping there's a lot of furniture choices in the game.
Well after been a bit dubious on how much game there was to this thing, i have discovered there's quite a bit to this after all, while not a full blown AF game it's still got a lot to do from what i can see. Been able to design not only the houses that go in the town but also the other buildings in the town as well, and been able to design the gardens makes this a nice change. Also a lot easier to move stuff around with the touch screen and place items where you couldn't even in the full main games making the houses look a lot more detailed with what you can insert.
The game uses amiibo cards to summon the villager on it into your town and then design the perfect house for them depending on what tastes they have. You can then use more of the cards to summon your favourite villagers over and have a housewarming party. There's a lot of these things and they are not cheap if you want a complete set they ae 300 yen a pack and you get 3 in a pack, there 100 cards in series one and i'm going to guess the same amount in series 2. Least they wont take up a lot of room unlike the figures do.
Game comes in 2 ways, either on it's own or with a amiibo reader for people that don't have a N3DS with the built in reader.
Here's a 8 min video showcasing what you can do in the game.
The designing part was one of my favourite bits along with trying to get complete sets of each furniture theme, hoping there's a lot of furniture choices in the game.
I haven't shopped with 365 before but that seemed too good a deal to miss. I reckon the NFC reader will be a tenner on release, which makes it ?23 for AC. I'm still hoping there'll be a little more to the game than what I've seen so far - it looks fun but could turn into repetitive drudgery. Having said that, there's not an AC game I haven't enjoyed.
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