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@Hy8ogen To be honest, you might be right there. I've made her aware of its less-than-stellar reception - the only thing I can do now is show her some gameplay and let her decide. I'd hate to get her a crappy birthday present, but if she chooses for herself then I can sleep relatively guilt free. I toyed with the idea of re-starting, but I love my original town and don't want to mess about building things up again.
At least with the regular AC games you had some sense of accomplishment in catching all the bugs, growing rare flowers, upgrading the shops etc. HHD however just feels too free and thus boring. It's a shame that there isn't an option to turn on/off requirements that needed to be adhered to in order to 'pass' each design. That way both those who want or don't want a challenge can find something in the game. This just takes that normal AC nothing-to-do and cranks it up to 11. Happy Home Designer took Animal Crossing, removed the entire gameplay from it, and then shoehorned a interior design simulator into that.
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I rather enjoy having access to a plethora of furniture and clothes to build my homes. I hated the heavy restriction of item collecting in AC. There may be a piece of furniture you want but you may never get it even after 400 hour of play time.
I just don't know how long the game would take to start getting repetitious though since I am a big fan of the series I think that wouldn't be an issue for quite a long time. I'll get the game I think, just not on launch day. I used to be a fan of AC but this spin-off games are a clear indicator that Nintendo is just milking this franchise to death since they know how popular AC is. Instead of taking their time to make a huge robust AC New Leaf sequel for Wii U, they made a stupid board game that nobody asked for and it was created only to sell Amiibo. Will skip all of that of course and since Star Fox 0 was delayed as well ... Well, what an awful holiday lineup for Nintendo this year when we're supposed to have both Star Fox and Zelda.
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The HD at home while maintaining portability could make such a game a monster. Pretty good review, 7/10 doesn't sound to disappointing, this game really looks interesting, so maybe it won't disappoint me. I'll probably wind up getting this game, since I can buy it with the amiibo scanner. It looks decent, and my wife will probably like it. I've always wanted a great town, but was never able to invest too much time in it.
Once you realise this, the challenge factor of Happy Home Designer evaporates completely. You're not being rated by the game on your creations, so why bother? You could argue that such an approach makes Happy Home Designer ideal fodder for younger, less experienced players, but surely even they will feel slightly short-changed. There are currently 125 luxury homes for sale in Amsterdam, North Holland on JamesEdition. JamesEdition can help you find the home that match all the preferences for your dream home. Use filters and narrow your search by price, number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and amenities to find homes that fit your criteria.
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It's a specialized version of one large component in the larger scheme of AC. I am looking forward to this game, I am disappointed that it won't punish you for going against the grain. A little defeating when you realize this, but this game will thus be easier for children. Meaning Nintendo does have a hell of chance to make this one of the more successful games of 2015. Still, I love Animal Crossing and I will pick this game up and some amiibo cards and enjoy carefully planning out my interiors.
A Nintendo 3DS NFC Reader/Writer is required to use amiibo on Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS XL and Nintendo 2DS systems. In the case of games that use cloud streaming technology, only the free launcher application can be downloaded. Please allow additional time if international delivery is subject to customs processing. International shipment of items may be subject to customs processing and additional charges. You can take photos of your home designs and share them via the Nintendo 3DS Image Share tool.
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You can only decorate other peoples rooms, or in other words, the entire point of the game is to meet expectations, even if it's by no means strict on that. But even though the game is very easy and laid back, it still imposes a limitation on the player that goes against the spirit of how Animal Crossing was always displayed. And theoretically, that limitation isn't even necesseray, since this game easily could've been an optional part of an actual Animal Crossing game. Meh, designing my home was always the least fun part of Animal Crossing for me, anyway. I prefer collecting fossils for the museum and amassing collections of shirts and lost items piled haphazardly around my house instead of making the place look nice...
The Nintendo community is not afraid of anything other than the 'same old, same old'. It is simply frustrated by Nintendo's lack of daring and imagination. I don't mind Happy Home Designer- but frankly, it looks to me like a New Leaf DLC Expansion, rather than a fully fledged, must buy innovative title. It's funny to me that people are worried about the game offering no challenge. Were people ever looking for a challenge when they played AC? Personally, I play AC to relax and not worry about anything.
Very nice review though; the score was about what I expected. Some of the conversations you have when contacting them on the amiibo phone - the communication device through which you summon them - are downright hilarious. For example, ringing Limberg results in an opening tirade where he accuses Nook's Homes of being some kind of telesales scam before quickly admitting that his home does actually need a fresh look and accepting your business. As the town begins to grow you'll get the option to expand and remodel existing facilities so they're better suited to deal with the needs of the increasing population. For example, the school you build early on can be expanded to feature two classrooms instead of the usual one.
Photos are saved to the system’s SD Card and can be viewed in the Nintendo 3DS Camera application. When prompted to confirm your choice, select Yes and press the A Button. Select your character as a boy or a girl and press the A Button. Select Right and press the A Button to confirm the name you entered is correct.Select Wrong if you entered your name incorrectly and need to make a change.
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