would like an hack of the wii\ds versions because i think it would be easier and more accessible...
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I was wondering about this as well. In addition to AC:Rude Edition, I'd also like AC:Verbose Edition,
where the characters would have more backstory.
I've wondered from time to time if something like Animal Crossing could be combined with an Infocom-type
adventure game. You've already got a light source and a shovel. More puzzles, problems to solve, machines to mess with. No need to have a quest or linear game play. It's neat how some home items do things when you push A on them: musical instruments, rockets, video game doodads. More can be done with this. For example, how about a virtual coke machine that dispenses sodas for bells? You could whack it with a shovel to try to get free ones.
While I'm pipe dreaming, another cool thing would be a Animal Crossing:Hackers Edition. I've heard you can use
python scripts to automate minecraft. Wouldn't it be great if you could program a sidekick to pick and sell fruit
autonomously? And then there's the island and the bug racket. Sounds like South Florida in the 1970s...
The way to make major bells quickly in this game is bug trafficking. So just write yourself a, uh, bug mule to ferry bugs back so you have more time for letter writing. Looks like Hackers Edition is turning into Dope Wars Edition: Will you be a manager or a mule?
Anyway, there's a windows save editor for Wild World but it looks like it was abandoned long ago. I think all you could move trees, delete neighbors, and make bigger rugs.
where the characters would have more backstory.
I've wondered from time to time if something like Animal Crossing could be combined with an Infocom-type
adventure game. You've already got a light source and a shovel. More puzzles, problems to solve, machines to mess with. No need to have a quest or linear game play. It's neat how some home items do things when you push A on them: musical instruments, rockets, video game doodads. More can be done with this. For example, how about a virtual coke machine that dispenses sodas for bells? You could whack it with a shovel to try to get free ones.
While I'm pipe dreaming, another cool thing would be a Animal Crossing:Hackers Edition. I've heard you can use
python scripts to automate minecraft. Wouldn't it be great if you could program a sidekick to pick and sell fruit
autonomously? And then there's the island and the bug racket. Sounds like South Florida in the 1970s...
The way to make major bells quickly in this game is bug trafficking. So just write yourself a, uh, bug mule to ferry bugs back so you have more time for letter writing. Looks like Hackers Edition is turning into Dope Wars Edition: Will you be a manager or a mule?
Anyway, there's a windows save editor for Wild World but it looks like it was abandoned long ago. I think all you could move trees, delete neighbors, and make bigger rugs.
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ColdBlitz:
some of the best selling games on the switch are wii u ports (that are priced way too high+1
like come on 60 for a game thats a decade old??) -
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The Real Jdbye:
$60 for a game that's a decade old might be unheard of on PC but actually is not uncommon on consoles+1 -
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especially Nintendo because they only ever lower the price of games when they do a greatest hits/platinum hits/players choice re-release
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The Real Jdbye:
but they don't seem to have done any of those for the switch yet and maybe never will
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Xdqwerty:
@The Real Jdbye, tbh the HD collections are more justified since they include more than just 1 game per copy
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@SylverReZ I read that non-binary people identify as a blend of male and female. The point is i think i'm a blend of those and thus non binary
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@Xdqwerty, Non-binary people are those who don't identify themselves exclusively as male or female. -
