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IGN's Nintendo devotees make educated guesses about what Nintendo will reveal at E3 -- and show off their New Leaf towns.

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From the review: "It's Animal Crossing through and through. Though New Leaf doesn't add a whole lot of 'new' stuff, it is still an enjoyable experience, just watch out for that troublesome 3DS battery life."

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MMGN.com: "For a guy that usually plays hardcore JRPGs and gory shooters, I guess it's a bit odd to consider Animal Crossing: New Leaf as my most anticipated game of the year. Maybe it's the childhood nostalgia, having grown up with the 2002 original on the Nintendo Gamecube. Maybe it's the simple charm and formula that makes the concept and gameplay of Animal Crossing so absorbing and relaxing. Maybe I'll just forever be a kid at heart. Whatever the case, here are 7 reasons as to why every Nintendo 3DS owner should get excited to turn over a New Leaf on June 15."

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Analog Addiction writes: "This week Nintendo reveals you may watch their E3 edition of Nintendo Direct on the eShop. Aside from the Nintendo Direct broadcast, it will also feature game trailers and interviews. New to Nintendos eShop is Animal Crossing: New Leaf for the 3DS. This marks the fourth entry to the series as well as the first Animal Crossing game to be on the 3DS. It will be made available at midnight PT June 9 on the 3DS eShop."

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Gamer Limit: "New Leaf could have stood to use a few actual new mechanics, as the mayoral system is not as deep as it sounds on paper, but the Animal Crossing experience is faithfully preserved. Playing with local friends and streetpassing together and comparing towns will help increase your enjoyment tenfold, but if youre flying solo this time around, New Leaf is probably best for hardcore fans and newcomers not for most gamers who are in-between."

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What's your reason?

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NWR: In many ways, Animal Crossing: New Leaf is the same game that we've been playing for 11 years. We've seen gradual evolution across the four iterations, but never a full-fledged redesign of the series. In New Leaf, you spend your time fishing, planting fruit, paying off debt, contributing to a town museum, expanding your house, collecting furniture, and participating in all of the other staples of the Animal Crossing series. The silver lining is that these things are all still pretty fun, and New Leaf does its best to maintain the series feel while polishing the interface and mixing up the options for customization.

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Game Withdrawal- If you`re productivity isn`t very high now, then just wait until Animal Crossing New Leaf becomes an addiction. Animal Crossing 3D is the definition of a guilty pleasure.

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Chris Buffa (Modojo): Nintendo released the original Animal Crossing in the United States on April 14, 2001. At first, this charming title reminded us of Electronic Arts The Sims, though any perceived similarities quickly evaporated once we played the game. The concept of living in a town populated with anthropomorphic critters was a tough sell to some people. For us, it provided a welcome escape from the real world. Theres very little stress in Animal Crossing, which is one of the big reasons we love it.

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Chris Buffa (Modojo): Nintendo released the original Animal Crossing in the United States on April 14, 2001. At first, this charming title reminded us of Electronic Arts The Sims, though any perceived similarities quickly evaporated once we played the game. The concept of living in a town populated with anthropomorphic critters was a tough sell to some people. For us, it provided a welcome escape from the real world. Theres very little stress in Animal Crossing, which is one of the big reasons we love it.