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Comes in ahead of fellow new release Animal Crossing: New Leaf...

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Aron writes: "Moving to a new town is never easy. You have to condense your entire life and jam it into as few boxes as possible, put all those boxes on a truck, and hope they arrive safely at a new location. Once you re-settle you have to worry about a new job, and if your beloved pet iguana Fifi had enough air holes in the shoe box you packed her in. You will have to consider the possibility that your new neighbors will be too noisy, too smelly, or that they will be the topic of the newest Hoarders episode. Also, there is the possibility that the entire town will be inhabited with anthropomorphic animals and they will name you their mayor, with no questions asked."

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Mayor Minxy competes in the Bug Off event, tries to improve her approval rating with the villagers and gives new AC fans some tips and tricks on making money in New Leaf.

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Animal Crossing: New Leaf is out in both the U.S. and Europe by now, and Siliconera have prepared another batch of costumes for everybody to try out in-game.

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The cutesy, colorful Animal Crossing is back, but what does New Leaf have to offer?

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As reported by Tiny Cartridge: Nintendo invited E3 attendees to hang out near its booth and receive the Animal Crossing: New Leaf home for Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime via StreetPass. Because of this, people were able to get a sneak peak inside his house. It's shown above.

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"The Animal Crossing games seem to follow the Mario Kart games formula, that formula being where only one game from the series is released per console. Animal Crossing: New Leaf just released for the Nintendo 3DS in the U.S. this week, and is the first 3DS Animal Crossing game. Before jumping to the trailer for the new 3DS game, we're looking at Tom Nook's Wii outing. Animal Crossing: City Folk released for Wii on November 16, 2008. The game was developed by Nintendo's EAD studio, and it received an ESRB rating of "EVERYONE" with "Comic Mischief" listed as content for parents and gamers to be aware of. If you own a Wii, or even a Wii U because of its backwards compatibility with Wii games, you can now get Animal Crossing: City Folk for under $20 as a Nintendo Selects title. How many hours might you expect from the game if you have never played it though? Brew yourself some coffee, and let's take a look at the official U.S. Wii Nintendo Channel data to get an idea!", writes Cof...