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GameDynamo - "How can you fish without a fishing rod, find fossils without a shovel, water your flowers without a watering can, catch a bug without a net, or cut a tree without an axe? What's more, you can now swim as long as you own the wet suit, or call the villagers if you have the megaphone. But where do you get it? How? Don't worry, here's where / how you can find each of those crucial items, including the special silver and golden upgrades"

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Mayor Minxy and Mayor Matt take a trip to Tortimer Island, to fish, swim and play mini-games.

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Nintendo Insider writes: Hopefully youve all been enjoying Animal Crossing: New Leaf over the weekend, and are beginning to lay successful foundations for your new town. Nintendo have already begun delivering free gifts through SpotPass to aid you on your way, with the Rainbow Screen now available.

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Build public works, customise your town or simply unwind - what would you do as mayor?

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DDNet writes: "When it comes down to the nitty gritty, New Leaf is the game City Folk should have been. Its offerings, traditions, and accessibility, are astoundingly gripping and ridiculously addicting. It may not be a perfect game, (with the multiplayer being a little buggy and minuscule things might add up for some), but it's the best the 3DS has to offer."

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GameDynamo - "With personally very little time off between entries, tackling the just released Animal Crossing: New Leaf is a sure test to see how much, if anything, has changed in the charming, yet admittedly iterative simulation franchise."

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Worried about the new Animal Crossing game being bad? Why not read Peter's review of it right here?!

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In the Animal Crossing games, you've always been allowed to design your own clothes, signs, carpets, and posters. In the 3DS game Animal Crossing: New Leaf, however, there's even an option for those of us without any artistic talent. With the new QR code reader, found in The Able Sisters shop, you can immediately import textures and textiles from other, more talented villagers. The creato...

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The Last of Us beat fellow new release Animal Crossing: New Leaf to debut atop the UK all formats all prices chart for the week ended June 15.