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Now that I have most things done on AC, ACWW and ACCF (paying all my mortgage, getting every museum item, obtained most or all special sets such as Jingle) I don't give them as much time as before, I play them every 3-4 days for like 20-30 minutes each, I basically water the flowers, talk to the villagers and dig fossils out for selling. Sometimes I play for longer when I feel like doing more favors or remodeling my house, and I only update my info whenever I obtain anything I didn't have on my catalog.

New Leaf on the other hand I play it more (pretty much everyday) since it's still a new game, I basically do the same things as in the others but I also spend more time fishing, catching bugs or going to the island. I decided to take it slower though, which is why I haven't built any more public works projects in a while.

Thanks for adding me back!

About your Kingdom Hearts question... truth is, I'm not really sure where to start since the first KH game I played was Dream Drop Distance on the 3DS. It's chronologically the last game, but does a lot to catch newcomers up to speed. From what I understand, the series' overall story is confusing no matter where you start, so pick whichever you think looks best.

Hopefully one day you'll also go back to Wild World, perhaps it'll feel dated compared to New Leaf but I think it has something that tells it apart, maybe I've been playing it too much

Yeah, you'll have a great time with Epic Yarn. Another thing I really like that I forgot to mention is the music, it really fits every stage.

Just in case I'm able to get either of those games in the next few months, I'm saving my My Nintendo coins for the discounts they offer. Hopefully I'll get to use them!

New Leaf? I thought it was Wild World what you'd play again but maybe I got confused

And about Kirby, I'm sure Epic Yarn is easy to find cheap anywhere online (Return to Dreamland is another story), and I'd definitely recommend it. It's a bit on the easy side but I'm enjoying every moment of it, especially the stage design and the transformations.

I'd get a Switch one if it's released, I'm surprised they never made one for WiiU.

I looked up about Happy Home Designer and I'd probably get it too, it is different than the main Animal Crossing games but knowing myself I can see spending some time decorating places and interacting with villagers. I don't really do that much on the main games anymore, except once every few months when I feel like changing my sets and maybe even trying to boost Feng Shui at the same time.

Really glad you could make use of my indications! I am in the process of renewing my library after beating it, so feel free to drop a note when you want a more obscure indication for a game. There's another user, MotherKojiro, who outmaneuvers even me in this aspect, so if I can't help, she sure can.

It's a hard choice but I think the Gamecube one so far is the best for me, it had more events and errands; and while it doesn't have some of the new features ACWW and ACCF have that I like (Redd being around more often, Shampoodle, villagers actually changing their house layout, the Bug-catching contest and so on), it has some the other games don't, like the NES games, the island and the acre system, which I prefer to the one the newer games use.

That said, I play ACWW the most because it's in a handheld (and villagers want to leave too often) but I imagine once I get New Leaf it'll be the one I'll be playing the most, most likely everyday until I get most major things done like I did with the other 3 games

I think you could get surprised once you go back, especially if you don't remember who your neighbors were or the overall progress of your town (it'd need a good cleaning though).

I want to get New Leaf since a long time ago but nowadays I can't afford getting games at their full prices, but hopefully I'll find a copy somewhere. About Happy Home Designer I really don't know about it, but I might look it up soon and see what's it about.

If you still have the game you could give it a go, you might find yourself playing it again

I've been playing all my 3 Animal Crossing games since always, only taking a few short breaks (a few months or so) but other than that I'm still active. I usually have nothing new to add unless I get a new item for my catalog, since I already did pretty much everything major in my towns, hehe.

I want to get New Leaf soon, but I haven't been able to find a copy at a good price yet.

Haha, my Steam library might look impressive but I actually have a friend with 5000 games on there!

I think it would be possible to beat a good number of my titles, but that would require a loooooooot of time. Thanks for the multitap add!

I think you should take a look at the many Switch games coming soon to the system before buying it.

It's a fantastic Zelda game. That said, I can't imagine ever buying a console for just one game. But I'm a big enough fan of other Nintendo franchises that I don't have any worries about getting enough exclusives to justify the purchase.

You might want to look into a few options.

Out of the top of my head, Psychonauts fulfills all of the requirements you have set, plus it's quite funny and there is a sequel in the works after a long hiatus. You can get it from GOG.com for pocket change in their current sale: [Link]

Stacking is a quirky action/puzzle/adventure, interesting enough by the same producers of Psychonauts, and also available on GOG's sale right now for nearly no money. It reminds a lot of Mario 64 in its format of having discreet missions that blend with wider worlds accessible from a hub, as well as the main character acquiring skills and so on.

If you want an RPG with quite an open structure and an incredibly well-written story and interesting systems, the way to go is Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II — The Sith Lords. If you really want to sink your teeth into a totally freeform story with heavy storytelling, they just released a remaster of Planescape: Torment, which probably has the best story in the history of gaming; but it's not for everyone.

I will suppose you know of Deus Ex (and if you don't, just go buy it ), but recently a Russian studio released something close to a "2D Deus Ex", aptly named Dex. The experience is really open-ended, skills are meaningful, there are tons of possible intertactions, and the story has quite a mature cyberpunk tone.

Mark of the Ninja, which I am playing right now, has been an incredible surprise. It matches stealth with exploration and collectibles in a way that I didn't think was possible. It might be something for you to look into.

Finally, have you ever looked at the LEGO games? They have come a long way, and LEGO Lord of the Rings presents an open-world structure, combined with a lot of collection and mini-puzzles scattered all around. Good stuff.

Oh, hey there! I just recently put out a new build actually, if you would like to try it! 'u' there should also be another update next month, so you can try that one out when it's ready, too! Here is the link to the current build of it~ [Link]

Thanks for the add. As you might notice, a very few of my games are from the Triple A category... I take it as a hobby to hunt down for good games smaller games, that are maybe less visible. I follow the GOG and Steam sales, plus the GameDeals Reddit, meaning my collection did not even cost all that much.

I am always available to provide suggestions and such, so feel free.

Thanks.

Awesome I am just about ready to put out my newest build; assuming everything goes right it should be ready by the end of this week, though we will see because three weeks ago I said I'd have it in a few days there's always some unexpected issues I run into hopefully nothing too difficult to fix pops up between now and the next few days!

That's okay, and okie dokie, check your PM inbox in the next few days, I have some little things I am finishing up drawing at the moment and then I'll compile what I got and send it your way I look forward to your thoughts! c:

Oh okay well, if you got a PC, I can send you the current build there's not much too it yet, just two levels, one complete, one just started, hehe, and no pausing or saving or anything like that yet but other than that I am happy with how it looks so far well I really enjoyed the Mario Bros. edition of puzzle & dragons, I didn't find it repetitive hehe >w< (its basically just like any match three game, I guess if you don't like those much it's gonna feel repetitive no matter what ), but I definitely think the mario bros. one is like 10 times better than puzzle & dragons z, its much better structured and overall feels more polished