11th January 2003, 9:31 PM
It seems that Animal Crossing is no longer a big deal enough for it's own forum. However, keeping the shell around should be fine, since we never know when the next super major "100 topics in 2 days" game will come out that needs it's own forum.
Anyway, lately the Animal Crossing site has just been recycling all the game give-a-ways. I'm sure eventually the three titles everyone REALLY wants will be released, namely Zelda. It'll be nice to finally put that block of saving for NES games to some actual purpose. A lot of those NES games don't even save high scores, though some had that added, probably to throw us off guard. You know what the best part is? We can download a game like Zelda, frickin' ZELDA, to our GBAs for on the go play! However, uploading the data so it could be saved is something I haven't seen in any of the other NES games, so I wonder if they added something like that for Zelda.
Now all I need to know is if Ice Climber is in the game.
Hmm, I'm moving this thread to TC main. Almost no one goes in here, and I myself only came here today.
Anyway, lately the Animal Crossing site has just been recycling all the game give-a-ways. I'm sure eventually the three titles everyone REALLY wants will be released, namely Zelda. It'll be nice to finally put that block of saving for NES games to some actual purpose. A lot of those NES games don't even save high scores, though some had that added, probably to throw us off guard. You know what the best part is? We can download a game like Zelda, frickin' ZELDA, to our GBAs for on the go play! However, uploading the data so it could be saved is something I haven't seen in any of the other NES games, so I wonder if they added something like that for Zelda.
Now all I need to know is if Ice Climber is in the game.
Hmm, I'm moving this thread to TC main. Almost no one goes in here, and I myself only came here today.
"On two occasions, I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able to rightly apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question." ~ Charles Babbage (1791-1871)