A Save Editor allows New Leaf players to customize their towns in ways the game won't normally allow. Learn how to do it yourself!
The Animal Crossing games hold a special place in our hearts. They're not free from our judgment, however. Let's rank them all!
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Swap OoT for Majoras Mask and Pokemon for Xenoblade Chronicles and you might be on to something with this list.
I love the idea of this tool and the spirit behind its development, although i can't help but feel it goes too much against the Animal Crossing grain. The best towns evolve organically over time - hacking them into perfect little utopias risks destroying some of their charm.
Although, I'd be willing to try this tool just to get Roscoe back in my village - I miss that little guy,
It kind of should allow that freedom anyway
That's why to me AC hasn't evolved enough. Even being the mayor I feel like I'm told what I can't do
Level editors like this are great and I wish Nintendo or other companies would allow stuff like this in their games.