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ONM: Animal Crossing: Let's Go To The City Preview

ONM writes: "So what's changed since our last visit to the newly-urbanised world of Tom Nook and chums at E3? Of course there is the title. While we were initially a little taken aback by the name change (surely City Folk was better?) we now concede it makes a little more sense. After all, you're not residing in the city, just nipping there every now and again for a change from the slower rural pace of village life.

The more we see of the city, the more we see slight improvements here and there. Make no mistake, this is no wholesale revolution of the Animal Crossing concept, but then it's not the identikit sequel some were fearing. The alterations may seem minor, but they all add up to make for a refreshingly new experience."

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Nintendo Selects EU box arts revealed

Nintendo Europe has revealed box arts for its upcoming Nintendo Selects range including Wario Ware: Smooth Moves and Animal Crossing: Let's go to the City.

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newgamernation4761d ago

It was inevitable for Nintendo to push their older titles especially since the consoles been out forever. I am surprised they didn't do this earlier.

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New Animal Crossing download

ONM: November is mushroom picking season in Animal Crossing: Let's Go To The City and to celebrate you can download a special piece of furniture for your house.

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New Animal Crossing Wii download available

ONM: The world of Animal Crossing isn't exactly 'with it' when it comes to new technology. Take the latest Let's Go To The City European download, for example. It's a record player!

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