Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon

as a note, i've never played animal crossing or luigi's mansion
 
Gundam Tanaka said:
I wouldn't say it's the true definition of a sequel. The vibe I'm getting from it is that it'd be much better suited for the Wii U. It's a good game, just not quite the sequel to Luigi's Mansion 2 I was hoping for.

From my experience of playing the game, it met my expectations for a Luigi's Mansion sequel. More Mansions? Check. Improved gameplay? Check. Multiplayer mode? HELL YES check. New things while keeping the feel of the original? Check.

Those are my qualifications for a sequel (depends on the game, actually, but w/e)

I'm sorry, I'm just in love with this game.

Fred said:
as a note, i've never played animal crossing or luigi's mansion

Both are good, addicting games, but the problem with Animal Crossing is eroding. What is eroding, you ask? Well, the game is alive, EVEN when it's off. So when you go away from Animal Crossing for a while, your town will deteriorate. That's a definite bad point that will force you to keep playing, but it's still fun regardless.
 
Baby Luigi said:
Fred said:
as a note, i've never played animal crossing or luigi's mansion

Both are good, addicting games, but the problem with Animal Crossing is eroding. What is eroding, you ask? Well, the game is alive, EVEN when it's off. So when you go away from Animal Crossing for a while, your town will deteriorate. That's a definite bad point that will force you to keep playing, but it's still fun regardless.

oh yeah i've heard about that. sounds kinda annoying. but i'm still kinda leaning towards animal crossing
 
Another problem that Animal Crossing has that it is real time, so that means you have absolutely nothing to do in the night time (after like all shops close) and if you want to catch a certain bug, you'd have to wait till a certain season literally.
 
I've got Animal Crossing and Luigi's Mansion 2, but I prefer Luigi's Mansion 2 over Animal Crossing, as I never know what I need to do in Animal Crossing, even when localized.
 
IIRC, you'll be able to customize your town's rules so that stores will be open later, or make it so that weeds are less likely to grow.

Because the game tracks the 3DS's clock, changing the date using the 3DS's internal clock/the in-game clock let's you time-travel to whatever date you wish, whether it's a few hours, days, or years. (Although of course the further you travel without checking up on your town, the more serious the eroding is.)

Like Fassad stated, New Leaf has better replayability than Dark Moon, but you can't go wrong with either.

Also Eerie staircase sucks.
 
Tharja said:
IIRC, you'll be able to customize your town's rules so that stores will be open later, or make it so that weeds are less likely to grow.

Because the game tracks the 3DS's clock, changing the date using the 3DS's internal clock/the in-game clock let's you time-travel to whatever date you wish, whether it's a few hours, days, or years. (Although of course the further you travel without checking up on your town, the more serious the eroding is.)

They fixed all those problems in New Leaf Wild World has? Cuz that's the only AC game I really played.
 
Is it just me, or are the quotes from King Boo in LM: DM the best? Especially:

Say, remember when you trapped me in a painting for all eternity? Good times. But guess what?! I GOT OUT! And now I'm painting the town RED!

and...

You, that annoying scientist, and all your friends will look great hanging in the wall of my throne room!

And let's not forget all the tactics King Boo uses in this game just to try to K.O. Luigi hard.