Animal Crossing: New Leaf
Animal Crossing: New Leaf
Animal Crossing: New Leaf, développé par Nintendo EAD Software Development Group No.2 et édité par Nintendo, est sorti le 8 novembre 2012 sur Nintendo 3DS. Ce titre de simulation marque le retour de la franchise communautaire avec de nouvelles possibilités, notamment la fonction de maire permettant de diriger le village et d'en favoriser le développement, l'installation d'objets personnalisant les caractéristiques de la localité, ainsi que la visite des habitations d'autres joueurs via le StreetPass. La presse a salué la capacité du jeu à surprendre à chaque session, le Telegraph notant qu'on est « presque certain d'expérimenter quelque chose de nouveau ou de surprenant », tandis que Gaming Age a relevé un charme présent « dans chaque coin ». Certains joueurs sur Metacritic l'ont qualifié de « plus grand jeu de tous les temps », appréciant la liberté de construire son village à sa manière. Le jeu affiche une note agrégée de 86,92 et des temps de jeu estimés à environ 78 heures pour l'histoire principale et 468 heures pour un parcours complet.
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Critiques de la Presse (Metacritic)
« Every time you open your 3DS to play New Leaf, you know you’re almost certain to experience something new or surprising. And how many games can you say that about? »
« There’s charm oozing out of every single corner (across both screens!), and even if you’re not a long-time fan there’s a good chance this will be the entry that draws you in. »
« Animal Crossing: New Leaf finally evolves and revitalizes the formula, expands on the way you interact with your town in meaningful ways, and more importantly returns the series to portable hardware. »
« The best Animal Crossing yet, a real oasis in the videogame industry. »
« New Leaf is a world on a cartridge slightly bigger than a stamp, one full of beautiful, wise and hopelessly optimistic observation of humans as social animals. It is a magical creation. »
« Well, we could go on and on, except, to be honest, we'd rather get back to playing it than talking about it. After all, we just need a few more bells to pay off our house and start on an expansion. So we'll just say that Animal Crossing New Leaf is the best of its franchise and highly recommend it. »
« It’s not a complete overhaul of the series, but it’s an entry that intelligently pushes Animal Crossing into new areas of control and creativity. »
« Animal Crossing: New Leaf represents not only the pinnacle of the series, but also the ingenuity of the life simulation genre. »
Avis des Joueurs (Metacritic)
« Oh boy. The greatest game of all time. Animal Crossing: New Leaf is a game with only so much scope of imagination. Build your town, your way. There’s really no limit for what you can do. It’s a masterpiece in its own right, and in my opinion, better than New Horizons. Go catch fish, maybe talk to your villagers, send that stuff to Blathers, collect some bells, it’s all perfect. »
« [SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.] »
« My first Nintendo game I ever played. And my personal favorite of the series. The game opens with a train ride. You, the player are moving to new town. You are first greeted by Rover AKA Tutorial Villager. He asks you a few questions before you arrive to your destination. At the station you are then greeted by your new neighbours, the mayor, Tortimer and his assistant, Isabel. To your shock it is revealed, that Tortimer is retiring from being a mayor and you are going to fill in his place. And so your quest starts! There are many things you can do in the game. Like fishing, catching bugs and digging up fossils. For every item you discover, you donate to a museum. Your collection will grow exponentially over time. There are also a large catalogue of furniture, wallpaper, flooring and K.K's music, that you can buy from Nooks Cranny. The more purchases and discoveries you make, you grow your town center where villagers do their shopping and enjoying cultural activities. Each villager has different personalities and don't repeat the dialogue like in New Horizons. At the start of the game you will come across all kinds of Special Villagers, who truly stand out from regular villagers. New characters are introduced such as Cyrus who can customise any furniture you have in hand, Isabelle's twin brother, Digby, Kapp'n's family, Harvey the camp counselor, Luna a dream guide, Reese the owner of Re-Tail and of course everyone's favorite, Isabelle who works as your secretary. There is also a progression system called Badges. You get them from Phineas whenever you complete a certain task such as from collecting fish, bugs, fossils etc., helping villagers, spending bells and so on. You also get to customise unique designs on clothing and even furniture. Since Nintendo no longer supports Nintendo 3DS online services, you can't claim exclusive items through fortune cookies. You may get Pocket Camp items through coupons, you get by completing daily tasks. All in all it's well polished game which easily beats it's predecessors and even New Horizons. It's fun, cute, has lots of personality and a must have in the Nintendo 3DS library. »
« [SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.] »
« I don't make the rules this is game of the century maybe I don't know like atleast better than ragnarok »
« es un juego muy divertido y puedes jugar con tus amigos, le doy un 10 tmb porque nintendo network es gratis »
« The best of the Animal Crossing as of now. It give everything you'd want in an Animal Crossing game, beautiful music, service projects, a tropical island, fortune cookies, and more. If you want to get started with the Animal Crossing series, this is the one you should go with. »
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