No breed is more loyal than the Labrador. Over the next four weeks in Animal Crossing, Nintendo are sending out four exclusive Nintendogs puppies to celebrate the fourth anniversary of the Nintendogs game.
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Animal Crossing 04: A new bridge Blog
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Animal Crossing 18: Loyal Labrador Blog
As a huge fan of the Animal Crossing games I could hardly contain my excitement when I got the 'Let's go to the City' game, bundled with Wii Speak. I couldn't wait to get writing about how the new game works out.
I'll be blogging my way through the experience right here on this page - so you can enjoy it too.
No breed is more loyal than the Labrador. Over the next four weeks in Animal Crossing, Nintendo are sending out four exclusive Nintendogs puppies to celebrate the fourth anniversary of the Nintendogs game.
The end of August has come around all too quickly. We had a week away from home but apart from that I've been spending some time in Oakwood most days. However, I've resorted to a much more 'laissez faire' attitude to the game - not time travelling at all, not worrying about the Stalk Market too much, unless I think I'll have time in that particular week.
It's been a busy few months in our household. I wasn't really intending to stop playing City Folk but after a week's holiday away from home, somehow life got the better of me and I couldn't bring myself to play catchup, setting the clock back to play each day since I last played - so I just didn't play at all.
Updates from Oakwood are getting fewer and further between. I'm still checking in to town every day but just doing the essential jobs in order to keep the game ticking over. There are days when I play a little bit more, for example a Wednesday when Crazy Redd's stock changes, or a Sunday when I buy turnips, but usually I'm just watering flowers and checking turnip prices, as well as throwing an axe into the fountain!
It's been a few weeks since the last update from Oakwood but until Easter there hadn't been much more to report. I've been slowly collecting items that were missing from my catalogue, fishing and bug catching when new fish and insects became available, and doing lots of gardening.
Weeks are beginning to run into one another in Oakwood these days. Just more turnip price watching, axe throwing, and flower watering! Thankfully I'm getting better at remembering to take in-game photos so that at least reminds me about important events.
If I had to describe this week in Animal Crossing it would be 'just a bit cheesed off'. The week started with the excitement of 'Festivale', a special event in which a dancing peacock whipped the villagers up into a frenzy. They were playing silly games all day and giving out candy to the winners - and once you'd finally earned three candies of the right colour for your efforts at these luck based games, you could exchange them with Pave (the peacock) for exclusive furniture items.
It's been quite a mundane week in Oakwood; each day has simply been about completing chores, selling fruit, and checking the shops for any interesting items. To be honest, that's all I have had time for!
Daisy's had a fairly exciting week, in addition to the usual chores around the town! On Monday there was a special event on Groundhog Day in North America, so I hooked up with a US friend to visit their town. Daisy tiptoed around that town, as it was carefully laid out with paths and flowers to maximise grass growth, so no running allowed!
Further to the plight mentioned in my last bulletin, I made a shout-out on an Animal Crossing networking site that I use fairly regularly. Someone almost immediately replied and said that their Gracie Grace store still had the items I needed!
More posts:
Animal Crossing 08: Gracie Grace sells out Blog
Animal Crossing 07: 2009 begins Blog
Animal Crossing 06: Christmas and New Year Blog
Animal Crossing 05: Finally, a fountain Blog
Animal Crossing 04: A new bridge Blog
Animal Crossing 03: Perfect Town Blog
Animal Crossing 02: A bit of hard graft Blog
Animal Crossing 01: Meet Daisy and Oakwood Blog
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