I'm interested.

A 12 year old could have done a better review! Aside from Jason Ocampo, I can't think of a single talented journalist there. *Shakes head in bewilderment and then walks away*

Lol at Wii Speak.  Just give us a headset!  I don't think anyone wants to connect their entire room, with another.

What's sad is that you could cut and paste "The Legend of Zelda" or "Mario" into half the places where this review reads "Animal Crossing" and you'd have a perfectly accurate review, but a different score entirely.

Mario's gone virtually nowhere since the N64, and every single post-Ocarina Zelda game has essentially been a carbon rehash of their successful predecessor. Nintendo's stagnancy and unwillingness (inability?) to create and innovate doesn't stop here—it's positively epidemic in their first-party development.

Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic.

I have no idea who this reviewer is, but he doesn't seem to be the greatest speaker...at least compared to other video reviews that I've seen. Not the best review. "Played it safe." <--- I hate that phrase.

"What's sad is that you could cut and paste "The Legend of Zelda" or "Mario" into half the places where this review reads "Animal Crossing" and you'd have a perfectly accurate review, but a different score entirely.

Mario's gone virtually nowhere since the N64, and every single post-Ocarina Zelda game has essentially been a carbon rehash of their successful predecessor. Nintendo's stagnancy and unwillingness (inability?) to create and innovate doesn't stop here—it's positively epidemic in their first-party development.

Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

"GioVANNI said:

"What's sad is that you could cut and paste "The Legend of Zelda" or "Mario" into half the places where this review reads "Animal Crossing" and you'd have a perfectly accurate review, but a different score entirely.

Mario's gone virtually nowhere since the N64, and every single post-Ocarina Zelda game has essentially been a carbon rehash of their successful predecessor. Nintendo's stagnancy and unwillingness (inability?) to create and innovate doesn't stop here—it's positively epidemic in their first-party development.

Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

Majora's Mask is very different from Ocarina of Time...and so is The Wind Waker, for that matter. I haven't played Twilight Princess yet, it's still in the wrapping, but as far as I am concerned the trend of labeling each LoZ game as a clone of its predecessor is very overrated."

"What's sad is that you could cut and paste "The Legend of Zelda" or "Mario" into half the places where this review reads "Animal Crossing" and you'd have a perfectly accurate review, but a different score entirely.

Mario's gone virtually nowhere since the N64, and every single post-Ocarina Zelda game has essentially been a carbon rehash of their successful predecessor. Nintendo's stagnancy and unwillingness (inability?) to create and innovate doesn't stop here—it's positively epidemic in their first-party development.

Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

"BiggerBomb said:

"GioVANNI said:

"What's sad is that you could cut and paste "The Legend of Zelda" or "Mario" into half the places where this review reads "Animal Crossing" and you'd have a perfectly accurate review, but a different score entirely.

Mario's gone virtually nowhere since the N64, and every single post-Ocarina Zelda game has essentially been a carbon rehash of their successful predecessor. Nintendo's stagnancy and unwillingness (inability?) to create and innovate doesn't stop here—it's positively epidemic in their first-party development.

Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

Majora's Mask is very different from Ocarina of Time...and so is The Wind Waker, for that matter. I haven't played Twilight Princess yet, it's still in the wrapping, but as far as I am concerned the trend of labeling each LoZ game as a clone of its predecessor is very overrated."

Majora's Mask may be unique in it's own way, but that doesn't differ from the fact that NOTHING has changed in it's formula."

"GioVANNI said:

"BiggerBomb said:

"GioVANNI said:

"What's sad is that you could cut and paste "The Legend of Zelda" or "Mario" into half the places where this review reads "Animal Crossing" and you'd have a perfectly accurate review, but a different score entirely.

Mario's gone virtually nowhere since the N64, and every single post-Ocarina Zelda game has essentially been a carbon rehash of their successful predecessor. Nintendo's stagnancy and unwillingness (inability?) to create and innovate doesn't stop here—it's positively epidemic in their first-party development.

Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

Majora's Mask is very different from Ocarina of Time...and so is The Wind Waker, for that matter. I haven't played Twilight Princess yet, it's still in the wrapping, but as far as I am concerned the trend of labeling each LoZ game as a clone of its predecessor is very overrated."

Majora's Mask may be unique in it's own way, but that doesn't differ from the fact that NOTHING has changed in it's formula."

Uh...

What? The entire game is different! Ugh, I am way too tired to argue this but I'm having a hard time comprehending how someone who has played both Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask could say they are the same game."

I'll watch later

Im getting closer and closer to buying a wii

"Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

"A 12 year old could have done a better review! Aside from Jason Ocampo, I can't think of a single talented journalist there. *Shakes head in bewilderment and then walks away*"

"GioVANNI said:

"Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

You mean like Square-Enix? Or Capcom? Or Konami? Or Sega?"

"BiggerBomb said:

"GioVANNI said:

"BiggerBomb said:

"GioVANNI said:

"What's sad is that you could cut and paste "The Legend of Zelda" or "Mario" into half the places where this review reads "Animal Crossing" and you'd have a perfectly accurate review, but a different score entirely.

Mario's gone virtually nowhere since the N64, and every single post-Ocarina Zelda game has essentially been a carbon rehash of their successful predecessor. Nintendo's stagnancy and unwillingness (inability?) to create and innovate doesn't stop here—it's positively epidemic in their first-party development.

Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

Majora's Mask is very different from Ocarina of Time...and so is The Wind Waker, for that matter. I haven't played Twilight Princess yet, it's still in the wrapping, but as far as I am concerned the trend of labeling each LoZ game as a clone of its predecessor is very overrated."

Majora's Mask may be unique in it's own way, but that doesn't differ from the fact that NOTHING has changed in it's formula."

Uh...

What? The entire game is different! Ugh, I am way too tired to argue this but I'm having a hard time comprehending how someone who has played both Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask could say they are the same game."

He probably hasn't played both, like me, but I'm not waving your finger you must have been out your head . . .

? Oh, The Pot.

"

"Emilio said:

"GioVANNI said:

"Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

You mean like Square-Enix? Or Capcom? Or Konami? Or Sega?"

Honestly, yes..."

I don't know about this game.  Looks like a decent offering, but clearly it is not original in almost every way.

"BiggerBomb said:

"A 12 year old could have done a better review! Aside from Jason Ocampo, I can't think of a single talented journalist there. *Shakes head in bewilderment and then walks away*"

The IGN guys rock, I love the Nintendo team, Bozon, Matt, Craig, and Daemon are good peoples."

"BiggerBomb said:

"A 12 year old could have done a better review! Aside from Jason Ocampo, I can't think of a single talented journalist there. *Shakes head in bewilderment and then walks away*"

The IGN guys rock, I love the Nintendo team, Bozon, Matt, Craig, and Daemon are good peoples."

"GioVANNI said:

"Emilio said:

"GioVANNI said:

"Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

You mean like Square-Enix? Or Capcom? Or Konami? Or Sega?"

Honestly, yes..."

Well, then, we have an issue not with Nintendo, but with game companies."

"Arkthemaniac said:

"GioVANNI said:

"Emilio said:

"GioVANNI said:

"Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

You mean like Square-Enix? Or Capcom? Or Konami? Or Sega?"

Honestly, yes..."

Well, then, we have an issue not with Nintendo, but with game companies."

Game companies that aren't delivering with new interesting content, but companies that are relying on nostalgia, yes."

"GioVANNI said:

"Arkthemaniac said:

"GioVANNI said:

"Emilio said:

"GioVANNI said:

"Can this crap, and stop supporting a company that's been resting on their laurels and selling software based solely on nostalgia for the past decade. Pathetic."

You mean like Square-Enix? Or Capcom? Or Konami? Or Sega?"

Honestly, yes..."

Well, then, we have an issue not with Nintendo, but with game companies."

Game companies that aren't delivering with new interesting content, but companies that are relying on nostalgia, yes."

I think this is mostly a problem with Japanese video game companies."

"I'll watch later

Im getting closer and closer to buying a wii"

Still getting it, always was, this is Animal Crossing after all.

See you all online.

EDIT: (2hrs)