Animal Crossing, Castlevania or Luigi's Mansion?

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#1  Edited By BamurDeadd

Which one of these is best value for your money? Never played an Animal Crossing before.

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#2  Edited By BamurDeadd

Bump for glory!

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Animal Crossing if that's your kind of thing.

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They're all very different types of games so your preferences are really what matter the most here. Animal Crossing is probably the answer though. But it's quite a slow burn so you can either play it for a VERY long time or get bored within a few hours.

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#5  Edited By BamurDeadd

I try to play pretty much everything and a free copy of AC does seem like a good time to check it out. Is that the best in terms of value and quality though? Hearing great things about LM too.

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I'm trying to think of something to compare Animal Crossing to...the sims? minecraft? If you like that type of casual gaming, AC will last you years. It's a game you would most likely download to keep on your 3DS so you can play a bit each day. In terms of quality it is a Nintendo AAA. I'm sure Castlevania and specially Luigi's Mansion will be quality experiences but they are more linear/traditional games so they will come to an end.

Animal Crossing has no end game. It goes on forever...so depends if you like closure or not.

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If you're talking about 3DS games, Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon is pretty fantastic. It took me about 10-15 hours to play through, though, and there's not much replayability (unless you're the completionist sort), so if you're looking for something that'll hold your attention a bit longer it'd probably be the new 3DS Animal Crossing.

The 3DS Castlevania has received middling reviews at best, and I've heard only negative things from friends who bought the game.

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I'm sure Animal Crossing is the one you could get the most out of assuming you like that kind of thing. Luigi's Mansion is pretty long, much longer than it needs to be with tons of stuff to do and Castlevania is about 8-10 hours without any good reason to ever return to it after it ends.

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#9  Edited By BamurDeadd

Thanks for the replies all! Normally I like games that actually end at some point (one with a plot/''purpose'') but have been enjoying games like the Atelier series/Monster hunter (not really the same) and the social aspect of Persona. Was also a big Harvest Moon nut back in the day. Maybe I should grab a free AC then? Would be either that one or LM

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#10  Edited By madman19

How are you getting a free copy of AC?

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Get LM for free then buy AC from eShope.

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@madman19: likely the European 3ds promotion.

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animal crossing seems like the biggest timesink.