-You cannot place Fruit or Tools up for Auction.
-The highest you can bid on an item in the Auction House is 99,999 Bells.
-Actual small chirping Birds appear in your village.
-Clovers return from the DS version.
-When dropped on the ground, Fossils, Tools, Accessories and more all appear as actual 3D objects and no longer 2D flat images.
-Villages have at least 2 layers of land, much like the Gamecube version.
-Confirmed Tools include, Shovel, Axe, Net, Fishing Rod, Watering Can & Timer.
-The water in the ocean and rivers now has a shimmery effect to it.
-Stone Bridges are now wider, perhaps to accommodate 4 players during WiFi play.
-Mr. Resetti can sometimes appear in the City.
-Flowers are now 3D.
-Unlike the DS version, there is now alot more grass in your village than dirt.
-Nook’s Cranny and Nook & Go are 2 confirmed Nook upgrades.
-You can redesign the sleaves of purchased clothing.
-A Tom Nook Apron shirt is in the game.
-Talk to the shoe-shine Skunk to change the color of your character’s shoes.
-While wearing a Mii Mask you cannot place any accessories on your character’s face or head.
-The Museum’s Fossil section has steps leading up to at least 1 other floor.
-2 new Boy Hairstyles and 1 new Girl Hairstyle has been confirmed, more are probably included as well.
-Tom Nook’s Point System for buying goods at his store returns from the DS version.
-A Village’s locations consist of Nook, Town Hall, The Able Sisters and the Museum.
-The City locations consist of Crazy Redd’s Ally Shop, The Theatre, ATM Machine, HRA, Gracie Grace, Shoe-Shine and Harriet’s Beauty Salon.
-It seems that just by entering the H.R.A. you can actually go into a mockup version of a room in your friends house.
-Letters can be sent to another player’s village, an email address, a cell phone and even the Wii Message Board.
-You can once again get a Basement Upgrade to your house like in the Gamecube version.
-You can once again choose to show off a Fish or Insect like in the DS version.
-Holidays make a return to the Wii version.
-Bunny Day has players searching for buried Bunny Eggs.
-Halloween has players wearing a Jack mask and Trick-or-Treating to houses in the village.
-New Years is celebrated as it was in past games with a giant count down clock by Town Hall as well as fireworks.
-You can plug in a USB keyboard to your Wii and type letters and chat to other players over wifi with it.
-Unlike the DS version, animals will still wander around outside during WiFi play.
-Unlike the DS version, each player during WiFi play will see the same Fish shadows in the ocean, ponds and rivers.
-You can pan the camera up into the sky by pressing a certain button on the Wii remote.
-Like in the DS version you can fill in a hole in the ground by kicking dirt into it.
-You can now press a button on the Wii remote to instantly switch between the tool your character is holding.
-The Auction House has room for 9 items to be displayed at once.
-When you win an item in an Auction it shows up in your mailbox.
-You can bring over your character & catalog from the DS version by transferring your data to your Wii.
-Brand New items not already found in the game will be sent to players via Wii Connect 24.
-The City is not an area that multiple players can visit at once over WiFi.
-When a player uses the Timer item during WiFi play, the normal clock will turn int oa big stop watch in the top left of the screen.
-After the time is up on a Timer, the game will show how many insects and fish each player caught in the bottom right corner of the screen.
-The game currently features an option to play with or without motion sensing for fishing, digging, etc.
-Control options include Wii Remote alone or Wii Remote + Nunchaku.
-Zipper T. Bunny is a new character for ‘Bunny Day’
-All DLC for the game will be free.
-All real world holidays from the GC version are making a return.
-There are birds that fly in your town and will chirp. This is done “to relax you even more”
-WiiSpeak is sold separately for $29.99.
-An AC
F + WiiSpeak bundle is confirmed for $59.99.
-Balloons are sold by a beaver named Valentino
-There are multiple variations of balloons, including a bunny.
-Mii masks change your skin color.
-Picture grabber takes pictures of the interface.
-Katrina owns a shop in the corner of town.
-A mysterious Peacock is shown, but the holiday that they represent is unknown at this time.
-A kappa hat is shown as well.
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Zitat von Nharox
) die Gelegenheit das Game mal zu zocken und es macht verdammt viel Spaß. Das einzige Problem, sind die Handschmerzen nach einiger Zeit. Grafisch sieht das Game richtig genial aus und Wario ist sowieso KULT!
Dinge wie Okami zählen nicht, da ich die Spiele auch auf PS2 oder Cube (Zelda) spielen kann. Kein Kaufgrund für Wii also.
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