Tobidase Doubutsu No Mori [Nintendo 3DS]

We have logged hours and hours of playing the U.S. versions of this game, but always was rather bummed that we could not access Japanese items in our US versions. No more! This is FUN! We know nothing about the language...yet. The Internet really helps there. If you're thinking about it, do it. Fun, fun, fun. (There apparently are copies of the game that are not version 1.1. The game prompts you to do an update so you can visit other towns, etc. if it were not for the awesome assistance from a wonderful person I met on the Internet, I would not have known that, although I wondered about the prompt on the title screen. Just want to pay it forward if someone else hits a stumbling block...)

So this game has low star ratings for stupid reasons, so allow me to be the first to say this is a great game. THIS ONLY PLAYS ON JAPANESE 3DS SYSTEMS! This is what I have on my japanese 3ds, it's a fun game and everyone should at least try it. If your looking for the American version search Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Thanks and hope this is more helpful than the other ones....

Warning: you must be able to understand Japanese (or at least some) to play this. It also ONLY works on a Japanese 3DS! Besides that, it's a great game and super adorable. Was 100% brand new and therefore works perfectly. If you're just learning Japanese, this is great because it has furigana to help you (and small Japanese children) pronounce kanji you don't know. :)

I've been playing the english version since it released in NA. I bought this game because back in November I decided to teach myself Japanese and this whole time I've been practicing kana and basic grammer. Now that I can read kana with no problems I bought the Japan Import to see sentences in action. In game all the kanji have kana over it (I think it's called furigana) so you can read it even if you don't know that kanji yet.I love this game in english! I can't believe I've been playing it for almost a year now.If you don't already know the GAME HAS TO MATCH THE DS' REGION. That means if you don't already have a Japan import 3ds and you want the the japan game I recommend you get the 3DS LL. (Japan's 3ds xl) The kana over the kanji is TINY, so the bigger screen helps a lot.

Fun game and great for practicing Japanese. Uses a lot of kanji, but I think all (or at least most) of the kanji have furigana.

Great if you're trying to study and have fun at the same time. It's got furigana, which are the kana above kanji, so you can easily look up words without trying to constantly snap pictures with google translate. Just remember it only works on a Japanese 3DS, they're region locked. It's very worth it, buy it and have fun!

I bought the English version when it came out in 2013. Now I wanted to replay the game from scratch, so I decided to get the Japanese version, and just so I can get all the Japan-only goodies. Believe it or not, it is just as fun as I play it the first time. My only complaint is that this game has very few kanji compared to other Japanese games I have, maybe because this game is geared towards younger children.

I'm sure the game was fine, but it did not fit the American 3DS. My grandson is infatuated with anything Japanese so he wanted that version. We did not know it wouldn't fit. Grandma is not up to date on any of this stuff. Thank you.

子供も満足してますそして安い

ゲームはそんなに好きではないですが、久々にやってみようと思ったタイトルです。中毒性があって確かに新しさもあります。ゆる〜いゲームだと予想しましたが、なかなかどうして、結構ハードです。

夜中親に隠れてしてたなぁ、、

おいでよどうぶつの森と比べて、やれることは格段に増えたのに、個人的には何故かそんなに面白いと思えませんでした。最初の住人がなかなか引っ越さず変わり映えしない…初期の公共事業に面白いものがない…公共事業と、言いつつほぼ自分が出資…家の部屋を増やす＆拡張のお金があまりにも高すぎる…博物館の価値が前作に比べて落ちたように感じる…つね吉のお店では１点しか買えない。ハマらなかった部分を挙げるとこんな感じです。amiibo＋じゃないこのソフトでも、家のネット環境に繋いだ後、数分のアップデートがあり、amiibo＋になりました。

当時ゲーム実況されてた方が配信していたのでやりたくなり本体とセットで購入。ソフトが人気過ぎて予約の状態でしたが届いたら寝る間を惜しむほどプレイしました。