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I know that this is a little bit off topic, but in the last few days I’ve been playing 2D First Person Shooter games on my Nintendo 3DS. I’ve also been playing the 3DS version of Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.

2D games are getting better and better all the time. This is due to the fact that Nintendo has released a game that has many of the core features of most 2D games (e.g., you can shoot your enemies). For example, in Animal Crossing, you can control the animal characters in 2D without any of the 2D controls (like button presses).

I remember when I first got my Wii and it was the first game that I played. And it was the first game that I played on the system. I remember it being a real treat because there was no HUD and it had no menus, but it was also very difficult and there were some frustrating issues.

I played Animal Crossing for over six months before I gave up on it completely. I was also one of the first people to give up on playing the original Mario Bros. because I was not interested in the controls. I still use the Wii Remote, however, for Mario games, and for Animal Crossing.

Like so many other games that are the original Xbox, I gave up on Nintendo’s handheld games after a few months of playing for fun. I still remember the first time I got the Snes emulator for playing SNES games, and I was hooked for a few months before I gave up on the handheld games entirely.

The joys of playing 3ds games for the first time are still very real to me. To help with that, I’m going to give you a list of the games I have the most fun playing.

The list includes the Super Mario games, and some of Animal Crossing’s best games. I played Animal Crossing: New Leaf, then Animal Crossing: Wild World, then Animal Crossing: Wild World Special Edition… and I still play them all. For the 3ds games, the list is more limited.

I’ll admit I’m a sucker for the original games. It’s not that I don’t care about the new 3ds games, I just don’t play them. But I have a lot of nostalgia for the games I played in my youth. That’s probably why I don’t play the new 3ds games, because I have that same old desire to play them again. That’s why I started a 3ds game thread on the 3ds forums.

I’m not a huge fan of Animal Crossing games, but they are still a major part of my gaming collection. When they come out, I’m sure I’ll have a few 3ds games to play too. It’s probably just that I keep too many things in my life too long to be able to put them in the basement.