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Replay – Animal Crossing
We typically traffic in nostalgia here on Replay, but we're getting far more personal with this episode. With the release of Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer, we thought it would be timely to go back and revisit some of our Animal Crossing towns on GameCube. As it turns out, we left worlds filled with bad catchphrases, embarrassing signage, and serious weed problems.
Ben Hanson played largely solo, and I lived in a house with three other players. Join us, Andrew Reiner, and Tim Turi, as we go back to our virtual towns. You'll get a look at Hanson's terrifying basement, and my overall lack of organization. OK, my place is a total disaster. As an added episode-within-an-episode, we check out Balloon Fight, which of course was one of the focal points of Hanson's house.
After that, stay tuned for another installment of Replay Theater. I won't spoil what it is, because it basically spoils itself. Woof.
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