Dōbutsu no Mori - Revision history

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	{{Nihongo\|'''''Dōbutsu no Mori'''''\|どうぶつの森\|'''Animal Forest e+''' in English}}, is the name of the ~~first~~ installment in the {{SER}}. It was released only in Japan for the [[Nintendo 64]]. The reason it was originally released as a Japan-exclusive game was because Nintendo was uncertain whether a worldwide release for the game was viable, due to it being text-heavy and containing Japanese references and holidays that were untranslatable at the time.<ref>''[[The Ultimate Guide to Animal Crossing New Horizons]]''</ref> It was later remade for the [[GameCube]] in 2002, and released worldwide as {{GC}}. Since 2010, a fully playable fan translation patch is in existence which ports dialog directly from the [[Nintendo GameCube]] release, but there are glitches with long blocks of text such as mail and the [[Bulletin Board]] being cut off suddenly.		{{Nihongo\|'''''Dōbutsu no Mori e+'''''\|どうぶつの森 e+\|'''Animal Forest e+''' in English}}, is the name of the fourth installment in the {{SER}}. It was released only in Japan for the [[Nintendo 64]]. The reason it was originally released as a Japan-exclusive game was because Nintendo was uncertain whether a worldwide release for the game was viable, due to it being text-heavy and containing Japanese references and holidays that were untranslatable at the time.<ref>''[[The Ultimate Guide to Animal Crossing New Horizons]]''</ref> It was later remade for the [[GameCube]] in 2002, and released worldwide as {{GC}}. Since 2010, a fully playable fan translation patch is in existence which ports dialog directly from the [[Nintendo GameCube]] release, but there are glitches with long blocks of text such as mail and the [[Bulletin Board]] being cut off suddenly.

	==Differences from {{GC\|nolink}}==		==Differences from {{GC\|nolink}}==

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	{{Nihongo\|'''''Dōbutsu no Mori'''''\|どうぶつの森\|'''Animal Forest''' in English}}, is the name of the first installment in the {{SER}}. It was released only in Japan for the [[Nintendo 64]]. The reason it was originally released as a Japan-exclusive game was because Nintendo was uncertain whether a worldwide release for the game was viable, due to it being text-heavy and containing Japanese references and holidays that were untranslatable at the time.<ref>''[[The Ultimate Guide to Animal Crossing New Horizons]]''</ref> It was later remade for the [[GameCube]] in 2002, and released worldwide as {{GC}}. Since 2010, a fully playable fan translation patch is in existence which ports dialog directly from the [[Nintendo GameCube]] release, but there are glitches with long blocks of text such as mail and the [[Bulletin Board]] being cut off suddenly.		{{Nihongo\|'''''Dōbutsu no Mori'''''\|どうぶつの森\|'''Animal Forest e+''' in English}}, is the name of the first installment in the {{SER}}. It was released only in Japan for the [[Nintendo 64]]. The reason it was originally released as a Japan-exclusive game was because Nintendo was uncertain whether a worldwide release for the game was viable, due to it being text-heavy and containing Japanese references and holidays that were untranslatable at the time.<ref>''[[The Ultimate Guide to Animal Crossing New Horizons]]''</ref> It was later remade for the [[GameCube]] in 2002, and released worldwide as {{GC}}. Since 2010, a fully playable fan translation patch is in existence which ports dialog directly from the [[Nintendo GameCube]] release, but there are glitches with long blocks of text such as mail and the [[Bulletin Board]] being cut off suddenly.

	==Differences from {{GC\|nolink}}==		==Differences from {{GC\|nolink}}==

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Now, Faster: Reverted edits by Danekq (talk) to last revision by Woo23

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Woo23: /* Differences from {{GC|nolink}} */ for now

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	*Insects are not restricted by acres and can freely wander into other acres. Banded Dragonflies and similar airborne insects cannot fly too far out to sea in {{DnM\|nolink}}, but in {{GC}} there is no limit.		*Insects are not restricted by acres and can freely wander into other acres. Banded Dragonflies and similar airborne insects cannot fly too far out to sea in {{DnM\|nolink}}, but in {{GC}} there is no limit.
	*Some of the wallpapers and carpets from {{DnM\|nolink}} were redesigned or removed in {{GC}}.		*Some of the wallpapers and carpets from {{DnM\|nolink}} were redesigned or removed in {{GC}}.
	*Some of the clothing from {{AF\|nolink}}, for example, the N Logo shirt (G Logo in {{GC\|nolink}}), are redesigned or removed in {{GC\|nolink}}.		*Some of the clothing from {{DnM\|nolink}}, for example, the N Logo shirt (G Logo in {{GC\|nolink}}), are redesigned or removed in {{GC\|nolink}}.
	*Two sets of stationery from {{AF\|nolink}}, the New Year's Card and the Fortune Paper, are redesigned.		*Two sets of stationery from {{DnM\|nolink}}, the New Year's Card and the Fortune Paper, are redesigned.
	*The [[holidays]] from {{AF\|nolink}} are either changed or removed in {{GC}}.		*The [[holidays]] from {{AF\|nolink}} are either changed or removed in {{GC}}.
	*[[Tom Nook]] wears slightly different uniforms.		*[[Tom Nook]] wears slightly different uniforms.
	*The [[Wishing Well]] from {{GC}} is a '''[[Wishing Well\|Bell Shrine]]''' in {{AF\|nolink}}. On New Year's Day, instead of tossing a coin in the fountain, the player shakes the thick rope in the middle and the bells ring.		*The [[Wishing Well]] from {{GC}} is a '''[[Wishing Well\|Bell Shrine]]''' in {{DnM\|nolink}}. On New Year's Day, instead of tossing a coin in the fountain, the player shakes the thick rope in the middle and the bells ring.
	*The input keyboard from {{GC}} is a dial that contains the letters, numbers, and symbols that appear on the screen in {{AF\|nolink}}.		*The input keyboard from {{GC}} is a dial that contains the letters, numbers, and symbols that appear on the screen in {{AF\|nolink}}.
	*In {{GC}}, [[Gulliver]] would give the player a rare furniture piece for saving him. In {{AF\|nolink}}, he gives the player a random furniture piece.		*In {{GC}}, [[Gulliver]] would give the player a rare furniture piece for saving him. In {{DnM\|nolink}}, he gives the player a random furniture piece.
	*In {{GC}}, three items could be stored in container furniture such as dressers, wardrobes, etc. In {{AF\|nolink}}, only one item can be stored in these kinds of furniture.		*In {{GC}}, three items could be stored in container furniture such as dressers, wardrobes, etc. In {{DnM\|nolink}}, only one item can be stored in these kinds of furniture.
	*In {{GC}}, a player's initial home had a wooden box that had a college rule journal on top. In {{AF\|nolink}}, this is not included, so this means this feature was either not included or both items have to be bought from Nook.		*In {{GC}}, a player's initial home had a wooden box that had a college rule journal on top. In {{DnM\|nolink}}, this is not included, so this means this feature was either not included or both items have to be bought from Nook.
	*In {{GC}}, the catalog has a section called "Handhelds" where umbrellas, pinwheels, fans, balloons and tools could be ordered. In {{AF\|nolink}}, this section is called "Umbrellas" and only umbrellas can be ordered from that section. This means pinwheels, fans, balloons, and tools cannot be ordered from the catalog.		*In {{GC}}, the catalog has a section called "Handhelds" where umbrellas, pinwheels, fans, balloons and tools could be ordered. In {{AF\|nolink}}, this section is called "Umbrellas" and only umbrellas can be ordered from that section. This means pinwheels, fans, balloons, and tools cannot be ordered from the catalog.
	*In {{GC}}, the player could store multiple airchecks in stereos, radios, etc. In {{AF\|nolink}}, only one aircheck could be stored in them.		*In {{GC}}, the player could store multiple airchecks in stereos, radios, etc. In {{DnM\|nolink}}, only one aircheck could be stored in them.
	*Buildings such as [[Tom Nook\|Tom Nook's]] shop, the [[Post Office]], and the [[Dump]] have slightly redesigned logos in {{GC}}.		*Buildings such as [[Tom Nook\|Tom Nook's]] shop, the [[Post Office]], and the [[Dump]] have slightly redesigned logos in {{GC}}.
	*There is no [[Museum]], thus there is no [[Blathers]]. The [[Faraway Museum]] still exists, and fossils can be sent there for identification, and from there can be either displayed in the player's house, sold, or given away.		*There is no [[Museum]], thus there is no [[Blathers]]. The [[Faraway Museum]] still exists, and fossils can be sent there for identification, and from there can be either displayed in the player's house, sold, or given away.
	*Taking a trip in {{AF\|nolink}} requires the player have one Controller Pak to save travel data on, and two Controller Paks are needed to travel directly. In {{GC}}, an extra Memory Card is used to save travel data, and the player can travel directly to the other town if two Memory Cards with town data are in use at the same time.		*Taking a trip in {{DnM\|nolink}} requires the player have one Controller Pak to save travel data on, and two Controller Paks are needed to travel directly. In {{GC}}, an extra Memory Card is used to save travel data, and the player can travel directly to the other town if two Memory Cards with town data are in use at the same time.
	*e-Reader support was added in later Japanese and North American releases of {{GC}}, thus, there is no E-reader functionality in {{AF\|nolink}}.		*e-Reader support was added in later Japanese and North American releases of {{GC}}, thus, there is no E-reader functionality in {{AF\|nolink}}.
	*[[Mayor Tortimer]] was not yet introduced into the series until the Gamecube games, and therefore no gifts could be obtained from him on special events.		*[[Mayor Tortimer]] was not yet introduced into the series until the Gamecube games, and therefore no gifts could be obtained from him on special events.