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Does the Australian version of Animal Crossing follow their pattern of seasons and holidays (i.e. winter in our summer and vice versa) or was it unchanged from the American version?
I was planning on maybe picking it up online as it's been spotted for £35 but I'm not sure if it's wise.
*mutters about how French get it when they said it would be unfair to give it to British folk*
I was planning on maybe picking it up online as it's been spotted for £35 but I'm not sure if it's wise.
*mutters about how French get it when they said it would be unfair to give it to British folk*
Does the Australian version of Animal Crossing follow their pattern of seasons and holidays (i.e. winter in our summer and vice versa) or was it unchanged from the American version?
I was planning on maybe picking it up online as it's been spotted for £35 but I'm not sure if it's wise.
*mutters about how French get it when they said it would be unfair to give it to British folk*
I was planning on maybe picking it up online as it's been spotted for £35 but I'm not sure if it's wise.
*mutters about how French get it when they said it would be unfair to give it to British folk*
Seasons are Aussie.
It'll be summer there now.
It'll be summer there now.
Hi All,
Well I have recently got the Au version of AC, I have it at the current date and my town is covered in snow, and cold. Not summer time.
ArcAngel
Well I have recently got the Au version of AC, I have it at the current date and my town is covered in snow, and cold. Not summer time.
ArcAngel