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I realsied that the holidays wil be american like independanceday and others but no bonfire night ect. plus i think the time might be wrong unless it follows the time inside the game cube, it might follow american time like 5 hrs behind. just thought i would tell you :P anyway still cant wait for it! woohoo!
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I realsied that the holidays wil be american like independanceday and others but no bonfire night ect. plus i think the time might be wrong unless it follows the time inside the game cube, it might follow american time like 5 hrs behind. just thought i would tell you :P anyway still cant wait for it! woohoo!
Animal Crossing doesn't follow the conventional holiday dates. It has it's own. Like the 25th December wasn't Christmas in-game, but Toy-Day was on the 24th.
Oh, AC also follows your GameCube internal clock too.
Oh, AC also follows your GameCube internal clock too.
That was a well constructed piece of drivel.
Whitestripes wrote:
> That was a well constructed piece of drivel.
I thought so :P
> That was a well constructed piece of drivel.
I thought so :P
Thanx for that :) and thx for not getting anoyied at my stupidity XD
Ho Ho. Why would it run 5 hours behind? And besides, you can change the clock...
Dear God.
Dear God.
Depends, I got mine from California and it runs 8 hours behind
DUH
DUH
Whitestripes wrote:
> Depends, I got mine from California and it runs 8 hours behind
mines from some part of canada and it's only 6 hours behind ;p
> Depends, I got mine from California and it runs 8 hours behind
mines from some part of canada and it's only 6 hours behind ;p
So cant u two change ur timer/clock?
You can change the clock on both the GC and on AC, regardless of where it came from.
They're just messing.
They're just messing.
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