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| style="text-align:left;padding:10px;"|{{DnMe+}} (''Animal Forest e+''), also released for the GameCube, is a re-adaptation of {{PG|nolink}} and its unique content back into Japanese, as well as adding even more content never seen outside of Japan.<br><br>Since direct e-Reader compatibility was not a feature in {{DnM+|nolink}}, the highlighted feature of ''e+'' was the ability to scan both {{DnM+|nolink}} and new {{DnMe+|nolink}} cards into the game, to receive gifts like in {{PG|nolink}} or more notably invite a villager directly to the player's village. This included 83 new villagers that could only be invited with their e-Reader cards, as well as 12 new [[K.K. Slider songs]] and [[design]]s.<br><br>Other new features include conversations between two villagers, entering [[Tom Nook's store]] at night with a shovel or axe, the [[Reset Surveillance Center]], [[Animal Island]] becoming a loan instead of a GBA link, and [[Doubutsu no Mori e+: Doubutsu-tachi to Asobou!|a collection of GBA minigames]] playable at the wishing well. | | style="text-align:left;padding:10px;"|{{DnMe+}} (''Animal Forest e+''), also released for the GameCube, is a re-adaptation of {{PG|nolink}} and its unique content back into Japanese, as well as adding even more content never seen outside of Japan.<br><br>Since direct e-Reader compatibility was not a feature in {{DnM+|nolink}}, the highlighted feature of ''e+'' was the ability to scan both {{DnM+|nolink}} and new {{DnMe+|nolink}} cards into the game, to receive gifts like in {{PG|nolink}} or more notably invite a villager directly to the player's village. This included 83 new villagers that could only be invited with their e-Reader cards, as well as 12 new [[K.K. Slider songs]] and [[design]]s.<br><br>Other new features include conversations between two villagers, entering [[Tom Nook's store]] at night with a shovel or axe, the [[Reset Surveillance Center]], [[Animal Island]] becoming a loan instead of a GBA link, and [[Doubutsu no Mori e+: Doubutsu-tachi to Asobou!|a collection of GBA minigames]] playable at the wishing well. | ||
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− | | [[File:DnM iQue Poster.jpg|200px]]<br><big>'''{{iQue}}'''<br>动物森林</big>|| [[File: | + | | [[File:DnM iQue Poster.jpg|200px]]<br><big>'''{{iQue}}'''<br>动物森林</big>|| [[File:iQue Player (logo).png|250px]]<br>[[iQue Player]]<br>{{Flag|CHN}} June 1, 2006 |
| style="text-align:left;padding:10px;"|{{iQue}} (again meaning ''Animal Forest'') is the final game of the first generation. It is a Chinese translation of {{DnM|nolink}} ported to the [[iQue Player]], a system released in China to play ports of Nintendo 64 games. While gameplay remains the same as {{DnM|nolink}}, many Japanese items and textures were replaced, and some events were removed or changed—most notably, the [[Lunar New Year]] being celebrated. {{iQue|nolink}} was chronologically the last first-generation game of the {{SER|nolink}}, although {{WW}} had already released the prior year. | | style="text-align:left;padding:10px;"|{{iQue}} (again meaning ''Animal Forest'') is the final game of the first generation. It is a Chinese translation of {{DnM|nolink}} ported to the [[iQue Player]], a system released in China to play ports of Nintendo 64 games. While gameplay remains the same as {{DnM|nolink}}, many Japanese items and textures were replaced, and some events were removed or changed—most notably, the [[Lunar New Year]] being celebrated. {{iQue|nolink}} was chronologically the last first-generation game of the {{SER|nolink}}, although {{WW}} had already released the prior year. | ||
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