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Fuusui Mysteries - Are you familiar with the ancient art of Fuusui (Feng-Shui)?
Who would have guessed that it even applies to Nintendo's Animal Forest +?
It's all about how you arrange your furniture in your house. Orange
colored furniture in the North
Yellow furniture in the West Red furniture in the East Green furniture in
the South. What does this do? For example, the yellow furniture increases
the amount of money you receive. The other colors have similar benefits,
so be sure to follow this basic rule when constructing your house.
Bee Courageous - You've done it before -- you've shaken a couple of
trees to find some cash, and out comes a whole swarm of bees and does a "remodeling"
job on your face... Painful. But did you know that you can actually catch
the bees and make some money? It's a bit tricky as the bees move fast, but
after you've shaken a tree and a bee's hive has fallen out, immediately
switch to the butterfly net and turn towards the hive. Time it right and
hit the button and you will catch a single bee, worth 4,500 bucks. Not
bad, huh? There are three swarms of bees hidden on the map every day, so
you can make some big bucks if you go bee hunting.
Get Rich Quick with your GBA - If you've got a GBA and the GameCube Link
Cable, you can access an island to the south of Animal Forest + that lets
you make money much more quickly. Collect as many pieces of fruit as you
can carry, hook up your GBA, turn it on, and then go to the pier at the
beach (all the way in the south). A Kappa will be waiting here in his boat
(he only shows up if your GBA is switched on) and take you to the island.
Once you're on the island, drop all the fruit you have collected and go
back to the boat. Tell the Kappa that you want to leave and that you want
to transfer the island to your GBA. Your GBA will turn on and you will
have see your island, complete with all the fruit you have dropped. Move
your hand to the door of your island animal's house and knock. Your animal
will come out. Now grab a piece of fruit and put it right in front of your
animal. It will eat the fruit and turn happy. After a few pieces of fruit
your animal will drop a money bag of random size for each fruit you feed
to your little virtual pet. Repeat this process until all pieces of fruit
are gone (you can also direct your pet to shake trees to get more fruit),
then put your GBA to sleep. Do NOT switch it off. Go back to the GameCube
game. Once back in your town, leave the screen with the boat and come
back. Talk to the Kappa again and the GCN game will be updated with the
new data from the GBA island. Travel back to the island and collect all
the money bags. Some bags contain as much as 30,000 coins! You should be
able to pay off your house in no time now.
Grow a Money Tree - Did you know that besides growing fruit trees, you
can also grow money trees? Yep, no joke. However, you can't just grow them
anywhere. Find a sparkly glowing spot on the ground (the type that hints
at a hidden treasure) and use the shovel to unearth the money bag. Instead
of just pocketing the money and closing the hole, stand in front of it, go
into your inventory and select the money bag. Now choose the "plant item
in ground" option that you also use to sow seeds or fruit and put the bag
back into the sparkly spot in the ground. A seedling will sprout, which
will grow into a money-bearing tree. Nice, huh?
Note: that planting a money bag just anywhere will not produce a money
tree. It has to be planted in the sparkly special spot.
Reset Follies - Don't ever hit the reset switch when playing this game.
If you do, the next time you play you will be chastized by Mr. Reset, an
angry mole. He will lecture you on how there is no reset button in real
life -- so you shouldn't use it in this game either. Mr. Reset's rant
takes quite a while to get through, but that's nothing compared to what
happens when you hit reset again... His complaints will get longer and
longer and he will even force you to apologize (which requires you to
manually enter your apology via the letter entry wheels). Not fun. So stay
away from the reset switch unless you understand Japanese and want to read
some funny stuff. |
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