“Our database even had a special page on dealing with the call”.
The Animal Crossing series is known for its family-friendly nature, so it’s something of a surprise to learn that one of its most iconic features caused complaints back when the GameCube title hit store shelves in 2002.
I’m talking, of course, about the gyroid statue which players could place outside their homes in the game. In a 2004 interview with EGM resurfaced by Sasha’s Retrobytes, Nintendo Game Counsellor Rick Sandbom reveals that Nintendo got “angry calls” regarding this aspect of the game:
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“Our database even had a special page on dealing with the call”.
The Animal Crossing series is known for its family-friendly nature, so it’s something of a surprise to learn that one of its most iconic features caused complaints back when the GameCube title hit store shelves in 2002.
I’m talking, of course, about the gyroid statue which players could place outside their homes in the game. In a 2004 interview with EGM resurfaced by Sasha’s Retrobytes, Nintendo Game Counsellor Rick Sandbom reveals that Nintendo got “angry calls” regarding this aspect of the game:
Read the full article on timeextension.com