And yet, I still do think Treasure World is pretty neat and I'm enjoying it for what it is. I could almost see people using it as a Wi-Fi detector to find free hotspots.

And I'm also still tickled every time I reach a new milestone. Especially when I unexpectedly pass someone with a DS and I see a new Dual Star.

It's an interesting concept, and I'd love to see it implemented in other games.

Me and the Yeti's ideas were that apart from an Animal Crossing hybrid, another good idea would be to do a Pokemon/monster finding-training excursion based world. Or perhaps actually creating a visual world, ala Little King's Story. How about a Harvest Moon type game or a Pirate Adventure? The themes associated with objects opens up a slew of imaginative ideas.

The basic gist of finding things through wifi opens up a world of possibilities, it's just how you use what you find that the game was really lacking. It's a stepping stone to a much bigger world of gameplay.

And yet, I still do think Treasure World is pretty neat and I'm enjoying it for what it is. I could almost see people using it as a Wi-Fi detector to find free hotspots.

And I'm also still tickled every time I reach a new milestone. Especially when I unexpectedly pass someone with a DS and I see a new Dual Star.

It's an interesting concept, and I'd love to see it implemented in other games.

Me and the Yeti's ideas were that apart from an Animal Crossing hybrid, another good idea would be to do a Pokemon/monster finding-training excursion based world. Or perhaps actually creating a visual world, ala Little King's Story. How about a Harvest Moon type game or a Pirate Adventure? The themes associated with objects opens up a slew of imaginative ideas.

The basic gist of finding things through wifi opens up a world of possibilities, it's just how you use what you find that the game was really lacking. It's a stepping stone to a much bigger world of gameplay.