Animal Crossing: Wild World (NDS)

Advantages: Wi-Fi, Fun
Disadvantages: Addictive

Animal Crossing: Wild World(ACWW) is an RPG game. You live a life in ACWW. Starting You are riding in a cab and the cab driver talks to you for ages. Then he asks you if your a Mr. or a Mrs. then he says where are you off to. You have to type in a made up place or a real place. (I picked London) then he talks some more. When you get to your town. You get out of the taxi and go in to the town hall.(it does it for you). Then Pelly talks to you some ...
...dog police officer. In Animal Crossing on the Nintendo GameCube he warns the player about up coming visits from a non-playable character. But on ACWW on the Nintendo Ds he handles connecting to other players' towns and other Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection tasks. Mable Able: is the hedgehog and is manager of the able sisters shop(Clothes shop). She allows visitors to create designs and put them on display. On ACWW she sells various clothes , headgear ... Read review

Advantages: Great in portable form | Quite a lot to do | Online play
Disadvantages: Slow paced for some

The GameCube release of Animal Crossing was a perfect example of how annoying it can be to live life as a PAL territory gamer. After the release in Japan and America, Europe still had to wait for years before the game finally showed up on our shores with Nintendo sporting the 'localisation issues' excuse. When it did come, however, and for those that hadn't already imported it gamers were greeted with pretty much what they had wanted for so long, ...
...previous versions of the game, Animal Crossing is a life simulator based in a green little down where, predictably, the population is entirely made up of animals. For some odd reason you, as a human, decide to leave the comforts of your own home and come live the idyllic life with the animals. You manage to get yourself a house thanks to the local shop owner Tom Nook whole you'll grow to loathe over time due to his mortgage fees he lumbers you with. ... Read review

Advantages: Great and easy to play
Disadvantages: Can get addictive

Animal Crossing: Wild World is a fun-filled game suitable for all ages (PEGI rated 3+). There are millions of items to collect such as clothes, umbrellas, flowers, fish, insects, furniture and even fossils. There's also many different characters to meet too. Most of this stuff will be explained later in the review. Starting Your New Game It is really easy to start a new game. Simply touch "New Game" with your stylus* at the title screen. (*Your ...
...lot of new characters in Animal Crossing. Most of them are really friendly but there is sometimes a rude one every so often..... Pelly Pelly runs the post office and civic centre in the town hall. Tortimimer Tortimimer is the mayor of the town. Tom Nook Tom is the owner of the local shop - Nook's Cranny. The shop may get upgraded to Nook 'N' Go or Nook Way. Both will have more items for sale than in Nook's Cranny. Sable Sable just sits in ... Read review

Advantages: appealing for kids, never ending gameplay
Disadvantages: not really a lot of point to the game

...had almost begged for was Animal Crossing. I have watched her friends play this in the past and never really understood what it was all about as they told me there weren't really things to do, and you kind of did what you wanted! This in mind when we bought the machine and game a few weeks before Christmas, there was no option but for me to play it in secret without her catching me! The game itself is suitable for anybody aged six and over, and ...
...further in the game. Animal Crossing is a game with no direction, or level completion. You control yourself and what and where you go at any given time. This makes the game impossible to complete and you will always hopefully have something to do when you sign into the game. The game starts with a brief taxi ride where you set your own details such as name, gender, time, date, birthday etc. All of this detail is relevant as certain events can happen ... Read review

Advantages: Open ended, WiFi enabled, Do things at your own pace
Disadvantages: Quite similar to Animal Crossing on the Nintendo GameCube, No ''real'' plotline

...I first heard the the Animal Crossing franchise would appear on the DS, I just knew it would work. Having played the GameCube Animal Crossing game religiously, I knew what the game was all about. So first off, I'll tell you what the game is. Imagine The Sims, but add a touch of Nintendo, and take away all the humans and replace them with talking animals. That's quite close to what Animal Crossing is. Like The Sims, there is no plot line. You just ...
...simpler! So in conclusion, Animal Crossing Wild World is unlike any other game out there (except for Animal Crossing GC). If you've played the GameCube version, you might think that there's nothing new on offer here, but it is well worth it. I felt like that at first, but the game has sucked me in, and it hasn't let me go. I am on the game everyday, sometimes only for about 15 minutes. You don't have to spend hours on end on this game, just dip ... Read review