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Animal Crossing: Wild World (Nintendo DS)

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!!!!!WARNING ADDICTIVE!!!!

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5 Feb 13th, 2007 

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Wi - Fi, Fun

Disadvantages:
Addictive

Recommendable Yes:

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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 more. Then you can explore the town.

Your House
Your house is very basic and small. You have a small room when you walk in to the house and a staircase to your left. Up the staircase is an attic. In there is your bed where you can sleep and save. You can only decorate the downstairs room(not the attic). You can decorate the walls by buying wallpaper etc. You can also decorate you floor with tiles, rugs etc. You can buy stuff to make it look nicer like I have a robo chair, Hifi stereo, Lamp, Screen. You have a red letter box outside (American style) if a blue thing is up at the side on it that means you have mail. To buy a bigger house you have to pay your mortgage at the town hall, which goes to tom nook.

Tom Nooks Shop
Tom nooks shop is about the size of your downstairs room. You can buy a fishing rod, watering can, paper etc. Will time progresses tom announces on the town message board out side the town hall. that the shop will be closed on a certain date(mine was 6th feb) to refurbish the store and increase the size. He then gets a larger shop with automatic doors. In some shops that I have been to when visiting other towns (wifi) have an upstairs, ground floor and a hair salon(they made me ginger) I have only get to the one with automatic doors.

Characters
I will now list a few characters which I know about:
Brooker: is a bulldog who runs the lost and found. he also allows you to change the design of the flag.
Brewster: is a greeny-grayey pigeon who serves coffee at the roost in the basement at the museum.
Celeste: is introduced in Wild World. She is the owl caretaker of the telescope and observatory in the upstairs area of the museum. You can create your own Constellations, which can be viewed either by looking through her telescope or at night outdoors in the players town. It is rumored that if you go up to her everyday and say "Your Cute!" you will befriend her.
Copper: Is an officious 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 and accessories e.g. Eye Patch, Glasses etc.
Sable Able: is the eldest out of the two Able sisters but is very shy and always sits at the table and sews. If the player talks to her 16 times she will start saying other things rather than ….. Or "I am to busy".
Pelly: is a pelican that works in the town hall during the day. She is very much devoted to her job unlike her sister Phyllis
Phyllis: is extremely rude and also works in the town hall like her sister Pelly. He normally mutters and says stuff under her breath.
Mr. Sonny Rosetti: is an extremely bad tempered mole. When a player shuts off there Nintendo GameCube or Nintendo DS while playing Animal Crossing and they don't save, Rosetti appears when you next turn Animal Crossing and warns you about losing valuable data but gives you a warning and lets you off lightly. If the players continues to turn off Animal Crossing without saving he appears again when you turn the game back on, and delivers even longer rants and lectures and he shouts them even angrier.
Tom Nook: is the owner of Animal Crossings main store. Tom Nook may be referred as a Raccoon but he is actually a Tanuki. He supplies you with a temporarily employment at the begging but soon tells you that there is no more jobs. He is also you Landlord and you have to pay off your mortgage to him through the Town Hall. Once you have paid your mortgage you should go and see him at the shop. He will talk to you about the mortgage and then say what color would you like your new house. There is Hot Pink, Sky Blue, Pale Green etc. He will expand your room for the first two times then he will ask you if you want an extra room if you want he will. The new house is always built the next day. The mortgage increases each time.
Tortimer: is the mayor of your town. He is an old tortoise and spends most of his time asleep in the Town hall or at the wishing well. He will leave his normal location for special events happening in the town.

Tools
Catapult: is used when you see an object flying through the air. You have to quickly your catapult out and run and try to shoot the object out of the sky. The objects include: A present on a balloon, pelican etc. You can get a normal catapult and a golden catapult but I don't know how to get that one.
Fishing Rod: is obviously used to fish. You throw it in the water when there is a fish and wait for it to come and bite the bait. Then the fish will bite it then swim away. Then it will come back. It will repeat this for about 3-4 times then the ball thing with sink in to the water. Click on your character then you should have caught the fish. There are many different fish including: Football Fish, Pond Smelt, Horse Mackerel etc. You can also catch boots and tin cans. You can get a normal Fishing Rod and a golden one. I don't know how you get one of them either. I got mine from someone else's town. You can put the fish in you museum Aquarium.
Axe: is to cut down trees if your town gets over crowded with them. If you are going to cut down a fruit tree then you are better off shaking the tree to get the fruit off it before you cut it, if you want the fruit. I wouldn't cut down someone else's tree in another town otherwise they will get extremely angry and come to your town and cut yours down. I have had that experience lol(I cut down someone's tree accidental). You can get a normal axe and a Golden axe
Shovel: to dig up any tree stumps after you have cut down a tree if you don't want them in your town. Also if you find a crack on your town floor(you will find a fair few) you should dig it up. Because chances are you will find a fossil which you can put in your museum or sell or a statue which you can either sell or put in your house which is funny as they dance(lol). But in someone else's town they might have buried an acorn or a piece of clothing and even a piece of furniture. You can get a normal shovel and a Golden Shovel
Net: is to catch bugs on
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trees or in the air. You can find different bugs in someone else's town. As I did(I found a firefly). You have to be very sneaky and be quite quick. You can also put them in the museum. The bugs include: Silk Moth, Cockroach, Firefly etc. You can get a normal net and a golden net
Watering Can: is to water the plants in your town. That is all you can do with the watering can
Wi-fi Connectivity
You use Wi-Fi to play with other people around the world and make friends with them. To connect to Wi-Fi you have to go to other on the start screen of Animal Crossing. The you have to go to Wi-Fi settings. If you have a wireless router/modem you have to search for it. Then you have to type in the Wireless key. Then you will have to go to Copper and get a friend code. Then you will have to write it down and keep it safe. You will have to get some friends so you should go to www.ds-play.com where you will have to sign up but there is a chat room to go on and exchange friend codes with people and add them to your Friends Router. You will also have to tell them your character name and town. Then you will have to go back to Copper and talk to him then click I wanna go out then he will ask you if you want to start Wi-fi communications you should click yes. Then you will see if any off your friends have there gates open if they do then you can go to there town If you do not have a wireless router/modem then you will have to plug a USB cable in to the computer. It will tell the instructions in the Animal Crossing Manual. I done it by wireless router/modem.

Map
You can access your map by clicking on the arrow on the top right-hand side of your screen. Then you will need to click on the house icon on the top. There you will see a key so you will know where your house and other non-playable characters houses in your town. There will be to little icons a blue one and a red one above the key. Click on the red one to see where the shop, Town Hall, Shop and the gate. There will be a little purple person flashing on the map. That is where you are.

Mailing Letters
You can mail letters to any non-playable character in your town by buying paper from Tom Nooks shop. If he has none in stock because a player from another town has come to your town and brought them or a player living In your house then you can ordering it by asking Tom Nook for the catalogue. When you get the paper you can write a letter. Once you have written a letter you should go to the town hall to mail it. There is town sections in the town hall. There will be two mats on the floor. One is green with a picture of a house on it which you would go to too get information about the environment to make up a town tune. The red one is to access account, mail a letter and to pay the mortgage. The funny thing Is, is when you write a letter to a character even a non-playable one they will send one back. If you send them a gift they may send you one back.

Selling
If you need more money(bells) then you should go to the beach as you will find shells on there which you can sell to Tom Nook for bells. You can also sell Fruit and unwanted furniture and clothes to him.(If you get a fossil which you should check at the museum) and you already have it in the museum you can sell it for loads of bells. The only thing at the moment which Tom Nook can not buy is a pitfall seed and work uniform. They may be some more.

Opinion
I think this game is awesome. I got this game for my Birthday which my dad got me. I was addicted to it for days. The sound is ok but It is really realistic but it is funny. The graphics isn't that realistic but they are playable.
 

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Susanimber 04.02.2008 15:14

Great detailed review, my daughter loves this game, when my daughter asked the manager in Game what this was like, he described it as a childrens version of Sims.

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great reveiw i might just have to get this game :) stace x

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Looking for a new game for my boy on his DS -This gave lots of helpful info.

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