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- Platform: Nintendo DS
- BBFC Rating:
Suitable for 12 years and over. Not for sale to persons under age 12. By placing an order for this product, you declare that you are 12 years of age or over. - Media: Video Game
- Item Quantity: 1
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Product Description
Amazon.co.uk Review:
In a nutshell:
Start a new life on your DS with the most unlikely source of online addiction you’ve ever experienced. You’ve complete freedom to customise your home and the town around it as you socialise with the locals and your friends alike.
The lowdown:
The world of Animal Crossing seems a peculiarly simple one at first: there are no levels to be beaten or bad guys to overcome, just a cheerful little village to maintain, as you water flowers, catch fish and dig for fossils. But before you know it the game has its hooks in you, as you meet friends via the Wi-Fi Network Connection to chat and compete or start playing the turnip stock market. With over 600 different pieces of furniture to collect the game has a near infinite lifetime and by running in real-time with special events all through the year you’ll find yourself checking in daily with what’s going on around town.
Most exciting moment:
Winning a fishing competition against three friends and rubbing their noses in it via the online chat.
Since you ask:
The first Animal Crossing game was actually released on the N64 in Japan – the GameCube version was a slightly enhanced version of this.
The bottom line:
Live the life idyllic on your DS with the best use of the Wi-Fi Network Connection yet.
HARRISON DENT
Product Description
Animal Crossing Wild World takes you into a real-time virtual world where an entire village is waiting to be explored. Whether you want to decorate your home, catch bugs or fish, or just chat with the characters in your village, there`s always something to do. Days and seasons pass in real time, and you can visit the vilages of online players -- even if they`re a thousand miles away.
- In this sequel to the wildly popular Nintendo GameCube game, players and up to three friends can hang out in the same village and interact in real-time - either through wireless LAN or over Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection. Now players can visit a friend's village from thousands of miles away.
- The touch screen makes item management and world navigation a breeze. Typing letters and designing patterns are now just stylus strokes away.
- Days and seasons pass in real-time, so whether players want to decorate their homes, catch bugs or fish, collect brand-new items like hats and sunglasses or just chat with the wild and wacky characters in their villages, there's always something to do.
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136 of 139 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
This game was the first that I got with my new nintendo, followed shortly by nintendogs, and I have no difficulty whatsoever in deciding which is my favourite. I absolutely LOVE animal crossing. It's not an action packed game, but that's also not what everyone wants. You start off as a little human moving into a town full of animals. You can meet all your animal neighbours, which vary from rabbits to crocodiles, and collect and sell things to Nook, the town shopkeeper. You can buy fishing rods, bug nets, slingshots and shovels, all of which help you get more items. The mortgage is HUGE - the main aim is to pay it off, but as you pay it off your house expands, so you get more space to arrange your furniture in, and also you can change the walls and floors. You can dress your character in different clothes which you buy from the clothes shop, or you can design your own clothes (actually, you design patterns. The patterns can be used on clothes, walls, floors, furniture and you can paint them on the ground), and you can write and receive letters to/from all the townsfolk.
One of the best things about it is the connection option. You can connect with friends and play in the same town as them, play hide and seek or just wander about exploring together. Up to three people can come to your town, although if your 'gate' is open anyone can come in, even if you don't know them. Luckily, if people are in your town you can make them all go very easily.
There's always something new to do in Animal Crossing. Whether it's a fishing tourney, or a flea market (when you can buy furniture from other people - no, animals' houses and they can buy it from yours) or La-di day, when everone sings and tries to make new town tunes, you can never get bored.
One of the best things about it is the connection option. You can connect with friends and play in the same town as them, play hide and seek or just wander about exploring together. Up to three people can come to your town, although if your 'gate' is open anyone can come in, even if you don't know them. Luckily, if people are in your town you can make them all go very easily.
There's always something new to do in Animal Crossing. Whether it's a fishing tourney, or a flea market (when you can buy furniture from other people - no, animals' houses and they can buy it from yours) or La-di day, when everone sings and tries to make new town tunes, you can never get bored.
111 of 114 people found the following review helpful
I know what you're thinking, why does everyone say 'WOW! Best game ever!' 'It's brilliant!' to nearly every game? Well, I think there is finally a game you can say this to- Animal Crossing: Wild World. After starting up the game, you are drove into your own town (yes, you decide the name of your town). Firstly you have to work for a jolly old racoon called Tom Nook. After delivering some items, posting some adverts and getting to know the locals, he finally lets you go. Now the game has really started! Whatever you choose to do- plant some flowers, eat some fruit, go fishing, visit the museum, chat to the neighbours or just decorate your house- I'm sure you'll enjoy the many features of Animal Crossing. Another good feature is that the game is set in real time so there are harvest festivals, fishing competitions and flower festivals- I even heard that every Saturday night in the museum's cafe, KK Slide- the local singer- gives a gig! So, now you're thinking-'What about this thing called Wi-Fi?'. Well, wi-fi lets you connect up with up to 3 other friends (you can only connect with friends which is good 'cause then a stranger can't come round stealing all your fruit or digging holes everywhere) and with your friends you can chat, trade, have fun and even parties! I fully reccomend this to everyone who owns a DS. Even older children as I am 13! Buy it now!
49 of 50 people found the following review helpful
Fun:
I bought this game a few months ago wondering what all the fuss was about. I was intrigued as it's almost always in the top sellers list and it never comes down in price. Now I understand why.
Upon starting the game, you are dropped off in your home town (which you can name yourself). You have new animal neighbours, you are given an empty home and you are expected to work for the local shop for a short while to learn about the world of Animal Crossing.
Beyond this introduction to the game, you can collect fish, bugs or fossils to sell for money in the local shop (or you could donate them to the local museum if you wish). Sometimes shaking trees in the town can produce money bags (or items of furniture for your home). With all the money you make you can spend it on furniture or clothing for your character, or pay off the mortgage on you home and get a new bigger house!
The animal characters are a delight, you can have funny conversations with them and then send letters and gifts to each other. You might even feel a tinge of sadness if they decide to move to another town.
The WiFi connection means that you can visit your friends in other towns (you and your friend/s need to have access to a wireless network, and you will all need a DS and a copy of the game). I haven't been able to take advantage of this feature as I don't know anyone else who owns a DS and has this game. But, I'm quietly forcing my friends and family to get in on the action.
Above all, this is a quietly addictive game, before you know it you're hooked. You will keep going back to see what's new, what improvements have been made to your house after paying off your mortgage, what fishes are in season, if you can complete that dinosaur skeleton in the museum, whether the sofa you want is available in the shop.....the list goes on.
People will probably think you're mad when you utter something about having to go and water your turnips but you can dismiss them safe in the knowledge that your new house won't buy itself.
Upon starting the game, you are dropped off in your home town (which you can name yourself). You have new animal neighbours, you are given an empty home and you are expected to work for the local shop for a short while to learn about the world of Animal Crossing.
Beyond this introduction to the game, you can collect fish, bugs or fossils to sell for money in the local shop (or you could donate them to the local museum if you wish). Sometimes shaking trees in the town can produce money bags (or items of furniture for your home). With all the money you make you can spend it on furniture or clothing for your character, or pay off the mortgage on you home and get a new bigger house!
The animal characters are a delight, you can have funny conversations with them and then send letters and gifts to each other. You might even feel a tinge of sadness if they decide to move to another town.
The WiFi connection means that you can visit your friends in other towns (you and your friend/s need to have access to a wireless network, and you will all need a DS and a copy of the game). I haven't been able to take advantage of this feature as I don't know anyone else who owns a DS and has this game. But, I'm quietly forcing my friends and family to get in on the action.
Above all, this is a quietly addictive game, before you know it you're hooked. You will keep going back to see what's new, what improvements have been made to your house after paying off your mortgage, what fishes are in season, if you can complete that dinosaur skeleton in the museum, whether the sofa you want is available in the shop.....the list goes on.
People will probably think you're mad when you utter something about having to go and water your turnips but you can dismiss them safe in the knowledge that your new house won't buy itself.
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Sweet and Cute
This animal crossing game is highly addictive as many people have said by now but I thought I needed to give a big shout out for this charming game. Read more
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5 STARS!!!
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Good fun and addictive...!!!
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Best game ever
i really enjoyed this game and i had been waiting for it for ages! i was really pleased when i got it. it was sealed and in good condition. i love it, and i can't stop playing it.
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Published 7 months ago by M. Barwell
The best DS game ever!
Review by my 8 year old daughter, Harriet.
I bought this game about 6 weeks ago and I couldn't stop playing it! It is a really fun game and keeps you active for ages. Read more
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Published 8 months ago by S. Benson
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