AC:CF could do more to set itself apart from AC:WW, but I find it hard to be too critical of any Animal Crossing game.
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Animal Crossing: City Folk potentially could do more to set itself apart from its fantastic predecessor, Animal Crossing: Wild World for the Nintendo DS, but I find it difficult to be critical of any Animal Crossing game. Let's face it; Animal Crossing is an awesome series that's great for all types of people from all walks of life. That doesn't mean there aren't a few nitpicks here and there. The major difference separating City Folk from Wild World is obviously the city feature, which isn't all it's cracked up to be. It's exciting at first, but it's pretty limited. Beyond that, it's basically the same game as Wild World. No major differences. I guess you could say for someone who started off playing Wild World and then switched to City Folk, it's a step up. But if you start off with City Folk and switch to Wild World, you will end up feeling jipped, because it's basically a very similar game minus the city feature. 
