Animal Crossing: City Folk

All in good fun

User Rating: 7.5 | Machi e Ikouyo: Doubutsu no Mori WII

By Thaymez | Review Date: December 7, 2008

I feel like the gameplay is better than on the ds in the sense that you can change items much faster with the D-pad on the wii-mote. Also the presents don't go flying through faster than hell in this one so you can actually grab it.

As far as new content goes, it seems like there is a lot but still to get stuff can still take a very long time, not that this is a bad thing. The city is kind of bland with not very much to do there. Red doesn't upgrade very often, maybe once a week. Over all theres not much ore to do beside start paying more of your mortgage off all over again.

The online content is about the same as well and it is very irritating to use the wii mote to type. I suggest getting the mic for this one. Also it's still a pain in the ass to find friends. I suggest if you like to play online then go to the friend code forum for Animal crossings write here at gamespot. It seems to be the easiest way.

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