Animal Crossing: City Folk

Animal Crossing, when put into perspective, is one massive chore. Yet I find myself coming back to it time after time...

User Rating: 7 | Machi e Ikouyo: Doubutsu no Mori WII

By aag360360 | Review Date: January 18, 2009

Animal Crossing is most certainly a guilty pleasure of mine. I heard good things about City Folk, so I picked it up for my 6 year old sister. After I had gotten my hands on it, I could see why she was so damn obsessed with it... but really, it's no different than virtual work.

The "game" consists of paying loans, donating stuff to museums, and selling crap to some raccoon... wtf? While this may sound entirely idiotic, it carries a strange charm that is difficult to pull away from.

Nintendo definitely knows how to be kid friendly... and everyone friendly at the same time. I find myself waking up early to rush to this game before my sister gets on, where I clear out the stores of anything useful. Hahahaha.

I really need to stop using that Wii Mind-control channel... BAAAAAAAHHH

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