Taking a step back from Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk, we look at Animal Crossing. The Gamecube version of one cute, relaxing game. This game didn't work on extensive multiplayer elements in the same ways as WW and CF. In fact, this games version of multiplayer consisted of a seemingly overcomplicated memory card data transfer, appearing quite useless. But that's okay, that wasn't really all that important for gameplay, or anything in fact. Animal Crossing set you up in your very own, personalized and customizable world. Featuring real time day changes. I personally was never quite patient enough to wait around for the next day, so changing the clock in the main screen proved easier, and largely quicker. This never took away from my gaming experience though, I still cultivated every moment of Animal Crossing my brain could stand. Spending days of my life fishing, digging, shopping, swinging, shaking, talking, running, etc. in a 5x6 acre world.
A friend of mine recently found Animal Crossing buried in his bedroom, and he gave it to me because I had bought my GameCube off of him a few years back. I always wanted to try this interesting looking game, and let m... Read Full Review
(Please read the whole review before rating. Thanks ) GAMEPLAY: This game really doesn't have a story and really doesn't need one. It's a very cute sim. But here is the way it starts anyway. Your on a train and a cat... Read Full Review
