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Written by acwwdsfiend92
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Good- WiFi graphics sounds different personalities for each character get what u paid for THE BAD: SUMMARY: 
Written by Big A2
Animal Crossing is a game that's different to others. In fact, It's like the Sims only rated G.
You and up to three friends move to a new town where animals are like humans. You have neighbours that are birds, cats, dogs and even octopuses. The great thing about this game is that the location of the Museum, Town hall, shops and houses are completely different from other copys of the game. Infact, that one feature expands the whole game. Fans of the GameCube version are familiar with this style of play.
In this version, their are over 500 new items, in addition to the 1000 the GC Animal Crossing had. These items can help you do chores around the town, receive mail, redecorate and renovate your house, get an insurance manager or even start a fruit francise. You can store money (called bells) in a bank and collect interest from it! There are even day by day effects like fishing tournaments, holidays like your very own birthday plus a black market.
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Written by Dark Dom
This game is PERFECT. Brilliant in fact. The game is perfection, and Nintendo have put ALL of their effort into crafting a more stylish, and portable, version of it's Gamecube father.
The game begins with you sitting on the back seat in a cab with Kapp'n, the kappa creature who took you to animal island when you linked up you Gamecube to your GBA. He will ask you questions which determine what you look like. Much different to the Gamecube version with a train and a cat called Rover. Once you arrive, you step outside (and never see Kapp'n again) outside the town hall. Instantly you can see how great the graphics are and how much detail has been put into the spherical world. Graphics The graphics are amazing. Purely stretched the DS's capabilities to it's max. Everything is smooth and the town is now shaped like a small world (wild world) so when you run things start disappearing into the distance. What's even better is that there are NO loading times,... 
Written by Spiritual
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Lots of furniture and Accessories Special Occasions Townsfolk Fruits Wi-fi Patterns THE BAD: SUMMARY: 
Written by Benk_92
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This is a great game! It's like having your own life on your DS, only without the annoying and stressful bits. There are tons of items, and there are different furniture sets or clothes to wear. There is also the new addition of accessories and hats/helmets. It's the best DS game out right now in my opinion, and I do own some other good ones! For people who have played the game before, another good note is that you can get different hairstyles at a new salon that opens up after you spend enough money at Nook's store. Also, if you didn't like the limited space your house had to offer in the Nintendo Gamecube version, your house can expand MUCH more than that. THE BAD: 
Written by NeonJ
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> You can do whatever you want, whenever you want. > Wi-Fi makes the game so much better. > Loads of items for your house. > There are more items that you can interact with than you think. (Wear Flowers, Play Guitars...) > The Game is fun even without Wi-Fi. > Easy to Grasp and play! > Woot for digging Hidden Treaasures! > You can only Wi-Fi with people which you have Friend Codes for. This stops seeders coming in for sure! THE BAD: SUMMARY: 
Written by AnimalCrossingOwns
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Wi-Fi Colourful Characters :-) Shopping Bug Catching Fishing Museum K.K. Slider ^.^ Events Crazy Redd/Katrina/Gracie THE BAD: SUMMARY: 
Written by Trend
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Written by MJ12 L0rD
Welcome to the World of Animal Crossing: Wild World, or AC:WW for short. You create your own character and you get your own house from the local storeowner, Tom Nook, who is a raccoon. Yes, an animal. Your neighbors, the hair designer, the clothes store owner, everybody except you, is an animal. Anyway, you start off by going to your house. You are forced to work for Nook to pay off your debts. When you do, your home free. You can pick fruit off trees and sell it, catch fish, collect fossils, catch bugs, and either sell them or donate them to the local museum. It seems to never end because not all of these things appear at the same time. There is nearly 100 fish/bugs each to catch, and you can only catch certain fish/bugs during certain periods of the year. It is truly a challenge that is difficult to overcome. You can also do much more than this. You can buy items from the local store to decorate your room. As you buy things, the local store grows bigger for more stuff for you to...
Written by knb
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- Controls are easy to use - Game can keep you hooked for a long time - Several house expansions for the player - Nintendo Wi-Fi - Plenty of characters and activities THE BAD: SUMMARY: Lowest Prices |
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