Animal Crossing: City Folk

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The new Animal Crossing: City Folk by Nintendo will allow Wii owners to participate in an open virtual community, play with friends, and collect various animal items. Nintendo is looking for it to be a place for friends to hang out with a new online mode; Animal Crossing will also take advantage of the new Wii Speak microphone.

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Animal Crossing: City Folk - Wii

Pros Cons
Tight controls Not enough content
  Poor storytelling
  Annoying audio
  Ugly visuals
  Lousy camera/viewpoint
  Terrible multiplayer
  Repetitive gameplay
  It's boooring
  Braindead computer AI
it sucks

it just plain sucks. why would anyone want to buy this game? theres no story except pay off your debt.

Animal Crossing: City Folk - Wii

Pros Cons
Tight controls Not enough content
Just plain fun Annoying audio
  Repetitive gameplay
I NEED FRIEND CODES!!!

Go to my channel give me ur friend code PLEASE!! The game is actually fun, but it is almost the exact same from the previous 2 so if u havent tried it yet this is worth 50$ but it feels the exact same as the other 2 so if u tried one of the other and u didnt like it dont buy it.

Animal Crossing: City Folk - Wii

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Just plain fun Ugly visuals
Same Game BUT Same Fun!

First Off, I never played Animal Crossing:Wild World for the DS but was a HUGE fan of the origional Animal Crossing on Game Cube. With that said, I didnt see much a difference from the origional game once I popped in AC:City Folk. The graphics almost seem like they were ported directly from the Game Cube edition. The game play is near Identical (which isnt really a bad thing!) as well. The catch with this edition is the adding of the "City" element which is entertaining but not really needed. I see Animal Crossing becoming a game that will be adding subtle changes with each new addition (Sort of like how EA goes about with each new Madden Game). Despite nothing changeing hugely, the game still retains the attention catching and all addicting focus of COLLECTING! Let it be bugs, fish or furniture - its all here bigger and better for you to enjoy! If your a fan of Animal Crossing, dont expect a totally new experience but an updated one instead. Those new to the game will love it regardless!

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Animal Crossing: City Folk Recent Articles

  • Nov. 28, 2008 Cheats: Animal Crossing: City Folk - Unlockables & More

    Check out everything you can unlock in the crazy world of Animal Crossing!

  • Nov. 19, 2008 Review: Animal Crossing: City Folk

    If you look close enough, you can trace the casual roots of today's Nintendo back to the GameCube's quirky runaway phenomenon, Animal Crossing. The game's latest incarnation, Animal Crossing: City Folk feels and plays extremely natural on Nintendo's flagship family-friendly console and feels right at home with wii-mote and nunchuck in hand. For gamers taking their first trip to Animal Crossing, City Folk will be paradise. For fans of both the original as well as the DS incarnation, it might be a bit too familiar of a journey.

  • Nov. 7, 2008 News: Nintendo readies Wii Speak voice chat for Animal Crossing launch

    Friend Code-protected voice chat will be fully operational by the launch of Animal Crossing: City Folk