Animal Forest (JPN only)/Animal Crossing/Animal Crossing: Wild World
SYSTEM
N64/Gamecube/Nintendo DS
DEVELOPER
Nintendo
PUBLISHER
Nintendo
LOWDOWN
Have a second life in a world full of furries. Too addictive for it's own good.
In Animal Crossing, you go and create a character and then live in your own named town full of animals. The goal in the game? There really isn't any real goal except if you want, build the bestest house ever. You can go fishing, go cut down the rain forest, run errends, ect ect.
One thing that esspecilly stands out is all the animals. They act realistic. Sure, there's a set amount of things they say, but still, if you play it, you know what I mean. The problem with this though, is that you sort of become attached to these critters. A little too much. To the point where you just cant wait to get home to visit Tom Nook or Sally the Squirl???????????l or anything like that.
It's that bad. But this game is just too good.
And to make matters worse, Nintendo released a Animal Crossing for the Nintendo DS, so you can bring your second life with you everywhere you go.
I have to thank my brother for deleting my town on Animal Crossing for the DS though because if he didn't, I'd be in my room, huddled in a corner, playing that. Gosh, I became best freaking friends with that bird at the care and the silent hedgehog girl.
I know once I get me that DS Lite (I broke my current one, top screen is split in half), I'll probably get back into it since I'm slowly but surely entering my Jr. High years again.
But Animal Crossing never the less are good games. They're like The Sims, but better (I suppose). Go check it out and just don't get addicted if you know whats good for you, kay?
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