Animal Crossing

THE BAD:
Get's realllly boring and repetitive

SUMMARY:
Animal Crossing is a life simulator game except that you live in a village full of animals. You can talk to other animals, run errands, create "cool" clothes patters, buy stuff, etc. And that's 'bout where the fun ends. As I said, you can talk to other people in your village but 9 times out of 10, it will be something you already heared. You can also fish in this game. Sounds like fun? Sure it is, but it gets old and tired after the third time. You can dig holes and plant trees to grow fruits which is not as fun as it seems. And, if you're lucky, your tree will actually grow! And imagine, doing this every single day. And, to toss in a little fun, some traveler person will visit your town to let you buy "exotic" carpets, wallpapers, and clothes! w00t, awesome! If all that fun doesn't pull you in, you can also pull weeds! And if too many grow and you don't pull any, your villagers actually have the nerve to remind you pull weeds while they just walk around their houses aimlessly! The cute little animal whores =-)
If you have a lot of weeds, it seems like a daunting task. When you pull the first three, get bored and decide to give up.

On the plus side, this game did last me 4 months of fun, because when you first start the game, you have to work off debt on your house to a raccoon named Nook. Nook will upgrade your house after you have paid off your first debt, and force you to upgrade again, thus putting you in debt again, again, and again. Until he finally says he can't upgrade your house anymore. Then after that, it's just plain boring =/ Don't get me wrong though, the game did last me 4 months, but after that, it gets so boring that you wonder why you bought the game. About the only "fun" thing you can do now is run more errands, or pull more weeds =/

In conclusion, the game has addictive gameplay and lastability. But that lastability doesn't last long. And that's why I give Animal Crossing for the Nintendo Gamecube 3.7 pulled weeds out of 5.

THE BAD:
Theres nothing bad about this game.Nintendo has made a super cool game.They worked hard making the game and I thank them for making animal crossing for america and many other countries.

SUMMARY:
Buy the game you don't know what your missing.The game has things too do everyday except at night when everybodys in bed.its not an RPG game it's like a reality game.You start off buy meeting rover on the train he will ask your name state and time when you get off the train you will get a random style from the other characters you can get when you see the style for your character that you want keep it.you need 58 blocks for your memory card to play the game it comes with a free 59 block memory card.Build up reputation with animals.

I give this game a perfect 5.0 out of 5.0 thanks nintendo for making this game.

THE BAD:
There's too much to fit in here. Kindly see below, please.

SUMMARY:
Isn't it ironic that when Nintendo finally decides to respond to the campaigns of European players and releases a game which has been kept back from us for ages, it turns out to be disappointing?

France, after over a year of campaigning, eventually received confirmation of a release for the game. The rest of Europe was campaigning for at least TWO years before we finally saw the game released here. So, what exactly is (are) the problems(s)? I shall now explain.

For a start, the "Universal Code System" has become the "American Code System", since apparently very few or possibly even NONE of those Codes are usable in the PAL Version of the game. Of course, not realising this, American players are still referring to it as the "Universal Code System", causing much anger and confusion.

Secondly, some of the game's initial features have been cut down to an extent, meaning that it takes even LONGER to get anywhere in the game, besides the major disadvantage of not having the "American Code System" available to us. Therefore, instead of keeping the player coming back for more for weeks on end, it typically lasts for about a week (if that) then becomes boring.

I could go on, but I can't be bothered to write a five-hour-long Review. It's such a shame - had we not been campaigning for it for over two years and had we had all the extras which the Americans get, it would have been a great game. Let's hope that as Nintendo gradually involves America and Europe more, us people over in Europe will get more games earlier - and better ones, too.

If you're American, buy it. If you're European, only buy it if the price is £15 or so.

I realise that this Review is likely to be heavily criticised, but remember - this is the European release which I am Reviewing here, not the North American one. I advise you only to judge this Review if you actually play the European Version of the game.

Animal Crossing, you say? Let's hope it crosses the correct road in the future.

THE BAD:
Too many cheats to make the game all that easier.

SUMMARY:
when I bought Animal Crossing I was figuring it was a bad game even when I didn't even hear about it at all. But when I was playing it, I got hooked. This game is pretty cool. You can decorate your house, pay mortgages, talk to friends, and the time follows you throughout the game whether you're playing it or not. It's kind of like a game that prepares you for the real world, which is definetly good. There are so many things you can do and it will keep you busy for a long time. But don't cheat on that game. It will be less fun for you. Overall, this game is worth the money I would definetly recommend buying it.

THE BAD:
Nothing, Nothing at all.

SUMMARY:
Animal crossing is a game based on real life. You name your town, set the time, ect. You can do favors for the towns folk and get wewarded with bells ($ money $)
or furniture and other goodies. Theres 2 ways people usally play animal crossing. They either play it a bit and put it down and never come back (your village gets infested with weeds if you do) or thay play and CANNOT STOP.

When starting the game you sit on a train waiting to arrive in your town, then you meet Rover the cat. Just answer some simple questions and remember to be nice. Then you start your adventure. You pick one of the 4 starting houses. Pick any house. it doesnt really matter. the wall paper and floor look diffrent but you can change all that later. After you realize you dont have enough bells ($ money $) to buy the house, you have debt. You have to work at tom nooks store to pay off the debt.

Later in the game you can do more pleasent hobbies. Favors for towns people. Fishing, Bug Catching. Almost anything you wanna do. But if you like presents. I suggest you start by doing favors.

I give Animal Crossing A 5.0 because of all the fun things there is to do. And all the fun times you will have with you town people! Goodluck on your own!