Animal Crossing for GameCube

Pros: Provides long lasting fun.
Cons: May seem to childish for some.

ESRB rating-E E-reader compatible Gameboy Advance compatible 1-4 players alternating Uses 58-61 blocks on a memory card Initially, Animal Crossing may seem like one of the strangest games out there. The idea of the ...

Pros: Lots of stuff to do and figure out.
Cons: none for us

This game is played by all the kids and my husband. The graphics look pretty cool to me. I actually enjoy watching them play this game. There is a post office, a museum, a store, houses, villagers, visitors, etc. There is even a train station. ...

Pros: Lots of things to collect, good customization features, NES games, good replay value
Cons: Repetitive at times

In this GameCube exclusive, you play as the only human in a town filled with animals. Nintendo has been known for weird games, and this is no exception. Plot You move into a new town, that is inhabited by animals. You must live with them, ...

Pros: Fun, child friendly game with no violence, suitable for all ages.
Cons: None

My son visited a friend who had this game and fell in love with it! We bought him a Gamecube that next Christmas and he, my daughter, and myself played this game for hours! You move to a town that you get to name, and you have to find a place to live, ...

Pros: Addictive, lots of secrets and tricks, unique
Cons: Addictive, repeat many of the same favors, time-consuming

My husband and I were looking for a game to pass the time. We did some research on the internet and found an entire "underground network" of people completely infatuated with this game. There were all sorts of hints, codes, and feng shui advice. It ...

Pros: Slyly educational, quirky, engaging, has very wholesome themes without being maudlin or preachy.
Cons: Implementation of in-game virtual keyboard scarcely adequate for amount of writing required.

This has to be one of the most unique, original and thoroughly charming video games I’ve ever seen. I bought this along with a refurbished Gamecube for my 7 year old daughter and she’s been rapt ever since. Frankly, this single title alone justifies ...

Pros: Great non-violent role-playing game
Cons: Can be repetitive and become boring after a long time

Animal Crossing is among my favorite virtual real life games (My other favorite being the Harvest Moon Series). My favorite aspect of this game is the ability to decorate your house, as you wish. Although this game is not the action adventure game most ...

Pros: Live life the way you want it, with only animals there to judge you.
Cons: Animals are the only other beings there.

I got this game when it first came out, and I was really surprised. This game tried something no other game did before, and it kind of made a whole new genre. Controlling a character and just living in a neighborhood while paying off the rent and making ...

Pros: A great game for kids 12 and under! Great for SIMS fans.
Cons: Becomes tedious and boring after awhile.

This game is pretty fun... for awhile. If you're a SIMS fan like me, you'll like it. Basically, you are the only human character in a town full of animals. Every town is different. You buy a house, but you don't have all the money for it, so you have ...

Pros: Like a second life, You can invite a friend
Cons: Dull townsfolk, Gets repetitive after a while

Animal Crossing is a game where you're a human moving into a town full of animals. You've got little money and no home. Luckily, you meet a cat on the train who's willing to help you. He has a chat with his old buddy, the raccoon, and arranges a house ...

Pros: very addictive + Pretty much everything
Cons: very addictive - takes up an entire 59 block memory card

Animal Crossing is a wonderful game for all ages. Animal Crossing is about you. Your character is designed by questions you are asked while traveling to the town you are moving to. You choose your name, the name of your town and your gender. The ...

Pros: Goes in real-time, simple to play, loading times are virtually non-existent, 4 players
Cons: Memory card usage, nothing to do once you pay off your biggest house, annoying voices

Overall: 7/10 Graphics: 5/10 Sound: 6/10 Gameplay: 8/10 Replay Value: 9/10 When you first see this game, you might immediately compare this game to The Sims (which is a human life simulation, for those of you who don't know). There is no ...

Pros: Open ended game play with more variety than I have ever seen. The entire game.
Cons: Limited AI. Kind of a small play area.

I am going to warn you all now, there are going to be lots of bad and possibly off-color jokes in this review. With a game like this I just cannot help it. For the sake of simplicity I am going to stick with just a horny little male character (because ...

Pros: Addictive; non-violent; innovative; nifty little simulation game
Cons: Perhaps too addictive; once the fun is over, it's over for good; average graphics

I know it's been said time and time again -- if you own a GameCube, you owe it to yourself to pick up a copy of Animal Crossing. I'll go ahead and add my voice to the chorus. My son and I both own GameCubes, and I'm surprised the two of us haven't ...

Pros: Lots of things to do, old NES game play, real time
Cons: Requires lots of memory, simplistic graphics

I recently rented Animal Crossing for the Nintendo GameCube mainly for my wife, since I wasn't in much of a mood for a simulation game. After watching the game for a little while, however, I could see how the game could become addictive on ...