Animal Crossing for GameCube

Pros: One of The Most Unique Games I've Played, Real Time Clock, Free Memory Card 59
Cons: Only Fun To Play For About An Hour Each Day; Maybe Even Less

Nintendo has always been known to release some of the best games in the world, but it's only once in a great while that this company takes a risk, what I mean by taking a risk is by bringing one of their more... "Japanese Oriented" games to the North...

Pros: NES roms!! basically fully customizable, total control of your town
Cons: the real time clocking and certain events on certain days for some people

Intro:
This game has had 2 or 3 different titles since it's been released in Japan, including Animal Forest, Animal Forest Plus, and finally the final name chosen for the US release, Animal Crossing. This title...

Pros: NES games, lots of items to collect, interactivity
Cons: lack of spice, nothing to do at 4:00 AM

Following the success of Animal Crossing in Japan, Nintendo took a risk and released it into the American market, which proved to be a smart move after all – it became a hit for the second time. Animal Crossing is somewhat of a surprise, fitting into...

Pros: Surprisingly FUN Alternate Reality game. Relaxing and addictive. Literally YEARS of game play.
Cons: Some repetitiousness. A few tasks, like letter writing, are tedious.

I’ve read many reviews claiming that this game has no goals and nothing to do. Yet the people who write that also seem to like the game. I think they like it because there is so much to do! It’s just that the activities are much lower key than ...

Pros: Uh...can play old NES games, but I have them all already.
Cons: Sounds, graphics, annoying characters, sheer lack of anything to do, real time clock.

Animal Crossing is Nintendo's answer to The Sims. Their real life simulator takes it one step forward by adding events based on real time, and in the same note, backs up the realism by making everyone and everything an animal of sorts.

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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: You can play this game forever.
Cons: Dated graphics and sound.

It’s ironic that I'm reviewing a game I haven’t played since my copy of Wind Waker arrived, but I needed a break, and since I haven’t posted a review for over a month, I needed to get something written before I forgot how fun it is.
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Pros: Hours or YEARS of fun, real-time clock, so much to do, NES games
Cons: Fuzzy N64-ish graphics, can't last forever, and also a little gimmicky

The first time I saw video clips of Animal Crossing, then known as the N64's Animal Forest, I thought, "...What is this?" Honestly, who wouldn't? A main character with horns and a weird outfit, walking talking multi-colored animals, these totem pole...

Pros: a unique gaming experience...with animals!
Cons: a little dry at times

I hadn't heard much about Animal Crossing (AC) before I rented it, but one day, my husband came home and said that even though the game wasn't being released until the week of the 16th, some Blockbusters were renting the game down. We went over to the...

Pros: Deep, deep, deep, tons to do, customization, GBA connection, included memorycard
Cons: NOT for everyone, poor graphics, virtual keyboard

Overall: 9
Gameplay: 8
Graphics: 6
Sound: 8
Replay Value: 9
Concept: 10

In the world of 'true gamers', there is a certain type of game called the Guilty Pleasure. This is the game that a 'true...

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: it's a great and unique game
Cons: not a good game if you don't have time, NES works

About 2 months ago I bought a game called Animal Crossing. The game just made it into Nintendo’s player choice award and I was wondering how good a game it was. I heard that there where unlock able NES games in this game, but I have heard mix ...

Pros: Let's you be the "cool" mom cause you play video games.
Cons: You get hooked easily!

My downward spiral starts simply. One morning as my sons and I were returning from the store with our new purchase, Animal Crossing for Game Cube. I thought, what a ridiculous looking game.
My son spent days playing. I failed to see the concept of...

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: Easy controls for everyone and addictive.
Cons: If you play past ten, there's little to do.

First, I am not generally a game reviewer, so I'm not going to have specs and what-not. I also know I'm a little late on the scene for writing this review, but the GameCube was an (early) Christmas present, so this is when I could review Animal...

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: 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: Concept, artwork, sound effects
Cons: Reality, artwork, repetitive nature of entire game

Thought I'd put up a review of Animal Crossing based on an adult's point of view. I bought this game for my family to play, primarily me (mid 30ths) and my 7 year old, and have been playing it for a couple of weeks, somewhat heavily off and on.
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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: 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: Real-time, always something new and fun to do
Cons: Better to buy than rent because you can't beat the game in a few days.

Animal Crossing is one of Nintendo's latest games for the GameCube. I rented it recently, which gave me a chance to try it out. I really enjoyed playing it, but the first conclusion that I came to is not to rent it because it is addicting and it is not...

Pros: Go anywhere, do anything. Plenty to do.....for a time.
Cons: Disappointing graphics, textures, annoying soundtrack, frustrating letter system, real time clock.

Animal Crossing is the latest simulation game from everyones favorite, Nintendo. Sort of a mix between Harvest Moon and the Sims but with a twist. All the inhabitants of this world are animals as it's name states.The game is frighteningly addictive and...

Pros: Unlimited gameplay, very creative stuff.
Cons: Cutesy, N64 quality graphics may turn some off. And it's way too addictive.

So, you've decided to run off and live with the animals. It sounds like pure insanity, and it's the plot of Nintendo's new game.

Animal Crossing is Nintendo's new "communication" game for the Gamecube, has absolutley NO point to it. And I...

Pros: Never-ending gameplay, intriguing concept.
Cons: Lulls, at times.

"Animal Crossing." At first glance, it sounds either like a farm simulation or a game produced by th ...

Pros: Cute, unique game. Can even play old NES games.
Cons: Addictive!

Introduction:
My boyfriend bought the GameCube *just* for this game. I didn't have a lot of interest until I watched him play it and suddenly I was hooked!

Overall cool things about this game:
* It's real time, so...

Pros: Addictive as hell. So much to do. Never ending.
Cons: Too cute. No point or story.

*Animal Crossing*- My most anticipated game of the year has finally come out for the GCN. I have bee ...

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: More fun than the Sims!
Cons: Sometimes it's TOO late to play

We just purchased our Gamecube last week (had to have it, now we own the original Nintendo, Super Nintendo, N64, Playstation and PS2) And the ad for this game was inside the Super Mario Sunshine game. I thought it looked cute and ran out to buy it.
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Pros: Animal Crossing is a fun an addictive game
Cons: The graphics are to cute. Must be played every day.

Animal Crossing for GameCube is a sim type game. I have a feeling a lot of people are going to argue with my opinions with this review of Animal Crossing. I still can't believe that I dropped 49.99 before tax on this game. WOW!!! What was I drinking?...

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 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 ...

Pros: Really, really cute
Cons: Gets boring very, very quick, and the game lacks creativity

I at first figured that Animal Crossing was to be a kiddie version of the Sims with easier playability. In fact, it definitely was. I do admit, the game itself was cute, especially the different animal personalities that moved into your town, but after...

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: Stylish graphics style, virtually unlimited replay, NES games, the Sims... only better
Cons: Graphics could use some more polygons, not for everyone, passion for game will leave you

The Intro:
I was once an owner of the Sims for PC. It was a fun game and I enjoyed it thoroughly, but with only one expansion pack out, it grew old quick. Of course, as luck would have it, the day after I traded it in the next expansion pack came...

Pros: many things to do, old games to play
Cons: letter writing

Animal Crossing is a HUGE strategy/simulation game. You play a human (can be a boy or girl) moving into a town with animals in it! The animals can talk, and you interact with them.

The graphics and game itself may seem like its for...

Pros: Very customizable,Many things to do, old NES games, Fun making House,never ends
Cons: Bad graphics,Gets boring getting money, once it gets old you can never go-back,Cute-like

I saw the commercials and i thought to myself "This is just like the Sims". So I got it for my birthday. I liked it alot for one you can do many things, you can get stuff and sell it for money to buy stuff and create your dream house. The currency in ...

Pros: You now have the ability to interact with the friends in your own town.
Cons: Some people might see it as kiddie, but once they play it they see otherwise.

Overview

This game doesn't run on it's own time. Events happen in real time using the Nintendo Gamecube clock as a guide. In the Animal Crossing world you are not just playing, you are living your characters life.

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Pros: Controls are easy to learn, appropriate for all ages and levels of gaming experience.
Cons: Real time play may not be suitable for everyone.

At first glance, Animal Crossing appears to be a very simplistic and somewhat "cheesy" game. (In fact, it took a lot of prodding on my part to get my husband to try it out!) However, once you start playing, you won't be able to stop!

The...

Pros: Community, interactivity is KEY, guitar playing dog
Cons: Graphics, sometimes repetitive.

When The Sims came out, it took "play god" games to the next level. This isn't quite a god game, but ...

Pros: It's unique and fun.
Cons: Waiting around for events in real life, repeats itself.

Animal Crossing is quite an interesting experience. There is no end. There are no enemies. There are ...

Pros: Create own t-shirts, Memory Card 59 included, fishing, bug catching, MORE!!
Cons: Graphics aren't up to par (it's an upgrade from an N64 title from Japan)

About: This game is about starting your own town filled with animals. In the beginning you are on a train, looking in a first person view, at the empty seat across from you. A couple of people are in the seats around you, some of them you will meet ...

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: ADDICTIVE
Cons: ADDICTIVE

Animal Crossing has to be one of the best games yet by Nintendo. The actual real life that all the character's portray is such an awesome aspect to the game. I find myself actually checking in a couple of times a day just to keep up with the goings on...

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: 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: An addictive game with unlimited possibilities.
Cons: Not for those who crave nonstop action.

First off, let me tell you that I love video games...I just don't love the typical first person, shoot-em-up, never ending violence type of game. I'm more the stragegy/roll playing type (think Roller Coaster Tycoon). So when Animal Crossing came out for...

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: Huge number of items and things to do.
Cons: Will eat up hours of your life.

Animal Crossing is the first real-time game for the Nintendo Gamecube. It started life as an N64 gam ...

Pros: The controls are nice, there are lots of variations every time you start.
Cons: getting certain items is hard if you have certain towns, too many different citizens.

Animal Crossing is one of those games that at first glance you'd say was a little child game, but really it's not. When you start the game you have to answer a series of questions to determine your characters face and gender. Also you put in the...

Pros: A must for Harvest Moon fans! Lots of features and in real time!
Cons: Does not have the courtship/marriage of some of the Harvest Moon games.

I like cutsy art games, so the news about it in magazines caught my eye. I am also a sim game fan and a Harvest Moon fan so this is right up my alley!
You move into your town and up to three others can move into it with you. You can't play at the...

Pros: neverending gameplay
Cons: not much to do at 5:00 A.M. or at 10:00 A.M.

I love Animal crossing! It is so fun! And you even get to collect older NES games that you can play ...

Pros: Nintendo's greatest game since Zelda.
Cons: The HRA is always giving me bad ratings.

Animal Crossing is a game I think you should get! It is like real life only animals. You have debt, but you pay it back in bells. That was kind of a bad idea. Animal Crossing has an okay story line, the begining is pretty boring but after you play it for...

Pros: Almost infinite replay value, runs on a real time clock, and NES GAMES!
Cons: Graphics are outdated, gameplay is tedious at times.

Don't look down at animal crossing just because it has kiddy little junky graphics. Look beyond the ...

Pros: Good gameplay, fun, relaxing game.
Cons: Not-so-good graphics, gets boring

A WONDERFUL game. It can be addictive though. For kids, it's better to play this game during the sum ...

Pros: new, unique, different...FUN
Cons: almost HAVE to play everyday

Animal crossing is a totally new idea in game play. You are a human that moves into a town full of animals, from Ant eaters to Zebras. You must pay off your house, refurbish and redecorate. Fish and collect shells. Talk and write to the animals (walk...

Pros: totally addictive, runs in real time
Cons: not the most exciting of games

I am totally addicted to this game! Basically, you are a resident in a small town populated with animals. You earn money to pay off your house, expand it, and furnish it. You can also write letters to your neighbors, fish, and hunt bugs.
The most...

Pros: Sim like, on Gamecube
Cons: Is this the Sims?

I love Sim games. Their GREAT! The question is, is this just a copy of the Sims? NO! This game is ve ...

Pros: Fun Online trading
Cons: Real-time clock Addictive

Great game. First off I have never seen a game quite like this. You are the only human in a town ...

Pros: Earn your own money, real time, I used as reading practice for my son.
Cons: Basically you do alot of the same thing over and over.

The game was okay for those that like doing the same thing throughout the whole game without much th ...

Pros: Cute music and characters, fun, possibility of obtaining old NES games
Cons: REALLY ADDICTIVE

When my roommate first bought this game I thought it was really cute. All of my roommates created houses (1 gamecard can hold one town which can house 4 people/characters) within the first 3 days. By the third day we were hooked. Our television never...

Pros: A brand new game like nothing you've ever played before in real time
Cons: Things to do a day are limited

Animal Crossing may sound like an odd title considering you spend most of your time feung shweing your house and running errands for townsfolk. However any feeling of regret to buy this game are completely unfounded. It will last you years and years which is exactly what has happened to me. I bought the game when it came out and years later I still play it.

Pros: fun to play all day and night.
Cons: cant go online with this version

I heard about this game from my sister and thought I would give it a try. I am so addicted to it now. It is in real time so when it is daylight here it is on the game also. There is so much you can do on the game. One thing I really loved about it is that it came with a free memory card. Also if you have another person that has a saved game from Animal Crossing on one of your friends memory cards you can take a train to visit their town. My son made his own town and I can go explore his town. You also get a job with Mr. Nook's who gives you work to do so you can get bells (money) to pay for items you want. You can buy plants and furniture. If you love role playing games I would definately get this game.

Pros: -countless fun animal characters -clock time -your own house
Cons: -sounds get old after long periods of time -not enough to do

I LOVE THIS GAME. This is my favorite game for the gamecube so far - it's so innocently addictive!!!! Although if you play it every day (like I do) then it gets old, you don't have that much to do each day. The graphics are mediocre, and the sounds do get annoying, but it's a lot of fun to sit back, relax, and work your network of neighbors and nemesis's after a day of slicing deku flower biting things with Link or squirting muddy villagers with mario. This game is so relaxing! Just take a breath, take a minute to smell the roses, or fish in the ocean, or run errands for your neighbors. Granted, only a few select people can enjoy this game, it's very different from other video games - there is absolutely no way you can 'beat' this game, and that's one of the factors that makes it so relaxing - and the element of real time playing into this makes it so much more realistic and relative

Pros: cute and fun, gives reason to continue game play
Cons: animals repeat phrases frequently, some slight errors with the game

Completely addictive game. My boyfriend and I play it together (even though we may be too old to play this game) and we both have a great time goofing off, writing letters to the other characters. It's great that there are special "events" that happen in the game, gives you a reason to keep coming back throughout the year, because game play would get a little tiring after a month or so of game play. If you improve your town, there are new and exciting things which can happen, which really is encouraging to keep game play up. This is a great way to kill time. And it's actually good to sometimes leave it alone for a few months, because when you come back there is so much to "do" that you feel encouraged to pick up the game again.

Pros: Fun for all ages and addictive in the good way.
Cons: After awhile the game angles tend to make me get nauseated.

What's as good and as similar as The Sims 2? Imagine twisting it about in a more child oriented game complete with animals and you have Animal Crossing for GameCube.

Even being a twenty-five year old female, I've found this video games to be one of my favorites thus far for the Nintendo Gamecube. It's child oriented gaming atmosphere that truly does mean fun for all ages.

Name your animal and town as you embark on an adventure of independence. Make friends with your fellow neighbors, watch the seasons change, pick fruit from the fruit trees, send off mail at the local post office, pay off loans as you build onto your house, buy items for your house amongst other things from the local shop. Even fish, dig for fossils and catch flying insects to sell or donate to the local museum.

Pros: Great Depth, High Replay
Cons: May be too little to do at times

This game is basically like starting a new life. Since it runs on real time, it is a commitment to keep up with. If you leave your town for a while and come back, it will be full with roaches and weeds. This is only a minor setback to an excellent game.

The whole likability of this game is the extreme customization. You can choose anything, from your town melody to your house layout. This feature is what keeps me coming back to this game. You can play it for 15 minutes a day and you will be fine, but it is also a very good thing to do when you are bored. Just go fishing or something.

In recent news, Nintendo has announced ACDS, a follow-up to animal crossing that will be on Nintendo's new system, the DS (Dual-Screen). This game is rumored to have a feature of importing your GC town onto the DS. IF you are excited about that, why not start your town now?

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Pros: The Mario furniture set that you get from Nook. All of the Characters.
Cons: Don't know...

I personally enjoy Animal Crossing it is a fun single player game. Every single time I play it I just can't stop. I enjoy the cheat codes and all the animals. You should try it!

Pros: This game is totally customizable!
Cons: several glitches, if u can find them!

This game lets you pick of one of the 4 houses available, and decorate it any way you like, from tables, stereo's, to couches! You can be a male or female, name your character, and your town! You can pick own town theme song, go shopping, run errands, or just relax and go fishing! When you start out, your house is really small, but as you pay off your debts, you get your house expanded! What's really cool, is you can pick the color of your roof, your wallpaper, carpeting, and chose your own wardrobe! There are 40 bugs, 40 fish, and 25 fossils to collect, or donate to the museum.

Pros: Make friends Get bigger houses Visit other people Good graphics
Cons: None that I could think of.

This game is fun but that is just a matter of opinion. Like if you are really into battling games and fighting you probably won't like this game! But if you like games that are almost like real life than this is probably a good game for you. I bought this game because one time when I had gone to my friend's house she was renting it and I liked it so I looked for it until I found it then I bought it. A lot of my friends also like it! My one friend got addicted to it she liked it so much and she doesn't like many games. I like that every town is different so if you have a friend that has it the town is going to be a lot different and have a lot of different animals live there.

Pros: A rated E game that is truly FUN
Cons: You need a memory card

This game is for younger kids (under 10) but I notice my teenage nephews, my girlfriend, and myself end up playing it. It is addicting as you find new things in a different part of the town depending on the time and month. I recommend this game to a parent who is looking for a
non-violent game. My six year old son loves it and it helps
him on his reading. The whole idea is to move into a town, make friends in the town, improve the town so animals start moving in, and work to pay off your house (in Bells). The town is stored on a memory card (seperate purchase) and you can swap towns/ memory card with another person and visit their town and collect rare finds in their town and make new friends.

The map is some what expandable if you have a gameboy and a gameboy link cable. You can visit an island to collect fruits, insects, or fish.

Pros: Addicting, great learning tool about earning and spending money.
Cons: Hard to set up travel town, to many extras needed.

This game is highly addictive and grabs you once you start playing. I first thought it was stupid when my daughter brought it home from the rental store, but then got into it and started playing it more then her. I bought the game and am looking to get the connecting cord for the gameboy to go to the island. It's fun and you can play it forever, but I wouldn't recommend for those late nighters. The other animals go to sleep and the stores closed so there isn't a whole lot to do. You can play a long time trying to get your house rating up and doing favors for other animals.

Pros: Something to do I guess
Cons: - Real time - Overall boringness

This game was okey. It was too boring for me because there wasn't enough to do.

It was super easy, and took loads of time because it's in "real time", which means it runs in the same time as real life. So if you got on at 3:00 on March 4th that's what it would be in the game too. You would think that was kind of cool, but after a while it gets really really old.

After you are done paying for your house theres nothing to do, but walk around. This game was really really bad, and I would not suggest it to anybody under the age of 8. If your just starting to game, and you are like 5 years old it's fine, but I need something more thrilling.

Pros: -Good Family Game
Cons: -Can distract from school work

...if you plan on passing your classes. Animal Crossing is a highly addicting game that will keep you hooked for months. It's a great family game, could possibly teach younger kids basic economies, like the idea of the stock market (stocks are represented as "turnips" that you can buy every Sunday morning, and sell Monday through Saturday). No blood or gore, but there is comedy implemented here there. I recommend getting this game sometime around the beginning of summer vacation (if you're a kid, that is).

Pros: The game includes over 15 NES games that you can play if you get bored.
Cons: You can't play online with other players or have multiple players in the same town.

Animal Crossing is an almost unending game with almost unlimited amounts of good times. The game functions in real time, seasons and many holidays occur in the game like they do in the real world, and you get special items from the mayor on these days. You can catch bugs, collect over 700 items for your house or wardrobe, or you can go fishing, or visit an island with a Game Boy Advance. The overall game is a fantastic experience that has me begging Nintendo for a quick release of its upcoming sequel on the Nintendo DS.

Pros: Interactive, Decorating House, Catching fish and bugs, Fun for all ages!
Cons: Requires frequent gameplay, Soundtrack slightly Graphics could be too cutsie for an average gamer

A fun and interactive game that will have you playing for years to come. Getting money is very hard at first, and will make most give up right there but once you get the hang of it (and a good cheat website) you will be among the high-rollers of your town. House decorating comes with endless possibilities... the only reason it doesn't get a perfect score is because it requires gameplay often or you lose track of what's happening in the town (not to mention the cockroaches that end up infesting your house!)

Pros: Good for people of all ages, good game play.
Cons: none that I can think of.

Animal Crossing is a very addictive game. Just when you think you have done everything there is to do, there is still more to to do. You can fish, catch bugs, and that is just the beginning. This is a wonderful game to play for anyone any age.

Pros: All ages can enjoy it, relaxing to play, keeps kids interested, good lessons
Cons: Slow paced, but that might be a plus too

I bought this game for my daughter for Christmas last year, but all three of my kids (ages 11, 9, and 6) have enjoyed it so much that when we misplaced it in a move I actually went out and bought another copy. They love all aspects of this game and it's fun to watch them save up to build and furnish their houses (as well as to see what they choose to spend their money on!)

Pros: everything
Cons: nothing

When I got the game, I couldn't put it down for weeks! It is so much fun! If oyu liked the sims, you'll like this! they are very different, but a lot alike. you go around talking with the neighbors, running errands, fishing, catching bugs, and buying furniture for your house! there is so much more, but buy to see!

Pros: Fun and easy to understand!!
Cons: Will get you hooked from 9am-midnight!

It is a great game. I loved playing it. It will get you hooked for hours and hours! There were no complaints about this product from me!

Pros: You get to design your room and it runs on real time.
Cons: Items are fairly expensive and you must work a lot to get an awesome home.

Animal Crossing is a very good game, but it requires patience. You name your character, get a home,make friends, furnish your dwelling, mail letters,and receive a job at the general store. Eventually, the shop owner let's you go, and you must sell your findings to get money (bells) so you can afford to pay off debts and expand your home. You can also use your bells to buy furniture and other useful items at the general store, but these types of items can also be acquired by doing tasks for villagers.

Pros: Visit villagers,make your own clothes,and design your own house.
Cons: You can't play with your friends.

Animal Crossing for Gamecube has blown the gaming industry away! You can make your own clothes,buy your own house and goto your friends town! You also make friends with all the villagers and they will always be there for you. Your town has everything that you could want. I give this game a 10/10!

Animal Crossing and the Sims seem allmost the same but really I like Animal Crossing better.If you like the Sims You'll deffenitly like this great game.Now from what i saw with the other reviews everybody says the grafics aren't to good which is half right but they aren't that bad.I deffenitly reccomend this game.It's great.And if ever a Pig named Boris comes to your town hit him in the head a few times and say Edogg told you too.Oh yeah and wright my friend boris a few insulting letters why your at it.Thats the great thing about animal crossing animals you hate you can hit on the head with nets, block there way into there house by digging holes why there sleeping,write insulting letters,and drive em' right out of town.Thats what I did with that bum Boris.

This game is not an action game much like Pikmin, but it is kept interesting by new characters and items appearing everyday. It changes when the weather changes and keeps with real time. You can travel to other towns and talk with all the characters, you can go fishing, bug catching, and tree shaking to earn bells. You have to pay off loans for remodeling on your home and can shop at the local store. I find it very amusing and it is a game I can share with my daughter. This is a good game for family involvement, with out violence and can make you laugh.

While not for everybody, Animal Crossing is a really fun game. You get to live in your own town where there are almost limitless new pieces of furniture to put into your house, new neighbors to meet, and festivals and parties happening on a daily basis. This game makes great use to the internal clock and something happens every day, the only downside is if you don't play for awhile your house gets a cockroach infestation. The graphics could use some work, but overall it is a very well done game.

Animal Crossing is a fun game that you should buy. Theres tons of events in this game. There events for all the holidays, and some made up ones. There's tons of items to collect that will keep you busy for a while. There's even a musuem that you can donate fossils, fish, insects, and paintings too. You can also do erands for your animal neighbors. They will give you a gift for doing them a erand. There's ton's of animals that come to your town and you can get clothes, carpets, wallpaper, and lots of other items form them, that you can't get form Tom Nook's must the time. Plus there's a HRA (Happy Room Acdamey) which rates the layout of your house.

This game is awsome! It is the most addicting game I have ever played! There are so many things you can do it's not even funny. Towns people move in almost everyday. They always have chores you can do everyday. The neatest thing on the game is the timing 24-7. Everyday of every month the time is perfect not to mention the festivities. But it does have it's downsides. The graphics are not to great, but overall I would have to give this game a solid 5.0 for a terrific game.

Animal Crossing is a pretty striat forward game. If you like the Sims, this game is probably twice as good and decent. There are some ways to get into trouble. Like when a character is asleep, you can shove them aside and dig holes around their house so they can't get in, they'll get really mad at you. All my cousins and friends think this game is really gay! I so don't agree! I Hopefully you will enjoy this game as much as I do. I have to kick my brother off of Metriod to play it so often.

Animal Crossing is a good game,but after a while it can get boring.As for the graphics. Lets just say that the people who designed it could have made it a little more,Gamecube worthy.Its more like a really great N-64 games graphics.The sound is great though.I like the fact that in my city,there are different animals than in my friends city,and that over time,some animals will just pack up and leave. That is,if you've ever been to another city in the video game.Of course,new and different animals will move in and take their place. And sometimes the animals will give you a game-platform with a really old game that you can play by pressing the A Button while facing it.But whats with the mayor? I mean,its an old turtle for cryin' out loud! I would definitly recomend this game. Alot of my buds have never played it,yet they say its a stupid game .When I compare this to The Sims this is alot more wholesome.