Wallpapers: 20

Buddy Icons: 13

Cheat pages:144

Reviews:6

Information:

     Step into the world of Animal Crossing, where villagers live their everyday lives in time with an actual 24-hour clock. To become a part of the thriving village community, you’ll get a job, buy a house and interact with other villagers, some of which can be controlled by friends and family. As you collect furnishings for your own house, check out what other villagers have collected for their houses. Build relationships by talking to other villagers, helping them with tasks and writing letters back and forth. Throughout the game, you’ll collect an assortment of items and artifacts and different plants and animals. To ensure it will be a desirable place for people to live, help to keep your village beautiful.

Unique Trading system:

“Got some extra cherries, apples, or peaches that you want to send to a friend who is in dire need of a few? You can ‘send’ your friend these items simply by giving them your character’s name, town name, and a special password that is generated for ‘package pickup’, if you will. It’s a great system that totally works around the need for a modem/broadband adapter to trade items with each other.” -GameCube 4R

Gccheadhoncho's  Review 

   The game starts off on a train headed towards the town you are going to live in.  You put in your name and talk to one of the passengers sitting near you.  He asks you a few questions and finds out that you do not have any where to live yet, so he decides to hook you up. 

Once you get to town you talk to Tom Nook and he shows you four houses.  You pick your favorite house and Tom tells you to stop by his store.  He gives you a few things to do so you can begin to pay off your debt.  When you are done with those small jobs you are pretty much off on your own.  You still have to pay the rest of your debt off, but you can start to do thing that you want to do.   Here are some of the things that you can do:

·        Fish

·        Bug catching

·        Treasure hunting

·        Errand running

·        House decorating

·        Socializing

·        Garden planting

·        Letter sending

·        Music composing

If a friend has the game, he/she can bring over it over and stick it in the second memory card slot.  You can get on the train in your town and then travel over to your friend’s town.

If you have a GameBoy Advance and a link cable you can link them together and do some pretty cool stuff.  You can design patterns on your GBA and then transfer them to the GameCube and use them on clothes and your wallpaper in your house.  You can also visit a secret island that is only available when the GBA and the GameCube are linked.  You can go to the island and see the lonely islander that lives there.  If you save your game and do not turn your GBA off you can do some cool stuff with the islander on the GBA.  

Graphics:  This game was designed for the Nintendo 64, but was never released, so they are a little "outdated". The cheerful graphics are smooth and something different.  The graphics really make you feel like you are in a different world. 

 Control:  The game is very easy to control and easy to get used to.  It should take about 15-20 min to learn.

 Sound:  I don't know how to put this into words...lets just say I give it a 9/10.

 Conclusion:  Very cheerful graphics, a little outdated for the GameCube.   So much to do, you'll stay up a little later than usual.  One of the most creative titles on the Nintendo GameCube.  This is such an addictive game.