A New Life in a New World.
posted by Mushroom (FARMINGDALE, ME) Aug 23, 2006
Member since Aug 2006
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I'm a gamer with a passion for games like this one. With a little work I could have got a 10. But it's not perfect.
Good:
You can pick this game up and dive into it. There's alot of small things you can do. But nothing big. There's fishing, digging, catching bugs, planting trees, donating to the museum, writing letters, talking, running errands, you get it. It runs on real time, and you can make friends while watching people move into your beautiful tree covered village with flowers all around. that's what they mean when they say Population: Growing!
Bad:
The worst thing about this game is that you love it for a little while then all of a sudden you stop playing it, then you get a little urge to play it again, and it grows into a big urge, and then it pops and all you can think about is animal crossing. You think it's gonna be a "forever" thing but it's not. Then there's the fact that there's just not enough to do. Once you've done it all then your done you walk around the village with nothing to do. And the little surprises that pop up and scare you out of your seat.
Easter Eggs:
-I'm Doing My Job!
Push reset or turn off the console while in play and a mole called Mr. Resetti will pop up and scare you. It's funny to watch him yell at you.
-The Traveling Guitarist
On Saturday nights at 8pm-10pm, K.K Slider will play you a song up by the train station. If he asks for requests, say you have none, and he'll give you a tape to play in your house.
-Time Machine
Adjust your GameCube clock to change the date in Animal Crossing. This will allow you to skip ahead to holidays and special dates. But skip too far and your town will be infested with weeds. (Change it from the GameCube menu, or the game will know you're cheating.)
That's it. This game is great for little kids: but I advise you to rent it first.
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