Animal Crossing GameCube
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Product Details: Animal Crossing
| Genre | Simulation |
|---|---|
| Style | Life Development Sim |
| Platform | GameCube |
| Release Date | 2002-09-16 |
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Product Description: Animal Crossing
By using the GameCube's real-time clock, the game reflects actual time of day or night. Play at six in the morning, for example, and many characters will still be asleep, while others will be getting a jump-start on their day. Holidays are celebrated and the world changes accordingly, with lights hanging on trees at Christmas, for instance. Certain in-game events will only occur at specific times during the day, and some characters will only appear at set intervals.
As with everyday life, characters need to get a job in order to make the money needed to purchase new items for their house as well as pay off loans. Using the Nintendo GameCube -- Game Boy Advance Cable, players will be able to design new textures and outfits on the handheld and transfer them back to the GameCube so they appear in the game.
The game also provides a host of events and things to do to keep players occupied. Catching bugs and fish could yield some extra cash, but time might be better spent on planting fruit trees or perhaps forging new relationships with some of the neighbors. Faithful reproductions of NES games can also be collected, played, and transferred to the Game Boy Advance, including
User Reviews: Animal Crossing
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I Dont like Video Games
, May 8, 2003Reviewer: nsm20 - See all nsm20's reviews11 of 14 Yahoo! Users found this Animal Crossing review helpful I have never liked video games, I usually find myself becoming bored after 15 or 20 minutes. This game, however, is extremely addictive. Its fun to play, challenging and, best of all, everything happens in real time. you can shop, make money, sell things trade things, find fossils, catch fish, decorate your house...its always something different! ... -
Review - Animal Crossing (GCN)
, December 18, 2003Reviewer: randygamer4life - See all randygamer4life's reviews7 of 8 Yahoo! Users found this Animal Crossing review helpfulPros: Excellent RPG, good for all ages
Cons: Boat ride to your island can be long and boring
Animal Crossing on the Nintendo GameCube is a wonderful game to begin with. The overall game is almost perfect with the vast areas to explore. Making friends is a must in the game, or you can forget about getting special prizes. Connecting to the Game Boy Advance to travel to your island is great. Every game has random animals that live in your town (see players guide), which can increase the replay value for players. If you have a friend who has Animals Crossing, you can swap memory cards and travel to their town and visit their animals. Beware though, when you do this, one of your animals from your town may come along without you knowing and leave to your friends town. Don't worry because you might get one of their animals. The e-Reader support is great if you want to get a lot of presents. You can do this just by purchasing Animal Crossing Cards at any video game retailer. On a scale of 1 being worst and 10 being best, I give Animal Crossing a 9.
-Randy Moore ...
Pro Reviews: Animal Crossing
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CNET
Animal Crossing (GameCube)
Though not a challenging game by any means, Animal Crossing more than makes up for that with its sheer number of activities and a good sense of humor. more...
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