Animal Crossing: City Folk
Animal Crossing: City Folk is a video game that consists of 6 releases
Reviewed on Dec. 29, 2008
Animal Crossing: City Folk is a quality product, for sure, but it's also largely the same quality product that has already appeared on the DS and GameCube.
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Animal Crossing comes to the Wii as a sequel to the original GameCube and DS versions. Featuring a host of new features such as improved online play, including a new voice chat option through the use of Wii Speak, a city for players to visit, and new holidays.
Overview
Animal Crossing: City Folk will support 4-player co-op.
New to the series is online voice chat, made possible through the use of Nintendo's new speaker device, the Wii Speak. The Wii Speak sits on top of the Wii Sensor Bar and picks up audible sounds from the entire room, allowing everyone in a room to speak as opposed to a single player wearing a headset. (Which they should have done!)
Wii Speak
Mii Support
Nintendo Miis also make an appearance in Animal Crossing: City Folk. Players are able to travel to Harriet's salon in the city and ask for a makeover, at which point they can choose one of their Miis to wear as a mask. Then go around town and do some great fashion modeling.DS Support
Animal Crossing: City Folk contains a new feature called DS Suitcase, which allows players to transfer their character and furniture catalog from Wild World to City Folk. No actual furniture will be transferred between games but the player's entire catalog is transferred and can be repurchased at Tom Nook's store (why am I not surprised). This feature is also used to transfer your character to other players system when visiting their towns.Online play
Introduced to the series in Wild World for the DS, online play has once again been included in City Folk, and the mode doesn't seem to have changed much during its jump from handhelds to home consoles. Up to four players can interact together in a single town, as long as all four have exchanged friend codes beforehand. This process means that in order to interact with one another, players must have exchanged friend codes, preventing players from interacting with strangers, something Nintendo seems keen to avoid. (It feels like a rewind remake O_O)
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| Game Name | Animal Crossing: City Folk |
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Nov. 16, 2008
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| Original US Release | November 2008 know the real date? |
| Aliases | Animal Crossing: Let’s Go to the City |
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ESRB: E
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PEGI: 3+
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Animal Crossing: City Folk cheats
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How To Get Rich In Animal Crossing Games
I got ACWW on the day it came out and have hardly ever gone a day without doing the rounds of my town, watering flowers, checking my residents etc. I have the biggest house, both crowns, a throne and 5,000,000 bells in the bank. This guide will probably help to do well on the Wii version, when released. This guide contains the method I used to earn millions of bells in Animal Crossing Wild World. CAUTION: Time and effort are required! |
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