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Hey i was just wondering if the game Animal Crossing is good or not i've heard alot of good things about it but it seems a bit gayish or dorky!!! So please get back to me THX to all!!!!!

Don't let the N64 graphics and "kiddy" look fool you. It's quite an addictive game, and a lot of fun. One of the few games I payed the full 49.99 for, and I don't regret it a bit.

Here's a tip though: don't alter the game clock once you start. It really ruins the experience.

Its the only game that i played everyday for at least a year, Worth 50.

Muchos Teh Excellente.

Definitely a must-have for any GameCube owner.

THE Best gamecube game yet.

one of the worst pieces of shit ive ever bought, you spend your time in the game collecting worthless pieces of junk and filling your house with them, or getting enuf bells (money) to make your house bigger so that you may fill it with more shit. the special events (hollidays or random charecters that visit your town to sell you items or give you a chore to do) are boreing and barley ever give you an item that you'll actually put in your home. other than that, ever seen that moive...groundhog day. the charecters,in the town, is always the same crap...not only will one charceter say the same things over and over, but the whole town says the same things. the only redeming thing about this game is the fact that you can find, and play, classic nes games. i almost cried when i found punch out. but thats it, and it takes a long ass time to get some good ones. now that they droped the price to 30 bucks it might be worth it, since it comes with a free memory card. but it gets old when you realize nothing interesting is ever going to happen in this game.

U get a free memory card with it cool i might go and try it out then

We just picked up Animal Crossing a few weeks ago. My wife loves it, I think it's okay. After the newness of the game wore off, I was frustrated by the lack of a clearly defined goal in the game. As a big fan of SimCity and Civilization, I'm by no means turned off by building-style games. I just wish there was more to do in the game itself, other than to wait for something new to occur.

If you're willing to invest twenty to thirty minutes a day going through the motions of being a member of the game's community, you'll probably enjoy the game.

Its an awesome game, think sim lite and you'll get a good idea of what this game is about. If you don't like the sims it even offers a bunch of old NES games that you can unlock.

I have gotten more use out of this game than all of my other GC games together. Well worth a purchase, especially at the new sub-$30 price (plus, you get a free memory card, so you can't lose).

WHich NES games can be unlocked?

Golf
Tennis
Pinball
Donkey Kong
DK Jr. Math
Clu Clu Land
Excitebike
Balloon Fight
Wario Woods
Baseball
Soccer
DK Jr.
Clu Clu Land D
Donkey Kong 3
Punchout


There may be more not listed here. My source is here, http://faqs.ign.com/articles/373/373846p1.html

You could also visit that FAQ to see how to obtain said games.

also, the original Zelda, but you need an action replay to unlock it

didn't know about the original Zelda.... hmmm


thanks, now I gotta find someone with an AR

*gasp* Balloon Fight? Wow.

I love the game! Me and my fiancee have been hooked on it. It's hard to get any play time on it though since we are both trying to play at the same time.
Does the game ever end or does it keep going on?

It just keeps going on and on! I love visiting other towns and getting new villagers (and losing the ones I didn't like!) Definitely a fun game!

Originally Posted by pimpinc333 Hey i was just wondering if the game Animal Crossing is good or not i've heard alot of good things about it but it seems a bit gayish or dorky!!! So please get back to me THX to all!!!!!

If you use words like gayish and dorky, and worry about what playing a specific game does to your image, you probably aren't in the target audience for Animal Crossing.

Originally Posted by dmleach We just picked up Animal Crossing a few weeks ago. My wife loves it, I think it's okay. After the newness of the game wore off, I was frustrated by the lack of a clearly defined goal in the game. As a big fan of SimCity and Civilization, I'm by no means turned off by building-style games. I just wish there was more to do in the game itself, other than to wait for something new to occur. If you're willing to invest twenty to thirty minutes a day going through the motions of being a member of the game's community, you'll probably enjoy the game.

My thoughts exactly.