Animal Crossing: City Folk (Wii)
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| Publisher | Nintendo | Studio | Nintendo EAD | Genre | Role-playing |
| Release Dates |  | 11/16/08 |  | TBA |  | 12/5/08 |  | TBA |
Animal Crossing (Wii) is the next iteration of the hit Animal Crossing, which sold multiple millions of copies on the Nintendo DS and Gamecube. Animal Crossing is an open-ended life simulator game in which the player tries to build up a house. You can customize your wallpaper and flooring. Expand the size of the house and fill it with more furniture and décor.
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Pro-G News "As for how the Wii's online system...
Pro-G.co.uk - June 6, 2006
Submitted by Gaara42 (8) at 10:14PM PST on May 6, 2007
Pro-G News "As for how the Wii's online system will work, Friend Codes as used with the DS seem to be the order of the day, but Eguchi is unsure about DS and Wii crossover."
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The appeal of Animal Crossing
A personal blog - May 15, 2007
Submitted by Laoldar (182) at 5:57PM PST on May 18, 2007
The writer makes an interesting case that people enjoy playing Animal Crossing because you basically design your own experience. He relates stories of players that made their town appear to be a nudist colony or a Croatian village. One player describes how they post letters getting the town to "riot". By allowing users to modify the words used by characters, you can manipulate the personalities of the NPCs.
By how they design their town and interact with visitors online, players can design their own game experience (some examples include a Church of Hyrule with master sword idol and being watered by another user).
It's a good read for those wondering why Animal Crossing seems to have attracted such attention lately. It allows users to be creative and have a game experience that doesn't end as long as they continue to interact with it since it is limited only by their imagination.
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Animal Crossing For Wii On For 2008, Says Nintendo
Kotaku - January 28, 2008
Submitted by zeromous (878) at 4:41AM PST on January 29, 2008
Nintendo has, via their financial reports, announced some release dates for the coming year. Scrolling down the list of first-party games due in the Japanese market sees familiar titles like Metroid Prime 3, Mario Kart Wii, Battallion Wars 2 and...oh. Animal Crossing!
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Animal Crossing Wii an MMO?
CVG - October 24, 2007
Submitted by charron (290) at 5:49AM PST on October 24, 2007
CVG reports that the latest Edge magazine contains a claim from "A Japanese source" that Animal Crossing Wii will be going MMO. No details beyond that were given.
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9apujanata posted on Animal Crossing: City Folk (Wii) at 4:46AM PST on November 26, 2008. Article: Famitsu first week # : 300K+bids
7OuterHaven posted on Animal Crossing: City Folk (Wii) at 7:43PM PST on November 16, 2008. Article: Animal Crossing IGN Review 7.5/10After putting literally weeks and months into playing both the GameCube original and the Nintendo DS sequel, it was very disappointing to see that, after putting nearly two weeks into Animal Crossing: City Folk that very little effort went into the design beyond porting and enhancing the Nintendo DS game. But if you’re ready to do it all over again, Animal Crossing: City Folk keeps up the tradition of making menial tasks a whole lot of fun.[ Guru ] [ Level 17 ] [ Rank: 570 ]
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My 2 cents :
Yes, this is a good short opportunity, IF (a big if) this game doesn't have leg. If this game have legs (like normal Nintendo first party games), then it is still a nice short opportunity, with significant risk. If this game have tremendous legs (like Animal Crossing DS), the shorting this game is a big risk.
It is up to each player to decide which legs this game will have.