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Now, animal crossing HAS been a bigggg part of my childhood as I've owned the game before (even on other platforms) but let me tell you it's one of if not the best life simulator game out there its so easy to understand even my mom loves the game and we take turns playing; however, my mom ISN'T even a gamer but if she can play the game and love it you can give it a try too you won't be disappointed with how charming and funny the game is. The sole reason it even costs so much is because it's becoming a VERY sought after game still don't let that deter you from picking up any animal crossing game just cuz you can't get the first one cheap.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Got a better copy of this game today. Very continuous gameplay, can be played over and over again. Great for kids and adults. Laid back, but fun.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Animal Crossing is an open-ended game, where a player can live a separate life with little preset plot or mandatory tasks. Players assume the role of a new resident to the town. The gender and looks of your character depends on the answers given to a cat named Rover on the train. There are also certain tasks that players can choose to complete, and goals they can choose to achieve. The game is played out in real-time—observing days, weeks, months, and years using the GameCube's internal clock. There are many actual events and holidays spanning the year, including Independence Day, Halloween, the Harvest Festival (Thanksgiving), and Toy Day (Christmas) among others. Other regular activities such as early morning fitness classes and fishing tournaments are included in the game as well. When players are done playing, they can go talk to their gyroid (a creature next to their house) and save. If a player turns off the game or resets the GameCube without saving first, the next time they play the game, a mole called Resetti will appear in front of the player's house to scold them for quitting without saving first. Resetti's brother Don occasionally appears in his place, apologizing for his brother's rudeness.Read full review
Disc came in great condition. This is so weird coming back to the original when I have been playing the Switch version since April. However, the gamecube holds some of the things I love, such as the police station and Tortimer, even the post office system, that I found endearing and yet the newer versions of the game have mostly failed to incorporate. I love interacting with my villagers, and I love typing in random cheat codes at Nook’s Cranny. Honestly, this game is a good investment. I was sad I lost my copy and glad I was able to replace it.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Animal Crossing is a game that defies age and gender demographics. I have seen my grandmother, my teenage brother, and my little sister waste days on it. The concept is simple- live in a (REAL TIME) town populated by animals and try to be a good neighbor while collecting house decorations and hundreds of other items. In practice, though, the game will suck your life away in the best way possible. You'll find yourself trying to leave school or work early just so you can catch a specific in-game event. Most of the animals' schedules don't sync up with the average college student's nocturnal lifestyle, so I found myself resetting the game's clock to match my sleeping schedule. Don't do this. Ever. It's really easy but you'll find the temptation is too great. Trust me on this. In sum, this is a great E-rated game with great open-ended content, but it just might be too addictive. Think of it as the strange love-child of World of Warcraft and Mr. Rogers.Read full review
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