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Cross
over to a world that thrives 24-7 on GCN. The ambitious Animal
Crossing allows players to interact with a virtual village of
animals who are doing something different every minute of every day.
With Animal Crossing's 24-hour clock, the game's unique events can
be in synch with real time -- as day turns to night in the real
world, the sun will also begin to set in the game. Seasons will
change and special events will occur in real time, too. The dynamic
setup will have players coming back every day to carry out their
daily routines, build relationships with villagers, celebrate
special days, collect furnishings for their homes and just live life
in an innovative experience that's a world of its own. When you're
playing Animal Crossing and link your GCN to the GBA, you'll be able
to sail to a special island that appears only when you connect the
two systems. Once you've finished scouring the island, you can sail
back to the GCN game with all the unique goodies you've found on
your voyage. Gamers will also be able to load their personalized
character from the Memory Card onto a friend's Animal Crossing game
and visit their pal's unique village.
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IGN Cube:
"Animal Crossing is a charming game for players of all ages
that's proof that Nintendo hasn't run out of ideas. Sure, you'll
find a mixture of many familiar gameplay styles that we've seen in
other games before, but combined they really come together to create
a very unique and original game..."
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Gamers.com:
"AC is like having a virtual community inside your TV. When
you're not trying to find that comic or running other errands,
you're buying stuff for your house, playing classic NES games,
designing T-shirts, writing letters... OK, I know it sounds super
lame, but trust me - it's a blast..."
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Game
Spot:
"When you arrive, since you have no money and no place to live,
the owner of the general store loans you a house. Where the game
goes from there is really up to you - there is no time limit to
repaying the loan, and the game does not push you toward any
particular course of action, unlike in a typical RPG..."
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Nintendo Power:
"Yes, it's a bit weird, but it becomes part of your day in a
way that other games can't because it's always changing and there's
always something to look forward to. If you've ever wanted to live
in a video game, AC is for you. It's just like life - the
possibilities are endless and so is the fun..."
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