Animal Crossing : Wild World

Tusky · 20-12-2006 5:00pm #1

Quick question : Is the game worth getting if you are only going to be playing single player and not wifi... ?

tk123 · 20-12-2006 5:05pm

Def worth getting it - its a great game!

Star Lord · 20-12-2006 5:46pm

I actually don't go online with it that often, and I love the game. Mostly play single player, and enjoy the quaintness and the relaxing charm of the game. The way that there are some things that you have to do, and in most cases, there is no specific timeframe put on you to do anything, but you can just play a little here and there and just totally chill out playing it.

tk123 · 20-12-2006 9:22pm

Hehe I love when they ask you to come up with a new phrase for them to say!

Dr Galen · 20-12-2006 10:28pm

i can spend hours picking weeds, lost in the whole thing. now thats mad or maybe its me

Kurtosis · 20-12-2006 11:53pm

Do any of you have Animal Crossing for the Gamecube as well? If so, do you think it's worth getting Wild World as well or is it a bit too similar to its big brother on the GC?

scrapland · 21-12-2006 12:04am

I have both the GC version and DS.

If your not doing the online thing with DS version, then the GC version is better.

Star Lord · 21-12-2006 2:04am

scrapland wrote:

I have both the GC version and DS.

If your not doing the online thing with DS version, then the GC version is better.

Thats odd, I had the GC version, never got into it at all, ended up trading it in.

The DS version, I love, and cant get enough of!

koneko · 21-12-2006 10:40am

If you already have the GC version, then I would say not to bother unless you really really loved it. It's basically the same thing.

If you don't have either and can't decide which to get, I'd say go with the DS version, handy being able to play a few minutes whenever you want.

tk123 · 21-12-2006 8:49pm

here's me strolling around town with my axe

Banjo · 22-12-2006 9:45am

I suppose it all comes down to what you want from the game. Basically there's this racoon loan shark that keeps you under his thumb by improving your house when you're not looking and then charging you for it, and you spend the rest of your life fishing and picking fruit to pay him back. It's a slavery simulator with just enough of an illusion of freedom (you can leave the town any time you want, but where-ever you go, he'll still be there, and so will his apple trees) that some people don't see the bars on the cage or the chains on their hands. It's like the old TV show The Prisoner but with less drugs or inflated condoms chasing you down the beach.
I don't play it online, I still get a kick out of it. I'd say it's worth the money.

Animal Crossing : Wild World

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