Animal Crossing

[Slept with ghost]

so me and my girlfriend both have a nintendo ds and we each have animal crossing for it

the game was great as it was on the gamecube but the ds version is better for 2 main reasons the first being that its handheld so its easier to play everyday (like its meant to be)

and the other is online and ds to ds play so you can visit your friends town or have them visit yours

the easiest way to explain the game is its a life sim where you are a human that moves into a town full of animals and you spend your time making bells (the games currency) to pay off your house debt and buy things

you can dig up fossiles and go fishing and for as simple as it sounds the game is up there with world of war craft as far as adiction goes

as i said before the game is great on either the gamecube or the ds of course there are a few diffrences but nothing that will ruin either version so if you have a chance i suggest picking it up

the gamecube version will run you $20 and requires a new memory card but if you buy a new copy of it (which its pretty much always in stock at gamestop) it comes with a free memory card so it all works out

im sure you could get a used copy for less but you would still have to buy a memory card (im saying memory card alot) so it may even end up costing more if you do that

the ds version saves to the cartridge so you dont have to buy anything extra for it this version runs around $35 new $30 used at the time but seeing as hows its been out for almost a year now i wouldnt be amazed if the price dropped soon

so if it sounds any good i suggest you pick it up

and if youve already played either version tell me if you think its as good as i do

Dave

[LuluVox]

AH, I used to have the Gamecube version and yes, it is strange how fun it is.

[Onyx]

My daughters absolutely love it. I'm afraid to try it because I'm already addicted to way too many games