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Simulation

Animal Crossing: City Folk

by Nintendo EAD Software Development Group No.2·published by Nintendo

16 November 2008E29
NintendoWii

Reader score

7.0/ 10

20 votes

How long to beat

only 1 report

7h

Rushed

main story only

Where to get it

Trailer

Gallery

14

Screenshots

Key art

About

Animal Crossing: City Folk is the Wii incarnation of the Animal Crossing series. As in the previous version, players assume the role of a new resident in a town populated and run by animals. Players can interact with townsfolk, write letters, send presents, dig for fossils, fish, catch bugs, etc... Time in the game uses the internal Wii's clock and calendar. As such, time and seasons happen at the same time as in real life. Therefore, some events only happen at a certain day of the week, or even on special days in the year (such as Christmas on December 25th).

Additions include a city center, with some new shops and some others which were already in the previous instalments. The game also uses the Wi-Fi connection with the classical Nintendo's "codes": players are able to visit their friend's village. The game is compatible with the Wii Speak system, which means players can use the microphone to speak with each other.

Ways to play

Modes

Single playerMultiplayer

Perspective

Third personBird view / Isometric

Players

4 online

Mods

Animal Crossing: City Folk Deluxe

Languages

6 languages, with audio, subtitles and interface
Languageaudiosubtitlesinterface
English——
French——
German——
Italian——
Japanese——
Spanish (Spain)——

Also known as

Animal Crossing: Let's Go to the City — European title

Machi he Ikou: Doubutsu no Mori — Japanese title

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Facts

Publisher

Nintendo

Released

16 November 2008

Platforms

NintendoWii

Age ratings

PEGI3CLASS_INDLACBGESRBECEROAGRACALL

Standing

Top 23% by visits

Tags

Diagonal-downMeditative / ZenPersistentLife / social simulationDirect controlMotion controlPoint and selectRegional differences