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== About Animal Crossing: Wild World ==
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'''Animal Crossing: Wild World''' is the follow-up to [[Animal Crossing]] game for the [[Nintendo GameCube]].


The original Animal Crossing was a favorite with gamers from around the world. Living a fantasy life where you do whatever you wanted to do. The game makes it's triumphant return with Animal Crossing: Wild World on the Nintendo DS. This time, there are more items, more things to do, more animals to meet, and more experiences to create. Wild World is also the 2nd game from Nintendo to feature the ability to go online via Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
Animal Crossing: Wild World doesn’t really have an objective like other games. Your main task is to live. There are a number of milestones along the way such as paying off mortgages, getting a bigger house and making new friends.


Publisher: Nintendo<br />
There are a number of things to do each day, from finding fossils and pulling weeds to watering flowers and nursing sick friends back to health.
Platform: Nintendo DS<br />
Release Date (North America): December 5, 2005<br />
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)


== Moving Into the Wild World  ==
The addition of the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection allows real-world friends to visit your town, you can chat and send letters to each other or play games like Hide and Seek.


You begin your new life with a taxi ride to your new home. Your driver, Capp'n, will ask you a few questions, which define your gender, name, and general appearance.
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When you finally reach town, you'll be dropped off at the Town Hall where you'll be greeted by Pelly, the clerk who works there. She'll give you a quick welcome, and then it's off to your brand new house.
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Once you get inside, the first thing you'll notice is how empty it is. While it isn't necessary, you might want to venture outside a collect some furniture or other various items to decorate your home with. Though once you do step outside, you are greeted by the friendly (and sometimes evil) Tom Nook.
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Tom Nook will basically give you the major goal of the game: pay off the debt to your house and it's subsequent upgrades. Tom Nook will start you off with a few odd jobs, and those tasks will basically serve as a short tutorial. After that, you're off on your on. Make friends, get new tasks, decorate your home, be hip and trendy, and create new memories.
 
== Your Home ==
 
Having your own home is one of the best parts of Animal Crossing: Wild World. There are a few main aspects of your home:
 
*Size. The size of the house has always been a major goal for all Animal Crossing players. Players are constantly trying to sell that fish or fossil to earn enough money for a little extra space. Wild World builds upon this by offering even bigger and better upgrades to the house.
 
*Save Room. The second floor of your house has now become your save room. Walk up the stairs, jump in bed, and you'll be asked to save.
 
*Inside. The inside is where you'll decorate a leave a mess. I can gurantee that you will go crazy trying to find that matching bed or couch, and you can show off all those cool things you find.
 
*Outside. The outside of your house isn't as important as the inside, as you'll only be able to customize the color of your roof, and the pattern on your door. You can use any pattern that you've created a paste it onto your door.
 
== Links and Resources ==
 
*[http://www.animal-crossing.com/wildworld/ Official Animal Crossing: Wild World Website (North America)]

Latest revision as of 19:40, 17 March 2024

Table of Contents

Gameplay
Walkthrough
At Home
Shopping
Around Town
Misc
Collecting

Animal Crossing: Wild World logo

Box artwork for Animal Crossing: Wild World.
Box artwork for Animal Crossing: Wild World.
Animal Crossing: Wild World
Developer(s)Nintendo EAD
Publisher(s)Nintendo
Year released2005
System(s)Nintendo DS, Wii U
Preceded byAnimal Crossing
Followed byAnimal Crossing: City Folk
SeriesAnimal Crossing
Genre(s)Simulation
Players1+
ModesSingle player
Rating(s)ESRB EveryonePEGI Ages 3+CERO All agesOFLC General
Neoseeker Related Pages
LinksAnimal Crossing: Wild World ChannelSearchSearch
Nookipedia
Nookipedia
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"Wild World" redirects here. For the puzzle game, see JIGAPIX Wild World.

Animal Crossing: Wild World is the follow-up to Animal Crossing game for the Nintendo GameCube.

Animal Crossing: Wild World doesn’t really have an objective like other games. Your main task is to live. There are a number of milestones along the way such as paying off mortgages, getting a bigger house and making new friends.

There are a number of things to do each day, from finding fossils and pulling weeds to watering flowers and nursing sick friends back to health.

The addition of the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection allows real-world friends to visit your town, you can chat and send letters to each other or play games like Hide and Seek.

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