Full Review of Animal Crossing for GameCube
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Hello people. This a review for one of my favorite games, (that's a sign, in case you couldn't tell) Animal Crossing.
Animal Crossing is a very creative game, with childish visuals, to fun gameplay, and millions of ways to customize your

House.
Now, that is not really even going in depth. Let's get a little more into the games strongpoints. But before I start...

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Graphics

Alright, I said strongpoints earlier, but this is probably this games weakest point. The graphics are unusually blockish
For a GameCube game. Compared to other GameCube games, such as Super Smash Bros Melee, the graphics are a bit weak. There
Are many more GameCube games than just SSBM that can best this games graphics. Now for a word of good, the graphics reflect
That of a childish game. After all, this game features animals. In any matter, large circular heeads, small bodies, big eyes:
It all reflects that childish side of gamers. Everybody loves a bit of a change in age groups. All in all, I'd give the
Graphics a 7.

Sound

Possibly one of this games highest boosts, this game features a wonderful library of music. In the game, there is a different
Song for every hour of the day. That is 24 right of the bat. Now, there is a unique song for every building, which adds about
6 more. Here's where it really boosts: you can unlock up to 40+ additional songs for your house. That equals up to 70
Intuative, creative pieces crammed into a single disk. The music shares that childish image just like the graphics, but with
A touch that makes it seem almost "cool". The game's music is one of the things that will keep you playing every day. I'm going to give this section a flawless 10.

Gameplay

Wow, what can I say? The gameplay is just so awesome. For starters, the controls are simple. Anybody could pick this game up,
And know how to play with just minutes of practice. The biggest perk to the gameplay is that the game allows you to have a
Customizable house, with about 1,000 items to put inside of it. These items are cleverly designed to look decent, but at the
Same time, fun. Included with these items would be classic NES games, such as Donkey Kong, Baseball, and Tennis. These games
Ressurect the days of the NES with crisp music from the games original release, and faster controls than before. The best
Part is, you don't have to blow into your NES to start them! In all seriousness, that barely scratches the games surface.
This game goes in real time, and as such, it as holidays. Few of these holidays are actually real. There's Halloween, Thanks-
Giving, Christmas, April Fools Day, and that's about it. These holidays are very creative, and give the game that same childish perk. The gameplay very well reflects the music and graphics in that childish sense. I have no choice but to give the gameplay at perfect 10.

Lastability

As I said before, with all of the items to collect and such, it will take ages to complete this game. This game has the ability to keep you playing because of the wonder of it. You always wonder, "What is it that I'm missing from that set?" or "What is that last fish I need to catch?" This game can keep any player addicted for at least a year, which is marvelous by my standerds. I am going to go and give the game a 9 for Lastability.

Overall

This game is a masterpiece in terms of music, graphics, and gameplay. This game is not the kind of game
That you want to pass up. It may seem childish, but it is a captivating adventure. If you are considering getting this game,
Don't think 1 second longer: buy it, or even rent it. This game is worth every penny. This isn't a story line game. You can twist it, turn it, or grab on to the cenetr and hold on tight. Now, open you eyes, and lose yourself in the complecated mind of Animal Crossing