Animal Crossing: Wild World By Bartrholomew on Oct 02, 2007 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

Animal Crossing is the franchise with simplistic graphics, a boatload of opprotunities and random things to do each day to progress in the game. You start out moving to a town (of your name choosing) that's randomly generated (but the key locations are the same, just different positions). Then, you go there and buy a house from the local shopkeep, Tom Nook. Also, everybody in the game except for you is a talking, bipedal animal. After a brief tutorial you can do anything. You can pay off the loan on your house and get a bigger one, you can buy furniture/wallpaper for your house, make friends with the neighbors or just go fishing. Wild World introduces a new gameplay mechanic over the gamecube version: Online play! You can now visit another persons town or have them come to yours and do things with them in real time. Absolutely reccomended, though once you run out of things to do you'll never even want to look at the game again.