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1. Animal Crossing

   Reviewer: darkzero.co.uk
   3 weeks ago

   Overall 9

   

    

   This is a great game which is currently my personal favourite on the GameCube. It’s not so much a game as it is a hobby. That’s the kind of dedication which is needed. Some will play for a week get bored and never touch a gain and some will play fanatically for a lot longer. This is the game I bought my import GameCube for. Read more

2. Review: Animal Crossing (NGC)

   Reviewer: Gamestyle
   19 March 2005

   Overall 8

   

    

   Animal Crossing is best played for between 30 minutes and an hour every day - you'll want to pop into the shop to check what Nook has in his store each day, and you'll want to visit the dump, the lost and found and of course do a bit of digging and fishing, but after that the interaction between the animals and the often mundane errands do start to get repetitive.  However, limit yourself and you'll never get bored, and make sure to visit your town on all the major ho... Read more

3. Animal Crossing (USA)

   Reviewer: ntsc-uk.com
   14 February 2005

   Overall 8

   

    

   This is not a game that can be played though in one day. In fact play it for too long in one session and the simplicity of the game becomes too apparent. It won’t grip in the same way as Ikaruga for example, but it might just take over your life in the long term. Everyday something different happens, the townsfolk will send presents on your birthday, dress up for Halloween and you can even expect a surprise visitor on Christmas Eve. It is possible to see every event b... Read more

4. Animal Crossing

   Reviewer: ic-games
   28 September 2004

   Overall 9

   

   Gameplay 10

   

   Graphics 9

   

   Sound 8

   

    

   When you are a big player like Nintendo its easy to get sloppy, or just chuck out relentless games and hope they stick against the wall. Either way you’ll probably end up raking it in by your name alone. Instead this giant only seems to release a select few games with every attempt to make each one as playable as the next. Animal Crossing is one of those classic games that could only have come from Nintendo, addictive, compulsive and good old fashioned fun rolled into... Read more

5. Animal Crossing

   Reviewer: sofacinema.co.uk
   24 September 2004

   Overall 8

   

    

   Although the PAL version is two years late, it will still entice the more open-minded and young-at-heart gamer; and indeed, get European Nintendo fans familiar with the franchise in time for a Gamecube sequel, and perhaps most interestingly, an outing on the Nintendo DS. Read more

1. Animal Crossing (GC): Animal crossing (gamecube)

   Reviewer: captaindrumboy, Dooyoo
   4 days ago

   Overall 8

   

    

   This is a truly amazing game and one of my favourites for Nintendo gamecube. The game starts off with you being a new resident in a town. the game is played out in real time by using the gamecubes internal clock. the main aim of the game is to improve your house. you do this by doing tasks around your town such as fishing digging and planting trees. you can then sell your produce to a local shop and earn money to spend on furnishings on your home. despite the main obj... Read more

2. Genius

   Reviewer: A Customer, sofacinema.co.uk
   02 September 2003

   Overall 10

   

    

   A classic example of what Nintendo can do, Sony and Microsoft wouldn't even try to make something like this. A simple story of someone coming to a new town, getting a place, paying for it and all the while trying to make friends and help out his community. Doesn't seem all that on paper but neither would Tetris, rent it, buy it, love it. Read more