ANIMAL CROSSING!

I really enjoyed this game! FUN IT IS!

Yes, and very addictive. I think the thing people like most is the immense amount of customization. From decorating your home (and upgrading, of course) to making your own clothing designs, this game has so many friggin' possiblities! I also have Animal Crossing: Wild World, and I must say that it is quite addictive as well. If only I knew other people who like to play it (I don't currently have access to any wi-fi spots...).

Ah, i'm still stuck in the dark ages as fat as Wi-Fi goes

I like doing the whole "Nintendo" theme thing. All the Mario themed furniture with the wallpaper and flooring, then wear the "Big Bro" or "'Lil Bro" designs . Throwing in a Master Sword or Arwing is fun too. Don't forget the Mario Trophy and Luigi Trophy, they'll boost your house's ranking no matter where they are in the room .

I should do that! Bit i'm not very good at the game! How 'bout you?

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don' forget the Triforce.

My room (Wild World) is full of Drinking Birds. ^^ (slight exaggeration )

Yeah, It is fun, but a while since I've been playing now

There's no Triforce in Animal Crossing. Wild World maybe, but not the original, which is the one I was referring to.

What do you mean by not being good at the game? All you do is run around doing random things at your leisure. If you need to build up your funds, there are plenty of ways to do that.

1. Every day, there's a special rock (looks like a normal rock, you'll have to search for it, and it's random every day) that, when hit with a shovel (or axe, but the shovel is better), will give off some money. The first three hits will give 100 bells each, then the next three will give 1,000 bells each, then, if you get the seventh (and eigth if you're really lucky), you'll get 10,000 bells. A total of 13,300 bells (or 23,300).
2. Every day, you'll see a "shiny" spot on the ground somewhere in your town. Dig that spot up and you'll get 1,000 bells (10,000 if you have a really high score for you house). After you dig it up, bury some money in that spot. If the tree doesn't die by the next day, it'll eventually grow into a money bearing tree holding three bags of bells worth whatever you burried each (a possible gain of 60,000 bells).
3. Whenever it's raining, fish at the ocean. If you see a really big fish shadow, it's most likely a Caelacanth, which can sell for 15,000 bells each. During certain parts of the year, you might also catch Red Snappers, which are worth 3,000 each, or Barred Knifejaws, which are worth 5,000 each. There's one other nearly worthless fish you'll find, the Seabass, which is only worth 250 bells, and it'll show up the most.
4. Identified fossils (not the ones you dig up) sell for decent bells, and Gyroids go for 750 each.
5. If you get your hands on a fruit other than your town's fruit, bury it so it can grow into a tree. Every piece of fruit that isn't your town's native fruit will be worth 500 bells (a full pocket will be worth 7,500.
6. One last little tip, if you collect a full pocket of seashells at the beach, you can get up to 2,500 bells per trip, and they constantly replenish themselves (about every hour or so).

If money's not your problem, then all of that was for nothin' .

I knew everything of that, so.. Too bad for me!

Oops, my mistake.
I've played oly a little bit of the GC one. I've been playing a fir bit of Wild World lately (due to sickness), but I think the GC version was way better.

I like the Nintendo DS version! (I tried my bro's)