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some kick @$$ codes just 4 you | | Jon Davis from avon lake OH USA says (24/Nov/2005): | Villagers Codes
1st Line = "key" character
2nd Line = Code line #1
3rd Line = Code line #2
Arwing Code:
I7r45678912345
E2345678912345
Tell: Tom Nook
Snowy Tree Model Code:
WhatHaveYouGot
ForMeTqdayNook
Tell: Tom Nook
Moldy Shirt Code:
guibfAHyEGqmWP
ZkhTnDUgUjJ&jb
Tell: Tom Nook
November Ticket Code: (6)
Ec3451Ru4K2312
1ki45123412312
Tell: Tom Nook
Blue Bed Code:
(Random Villager Moves Out!)
Kxxxxxxxxxxxxx
S6nY2JIF0GE< remove me > at iz
Tell: Villager
Roulette Item:
(Random item every time!)
rbhbSCvhathoBa
dzddkweuej9rcd
Tell: Tom Nook
Rocket Code:
ZdBiCiDiEiFipY
AiBiCiDiEiFiyG
Tell: Tom Nook
I hope these codes help someone as much as they have helped me. this is the best game i have ever played. i have been playing this game for about 2 years and it neer gets boring. why just today i have played it about 4 or 5 hours. i play it between sports and school. i also know the 30,00 bell code
here it is:
WB2&pARAcnOwnU
jMCK%hTk8JHyrT
tell:tom nook
since i need 200 words i guess i'll tell you more. well if you need more codes just send an e-mail, i check it about twice a week so dont get mad if i dont reply the next day. I hope this review gets posted so i can help people. oh-ya here are some more codes i know.
Nintendo Bench: cU3jm< remove me > at hdl6Aip zJFAEajAcbZXim
Starman: 4UF6T948GZ3ZW3 dw#%jtL3qj5ZBf
Cannon: 4UT6T6L89ZnOW3 dw&%jtL3qjLZBf
Flagpole: 4UT6T6L89ZnOW3 dwU%jtL3qjLZBf
Green Pipe: 1mWYg6IfB< remove me > at &q7z 8XzSNwpfij76ts
Super Mushroom: #SbaUIRmw#gwkY Bh66qeLMscTY%2
Coin: rSbaUIRmwUgwkA 1K6tq#LMscTY%2
Koopa Shell: rSbaUIAmwUgwkY 1K6tq#LGscTY%2
Fireflower: 4UT6TT948GZnOW3 dw#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Brick Block: 1mWYg6IfB< remove me > at &q75 8XzSNKpfWj76ts
? Block: #SbaUIRmw#gwkY BK66q#LGscTY%2
Wallpaper Codes
qAepnQGwSyXfFNZ9< remove me > at WoO%Pvha#OK Arched Window
#zjKWDN3bx4p7E635nljHT7tTBTC Backyard Fence
5jiSk583al5H2%ZWfacRW37KT4Tw Bamboo Wall
5jiKk583aL5H2%ZWfabRW37KT4Tb Blue Wall
Pi&aCKUGKV#2%UJxuMKYfxg5jA< remove me > at M Blue Trim Wall
qAx5nQGuSULJFNZ9SJWO%mvjfd< remove me > at Cabana Wall
eVRaCHbuzzrS%UpxiEqYfYv5HH< remove me > at s Cabin Wall
BY4qneovrZkTW8Mvf8fCe3nSj4OU Chic Wall
qA#5nQGuSrXJFNZ9SfW0%mvjf#OU Citrus Wall
fADSO6jGqYLaulZJAecY< remove me > at keb56< remove me > at r Concrete Wall
IPv5fWiNTK3F8EDUpqKZyA&Yz9dU Exotic Wall
635nljHT7tTBTCZWSabRWx7KT4Tb Exquisite Wall
BYPgneo&rGLWW8MvEo%CexnHYLOU Floral Wall
VYDan9uv3EXJW8Mv< remove me > at 4%Ce3nHYLmU Gold Screen Wall
%A{S0tRscBXSulZJCcY< remove me > at Aeb56Dr Green Wall
lY&qgSovE< remove me > at rJkEM&JwNOuAnzHBO< remove me > at Groovy Wall
6Pgpfh4NTN5p8EDUpZKZyA&YzZd< remove me > at Imperial Wall
rjaKk583jv#S2%ZW< remove me > at 2g&W37zjiY< remove me > at Ivy Wall
EAvpnQGuH5LJFNZ9vW70%mvhazD< remove me > at Kiddie Wall
eVRaCHbuzz5H%UpxiEqYfYv5HH< remove me > at s Kitchen Wall
rkntenoisbette9ihanMicrosoft Rose Wall
Handheld Passwords.
NmxIGWIeSLYFFCu6iMwbzCGvFsnQ Bluebell Fan
FewprettydaisYLewprettydaisY Bunny B. Balloon
Dbqg2e8EgEuV86iMamp2#LwUOox# Bunny P. Balloon
cAQifhGeBsyjYcvqPYAKGaeFdjop Fan Fan
ZelDbinhyruleS1einkrothepasT Noodle Parasol
BgxxxxxxxxxxdNn66abcdn66efgH Purple Balloon
BgxxxTxxxxxxbN7cdcdcdn66efgH Retro Umbrella
BgexxxxxxxxxdNn66abcdn66efgH Twig Parasol
cAQifhGeBsyjYcEqyYAKxjeFdjop Yellow Pinwheel
Gyroid Passwords
GrlB7gVOGo3WtRRHBeCPgForDver Clankoid
SnimalForest64A4imalCrossing Croakoid
ttremeflqtzoneXutemeflatzone Dekkoid
GodIsTheGreatestBeingForever Dingloid
VgvalbcscceexxklmtBoG9dLaSmb Drilloid
dq%cugkN&in76hy%TIL3HUo3QYqd Gargloid
c1tpbvSIrsPR4cJhsa%yOJEIXXCp Gongoid
Bi9xES< remove me > at sTRJTAAsq09cb#3UaKHs3 Harmonoid
Ai9xES< remove me > at sTRMsYYshO9cb#9UaKHL1 Howloid
GodYxTVOGo3WtestBeingForever Lamentoid
HollivrusKonezbivhabcrshonSY Lullaboid
GeorgelucasliAGeorgelucaslwl Mega Alloid
Aq%cugkN&in76hV%TIL3HUo3QYbd Mega Bovoid
QteemeflatzoneWtWemeflatzone Mega Bowtoid
Aq%cugkN&in76hV%TIL3HUo3QYEd Mega Buzzoid
3Na1DOY4Q36851&In613Rc%Cmqir Mega Croakoid
ArTriaAnoSarahSpurlcngtren&2 Mega Clankoid
GodBxTVOGo3WtRstBeCngFor3ver Mega Dekkoid
GodBxTVOGo3WtestBeZngForever Mega Dingloid
2%Q2fhVtRByAY3Z5yYAK9zaHxLo7 Mega Dinkoid
Di9GES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsq09cb39UaKHs1 Mega Drilloid
ArisSrisKcismYArisJrisArisyG Mega Echoid
GrdB77VOGo3WtRsHBeCPgForDver Mega Freakoid
2%42fhVtRByAY3Z5yYAK9zfHxLo7 Mega Gongoid
Si9xES< remove me > at sTRJsYYsh09cb#9Vak#I1 Mega Harmanoid
4DTddb48GZ1OWcdgsJjFLeqj5ZBd Mega Howloid
fi9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb#9UaKHs3 Mega Lullaboid
HollivrusKsdezbivhabcacsAVuY Mega Nebuloid
aPShDyYoeR685bafLOlkwcRCmqi3 Mega Oboid
linkz2ldaBanonganon8eldClink Mega Oombloid
Di9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsq09cb39Vak#83 Mega Percoloid
aPShDyYoeR685bafDOlkwcRCmqi3 Mega Plinkoid
fi9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb39Vak#I8 Mega Puffoid
GodIxT3eGr3atestBeingForever Mega Rustoid
KtMuvFdngktkaeKtJuEbBngPtKee Mega Sproid
ZzicrRM%wwcRMsGX1QbiZv0Z7c8x Mega Sputnoid
1OTENOY4k3685184L613wcRCmqir Mega Strumboid
Di9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsq09cb39vek#z1 Mega Squelchoid
Aq%cugkN&in76hy%TIL3HUo3QYEd Metatoid
GodIxTQeGr3atestBeingForever Mini Bowtoid
Aq%cugkN&in76hy%TIL3HUo3QYqg Mini Buzzoid
Gettoknowem&ThDsallweresayGh Mini Dinkoid
Di9GES< remove me > at sTRJyAAsq09cb39UaKHs1 Mini Drilloid
2%Q2fhVthAyAY3O5yYAK9z< remove me > at HxLo7 Mini Echoid
2%Q3EhMtRByAY3n5yYAK9zgHxLo7 Mini Fizzoid
HoTeKoKbCstscYHometoroostsyG Mini Freakoid
AiBiCiDiEiFipYAiBiCiDiEiFiyG Mini Gargloid
ArisSrisKlismYArisJrisAsisyG Mini Gongoid
1FThDOY4k3685184U613wcRCmqir Mini Harmonoid
1CT1DOY4k3685184#613wcRCmqir Mini Howloid
Ai#9ES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb#9Vak9I8 Mini Lullaboid
ZUic2RA%wwcRMsGX1KbiZv0Z7c8x Mini Oombloid
1CT1DOY4k36851847613wcRCmqir Mini Plinkoid
WoodyolfisherYGoofyolfisherY Mega Lamentoid
YteemeflStzoneXutemeflatzone Mega Poltergoid
Ai9xES< remove me > at sTRJsYYsh09cb#9UaKHI3 Mini Rhythmoid
1FThDOY4k3685184s613wcRCmqir Mini Rustoid
aq%iugkN&in76hy%TIL3HUo3QYEd Mini Sproid
2%Q2fhMthAyAY3O5yYAK9zxHxLo7 Mini Sputnoid
GrdBQTVOGo3WtRsHBeCngForDver Mini Tootoid
Aq%cugkN&in76hV%vIL3HUo3QYEd Mini Warbloid
8i9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb#9UaKH67 Oboid
2%Q2fhVthAyAY3Z5yYAK9zCHxLo7 Oombloid
OwDy3sRsromacYFysausowwosacY Poltergoid
dq%cugkN&in76hV%TIL3HUo3QYbu Quazoid
Ni9xES< remove me > at sTRJhAAsh09cb#9UaKHBE Rhythmoid
GodBxTVOGo3Wt7stBeCngForever Rustoid
1FThDOY4k3685184#613wcRCmqir Slim Nebuloid
Vi9xES< remove me > at sTRMsYAshO9cb39UaKHs3 Slim Quazoid
linkzeldaBanonganonzeldalink Sputnoid
Di9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb39vqk#01 Squat Nebuloid
Ni9xES< remove me > at sTRJhAAshO9cb37UaKHLE Squelchoid
Vi9xES< remove me > at sTRMsAAshO9cb39UaKHs1 Strumboid
GeDrgelucasliAGeorgelucaslwl Tall Bowtoid
3ea1DOY4Q36851&In613Rc%Cmqir Tall Buzzoid
aq%cugkN&in76hV%TIL3HUo3QYEu Tall Clankoid
HoTeKoKbostscYHometoroostsyG Tall Dingloid
2%Q3EhMtRByAY3Z5yYAK9zxHxLo7 Tall Echoid
MarioteAnis6fYI5X< remove me > at qSEncEKbOV Tall Gongoid
gfc82NV1Y#zoI4I5X< remove me > at qSEncEKbOV Tall Lamentoid
Ni9GES< remove me > at sTRUhYYsh09cb#9UaKHB3 Tall Lullaboid
Ai9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb#9UaKHI3 Tall Nebuloid
1CT1DOY4k3685184I613wcRCmqir Tall Oboid
2%42fhMtRByAY3O5yYAK9zeHxLo7 Tall Oombloid
Fsy74NV1Y#zoI4I5X< remove me > at qSEdcEKbOV Tall Poltergoid
Ai9xES< remove me > at sTRJsYYsh09cb49UaKHL3 Tall Puffoid
2%Q2fhVtRByAY3O5yYAK9zfHxLo7 Tall Sputnoid
gi9xES< remove me > at sTRMsYAsAO9cb39UaKHA3 Tall Strumboid
fi9xEa< remove me > at sTRMsYYsh09cb#9UaKHI1 Tall Timpanoid
QteemeflatzoneWttemeflatzone Tall Warbloid
KhWoksformakdYWttemeflatzone Timpanoid
ArTriaAnoSarahSpurlingtren&2 Tootoid
aq%cugkN&in76hy%TIL3HUo3QYEd Warbloid
AruriaAnoSarahSpurlingtren&2 Wee Dingloid
Vending Machine Set passwords
aPZhDjYoeR685 bafZBlkwcRCmqi3 Get the Candy Machine
E7M6s123412312 1kp45123412312 Get the Coffee Machine
TwspoGrhumanmY ThRpoorhumanyG Get the Pop Machine
77r45678912345 E2345678912345 Get the Soda Machine
Teddy Bear Set passwords
IHkteTheNewWaa OCRogtingCodez Get the Baby Bear
G4YYGDeYiOeSi9 XcOacZuAjszUde Get the Mama Bear
11ACK6I9JE#Jf< remove me > at gHCeoBLaa7y%PE Get the Papa Bear
Chess characters
aDSLDyYoeR685bafRBlkwcRCmqi3 Black Bishop
lLhuwvEDA23fmAdsgnvzbCIBAsyU Black King
SupermakiobroSAeImAlCrOssiNG Black Knight
1LhuwvEDA22fmAdagnvzbCvBAsyU Black Queen
aDShHyYoeR685bafyBlkwcRCmqi3 Black Rook
SupermariobqoS4nImAlCa0ssiNG White Bishop
aPShDyYoeR685bafbBlkwcRCmqi3 White King
BiPiES< remove me > at sTRJmAAshO9cb#9Uh9HO4 White Knight
RtiXgIAGfe2AI7WwBZBBWW#Pulyc White Pawn
aPShDyYoeR685baf%BlkwcRCmqi3 White Queen
aPSLHyYoeR685bafxBlkwcRCmqi3 White Rook
Passwords for the "Lovely" set
Q6&6KQom9DzR35 . 8fLDC4%EEpCmiR Lovely Armchair:Tell: Tom Nook
Graw5agAEabbag . GrabbagGrabbag Lovely Armchair:Tell: Villager
Toad&Mushsooms . Hmad&Mushrooms Lovely Chair:Tell: Tom Nook
Grab5aggEabbag . GrabbagGrabbag Lovely Chair:Tell: Villager
4u&x5fw9GINwLS . 9ljjHSoLwZMD7& Lovely End Table:Tell: Tom Nook
B6&6KQom9DzR35 . kfLDC4%EEpCmiR Lovely Kitchen:Tell: Tom Nook
DwpermKriobro3 . Sjpermariobro3 Lovely Kitchen:Tell: Villager
GrHb5agbEabbag . GrabbagGrabbag Lovely Lamp:Tell: Villager
4Ui6TCC8iZcQW3 . dwh%jtLcqjIZBf Lovely Phone:Tell: Tom Nook
dhoDamnHRADoes . NotLikeMyHouse Lovely Stereo:Tell: Tom Nook
Uni6ersalClRes . Eniversa2Codes Lovely Vanity:Tell: Tom Nook
A Few Helpful Painting Passwords
ebucddbkLagnLgBiMBdbichCmqi3 Amazing Painting
ebucddbkLRgnLgBiMBdbichCmqi3 Basic Painting
ekri%ma9iom5roFlriomariomaro Dainty Painting
BDeeDmumArIseeGQeermsehrIsHe Moving Painting
WkriomariomaroFlriomariomaro Perfect Painting
BDeeWUsmhrIseeGBeerDsehrIsee Quaint Painting
VAriomariomaroFlriomariomaro Rare Painting
micrDsafthapeslilsunnieshard Scary Painting
NmxIGWIeSLYAACu6iMwbzCGvFsnQ Strange Painting
7kriMma9iom5roFlriomariomaro Worthy Painting
Here are some prices!
Fish:
Angelfish -- 3,000 -- May-October, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Arapaima -- 10,000 -- July, first half of September, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Arowana -- 10,000 -- June-September, 4am-9am, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Barbel Steed -- 200 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Barred Knifejaw -- 5,000 -- March-November, 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (ocean)
Bass -- 300 --All year, all day (river, pond)
Bitterling -- 1,300 -- December-February, all day (river, pond)
Bluegill -- 120 -- All year, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Brook Trout -- 150 -- All year, all day (pond)
Carp -- 300 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Catfish -- 200 -- May-October, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Cherry Salmon -- 1,300 -- Mar.-Jun., Sept.-Nov., 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (river, pond)
Coelacanth -- 15,000 -- All year, 4pm-9am *only in the rain* (ocean)
Crawfish -- 250 -- April-first half of September, all day (holding pond)
Crucian Carp -- 120 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Dace -- 200 -- All year, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Eel -- 2,000 -- June-September, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Freshwater Goby -- 300 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Frog -- 250 -- May-August, All day (holding pond)
Giant Catfish -- 3,000 -- June-August, 4pm-9am (pond)
Giant Snakehead -- 6,500 -- June-August, 9am-4pm (pond)
Goldfish -- 1,300 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Guppy -- 1,300 -- April-November, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Jellyfish -- 100 -- Second half of August, all day (ocean)
Killifish -- 300 -- April-August, all day (river, pond)
Koi -- 2,000 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Large Bass -- 3,000 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Large Char -- 10,000 -- March-June, Sept.-Nov., 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (waterfall)
Loach -- 300 -- March-May, all day (river, pond)
Pale Chub -- 200 -- All year, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Piranah -- 6,500 -- June-September, 9am-4pm, 9pm-4am (river, pond)
Pond Smelt -- 300 -- December-February, all day (river, pond)
Popeyed Goldfish -- 1,300 -- All year, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Rainbow Trout -- 650 -- March-June, Sept.-Nov., 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (river, pond)
Red Snapper -- 3,000 -- All year, 4pm-9am (ocean)
Salmon -- 650 -- September, all day (river mouth, river, ocean, pond)
Sea Bass -- 120 - All year, all day (ocean)
Small Bass -- 200 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Stringfish -- 15,000 -- December-February, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Sweetfish -- 1,300 -- July-September, all day (river, pond)
Insects:
Ant -- 80 -- All year, all day (attracted to candy or decayed turnips)
Bagworm -- 250 -- October-March, all day (in trees)
Banded Dragonfly -- 4,500 -- July-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Bee -- 4,500 -- All year, all day (in trees)
Bell Cricket -- 430 -- September-October, 5pm-8am (in grass)
Brown Cicada -- 200 -- July-August, 8am-5pm (on trees)
$#< remove me > at !roach -- 5 -- Mar.-Nov., all day (on trees, flowers, attracted to turnips)
Common Butterfly -- 80 -- March-October, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Common Dragonfly -- 130 -- May-July, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Cricket -- 130 -- September-November, 5pm-8am (in grass)
Darner Dragonfly -- 200 -- June-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Drone Beetle -- 80 -- July-August, all day (on trees)
Dynastid Beetle -- 1,350 -- July-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Evening Cicada -- 850 -- July-August, 4am-8am, 4pm-7pm (on trees)
Firefly -- 250 -- June, 7pm-4am (near water)
Flat Stag Beetle -- 2,000 -- June-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Giant Beetle -- 10,000 -- July-August, 11pm-8am (found on trees)
Grasshopper -- 130 -- August-September, 8am-5pm (in grass)
Jewel Beetle -- 3,000 -- July-August, 8am-4pm (on trees)
Ladybug -- 130 -- March-July, October, 8am-5pm (on flowers)
Long Locust -- 200 -- August-November, 8am-5pm (in grass)
Longhorn Beetle -- 200 -- June-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Mantis -- 430 -- August-September, 8am-5pm (on flowers)
Migratory Locust -- 1,350 -- September-November, 8am-7pm (in grass)
Mole Cricket -- 200 -- November-May, all day (underground; listen for them)
Mosquito -- 130 -- May-September, 8am-11pm (anywhere)
Mountain Beetle -- 2,000 -- July-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Pill Bug -- 250 -- All year, all day (under rocks)
Pine Cricket -- 100 -- September-October, 5pm-8am (in grass)
Pondskater -- 130 -- June-September, 8am-7pm (in main pond and holding ponds)
Purple Butterfly -- 2,000 -- June-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Red Dragonfly -- September-October, 8am-7pm (anywhere)
Robust Cicada -- 300 -- July-August, 8am-5pm (on trees)
Saw Stag Beetle -- 2,000 -- July-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Snail -- 250 -- April-September, all day (on flowers)
Spider -- 300 -- April-September, all day (in trees)
Spotted Ladybug -- 200 -- March-July, October, 8am-5pm (on flowers)
Tiger Butterfly -- 200 -- April-September, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Walker Cicada -- 400 -- July-September, 8am-5pm (on trees)
Yellow Butterfly -- 80 -- March-October, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Shell Prices:
Conch -- 350
Coral -- 250
Lion's Paw -- 40
Porceletta -- 30
Sand Dollar -- 60
Venus Comb -- 150
Wentletrap -- 20
White Scallop -- 450
| Beware of Animal Crossing | | Dee from Jackson(MS), USA says (7/Sep/2005): | When I first heard of AC, i thought "not another simulation game" but this one is different. it has almost everything. after i read the ad for it in tips and tricks magazine, i thought to myself, i have to get this game. sadly, that was about 3 years ago and i just got the game in june. i'm glad i have it now.
first of all, you arrive in a town that you name yourself but you don't have a home or money to buy a home with. so you have to work for tom nook who gives you a home and lets you gradually pay it off. after you pay it off you can get it upgraded.
my favorite feature about this game is the real time. i like rushing to my gamecuve on holidays to try and see what mayor tortimer is gibing away. i recently celebrated labor day and got a model that commermorate tom nook's hard work.
you can also catch bugs, eat fruit, go fishing, collect fossils, decorate your home and the list goes on and on. i don't think animal crossing has too many flaws except for the fact that the only way you can have a bbq grill is if you keep it in your house. i also think it would be better if you could create your character like add facial features and why do you have to wear the same shoes all the time. but don't get me wrong, it's a GREAT game. i love it. i mean, i'm hooked. that's another problem. nintendo should stop making games that will make you want to play 24-7. SIKE!!!
i give this game a 10 and even xplay says it's a good game. and you know how tough those guys are on video games. well bye for now, i gotta go play animal crossing. can't wait for the DS version to come out!
| best game EVER | | Dragon 94 from Oregon,USA says (27/Jul/2005): | Hello I'm Dragon 94.I like this game so that I got it and Iplayed it from 10:00 am-1:00am!!I have like 10 memrorycards and each have one game of Animal Crossing!It game is soooooo esay to get in to!Igot the gamecube I got this and now it is the must used system in my house.I let a friend know she got it and she is adicted,too.now when me friends come over all we do is play animal crossing.Ican't wait until this game cames out for the ds!!!!!!here are my ratings:
Graphics:10/10 for a game that came out in 2001-2002 it has great graphics!!!!
sound:9/10 Iloved the sound it's just i wished they could of spoke English!!!!
gameplay:11/10 the game was sooooooo adictive now that is what I call super gameplay
lifespan:9/10 i just wish you could die if you did not eat,etc.
fun factor:10/10 it could of got an 11 if you could clean,cook,etc.
originality: 11/10 no else has ever made a game like this before!
price 12/10 i would pay 50.00 dollars for this game!!!!!
overall rate:11/10
this game rocked!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
| This game kicks F&%#@* @$$!!!!!!!!! | | Mark Sierra from Fostoria, Ohio, USA says (21/Jul/2005): | When i first played this game, i wuz at my friends house and ya know what......I GOT HOOKED ON IT!!!!!!!!!!!!! i mead, i just couldnt stop playing it. So like a year later i got it at gamestop. My brother said it would suck, but now he beggs me to let him play it. the graphics are okay, but the overall game makes up for it. i first started paying off my friend debt by getting fruits from other towns and selling them!! (How lame!) i then learned the cheat code for 30,000 bells. when i got my own memory card, i named it Markcity, and my mom keeps bugging me about it. what really rocks about this game is that its so simple. a little kid could play it and beat it in like 8 months. and it actually deserves an E rating. the content has nothing bad. no swear words, no sexual content and no violence. this game is perfect for little kids through aduts. and i think that people who hate corny kids games, (wich this game isn't) should give it a try. And if you don't like it, you can bite my < remove me > at $$ (sorry) because I like it.
Oh and if your wonering what the 30,000 bells cheat is, go to timmy, tommy or tom nook and select other things then SAY CODE and type in,
WB2&pARAcnOwnU
jMCK%hTk8JHyrT
but you can only do this 3 times so after you do it 3 times, go to your house save it quit it. sighn back on and do it 3 more times . Then repeat the whole process again and again and again as many times as you want.
I hope my information was helpfull if you have a problem with the code, e mail me at mjsierra3pkmn< remove me > at woh.rr.com
| please help me | | bob from illinois says (11/Jul/2005): | first id like to say that animal crossing is totally awsome. its just like a very old game i have on N64, Harvest Moon. but i have a couple questions, first can u get pets? and if so wat types and how? second, can u get a girlfriend? if so how? and also can u get married? and last can u have a kid? please e-mail me. that would be very much appreciated. i really need help.
thanx
p.s. - i also wish that u would be able to travel to another town without having to have another memory card. and i also wish u could go to that island place without having to have a gameboy connector. i also sorta wish that all the things u can buy actually worked. like i bout this satalite thing and i thought that it would go up in space. lol. but it didnt. i hope they make Animal Crossing 2 soon!!! please email me!
and now please excuse but i have to say like another 40 words to get this posted so i want to say this is again one of the best games ive come across. ok well goodbye. please o please email me answering my questions! thanx again!
| very fun! | | Meg from USA says (3/Jul/2005): | I have to say that this game is very fun....and adicting!
if your thinking aboyt buying go ahead and do it...its a VERY fun game.
Game play:10/10
Graphics:5/10
sound:10/10
In this game you get a person(girl or boy)
you can go fishing,shopping,decorate your house,hunting for bugs,do chores for your townsfolk,Forge friendships with friendly forest beasts, from penguins to rhinos to apes to frogs,Design your own shirts at the Able Sisters tailor shop,Travel to friends’ villages.
Take a sun-soaked vacation to Animal Island with a Game Boy Advance
(you’ll need a Game Boy Advance—Nintendo GameCube Link Cable).
Nintendo made a great game.
its WAAAAAAY better than Sims,sonic,Pikmen,Mario Tennis,and ALL pokemon.
Passwords to everything in the game.
Go to Tom Nook's shop and when he talks to you, select "Other Things." Then choose "Say Password" and type this in exactly as you see it.
Wallpaper Codes
qAepnQGwSyXfFNZ9< remove me > at WoO%Pvha#OK Arched Window
#zjKWDN3bx4p7E635nljHT7tTBTC Backyard Fence
5jiSk583al5H2%ZWfacRW37KT4Tw Bamboo Wall
5jiKk583aL5H2%ZWfabRW37KT4Tb Blue Wall
Pi&aCKUGKV#2%UJxuMKYfxg5jA< remove me > at M Blue Trim Wall
qAx5nQGuSULJFNZ9SJWO%mvjfd< remove me > at Cabana Wall
eVRaCHbuzzrS%UpxiEqYfYv5HH< remove me > at s Cabin Wall
BY4qneovrZkTW8Mvf8fCe3nSj4OU Chic Wall
qA#5nQGuSrXJFNZ9SfW0%mvjf#OU Citrus Wall
fADSO6jGqYLaulZJAecY< remove me > at keb56< remove me > at r Concrete Wall
IPv5fWiNTK3F8EDUpqKZyA&Yz9dU Exotic Wall
635nljHT7tTBTCZWSabRWx7KT4Tb Exquisite Wall
BYPgneo&rGLWW8MvEo%CexnHYLOU Floral Wall
VYDan9uv3EXJW8Mv< remove me > at 4%Ce3nHYLmU Gold Screen Wall
%A{S0tRscBXSulZJCcY< remove me > at Aeb56Dr Green Wall
lY&qgSovE< remove me > at rJkEM&JwNOuAnzHBO< remove me > at Groovy Wall
6Pgpfh4NTN5p8EDUpZKZyA&YzZd< remove me > at Imperial Wall
rjaKk583jv#S2%ZW< remove me > at 2g&W37zjiY< remove me > at Ivy Wall
EAvpnQGuH5LJFNZ9vW70%mvhazD< remove me > at Kiddie Wall
eVRaCHbuzz5H%UpxiEqYfYv5HH< remove me > at s Kitchen Wall
rkntenoisbette9ihanMicrosoft Rose Wall
Handheld Passwords.
NmxIGWIeSLYFFCu6iMwbzCGvFsnQ Bluebell Fan
FewprettydaisYLewprettydaisY Bunny B. Balloon
Dbqg2e8EgEuV86iMamp2#LwUOox# Bunny P. Balloon
cAQifhGeBsyjYcvqPYAKGaeFdjop Fan Fan
ZelDbinhyruleS1einkrothepasT Noodle Parasol
BgxxxxxxxxxxdNn66abcdn66efgH Purple Balloon
BgxxxTxxxxxxbN7cdcdcdn66efgH Retro Umbrella
BgexxxxxxxxxdNn66abcdn66efgH Twig Parasol
cAQifhGeBsyjYcEqyYAKxjeFdjop Yellow Pinwheel
Gyroid Passwords
GrlB7gVOGo3WtRRHBeCPgForDver Clankoid
SnimalForest64A4imalCrossing Croakoid
ttremeflqtzoneXutemeflatzone Dekkoid
GodIsTheGreatestBeingForever Dingloid
VgvalbcscceexxklmtBoG9dLaSmb Drilloid
dq%cugkN&in76hy%TIL3HUo3QYqd Gargloid
c1tpbvSIrsPR4cJhsa%yOJEIXXCp Gongoid
Bi9xES< remove me > at sTRJTAAsq09cb#3UaKHs3 Harmonoid
Ai9xES< remove me > at sTRMsYYshO9cb#9UaKHL1 Howloid
GodYxTVOGo3WtestBeingForever Lamentoid
HollivrusKonezbivhabcrshonSY Lullaboid
GeorgelucasliAGeorgelucaslwl Mega Alloid
Aq%cugkN&in76hV%TIL3HUo3QYbd Mega Bovoid
QteemeflatzoneWtWemeflatzone Mega Bowtoid
Aq%cugkN&in76hV%TIL3HUo3QYEd Mega Buzzoid
3Na1DOY4Q36851&In613Rc%Cmqir Mega Croakoid
ArTriaAnoSarahSpurlcngtren&2 Mega Clankoid
GodBxTVOGo3WtRstBeCngFor3ver Mega Dekkoid
GodBxTVOGo3WtestBeZngForever Mega Dingloid
2%Q2fhVtRByAY3Z5yYAK9zaHxLo7 Mega Dinkoid
Di9GES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsq09cb39UaKHs1 Mega Drilloid
ArisSrisKcismYArisJrisArisyG Mega Echoid
GrdB77VOGo3WtRsHBeCPgForDver Mega Freakoid
2%42fhVtRByAY3Z5yYAK9zfHxLo7 Mega Gongoid
Si9xES< remove me > at sTRJsYYsh09cb#9Vak#I1 Mega Harmanoid
4DTddb48GZ1OWcdgsJjFLeqj5ZBd Mega Howloid
fi9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb#9UaKHs3 Mega Lullaboid
HollivrusKsdezbivhabcacsAVuY Mega Nebuloid
aPShDyYoeR685bafLOlkwcRCmqi3 Mega Oboid
linkz2ldaBanonganon8eldClink Mega Oombloid
Di9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsq09cb39Vak#83 Mega Percoloid
aPShDyYoeR685bafDOlkwcRCmqi3 Mega Plinkoid
fi9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb39Vak#I8 Mega Puffoid
GodIxT3eGr3atestBeingForever Mega Rustoid
KtMuvFdngktkaeKtJuEbBngPtKee Mega Sproid
ZzicrRM%wwcRMsGX1QbiZv0Z7c8x Mega Sputnoid
1OTENOY4k3685184L613wcRCmqir Mega Strumboid
Di9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsq09cb39vek#z1 Mega Squelchoid
Aq%cugkN&in76hy%TIL3HUo3QYEd Metatoid
GodIxTQeGr3atestBeingForever Mini Bowtoid
Aq%cugkN&in76hy%TIL3HUo3QYqg Mini Buzzoid
Gettoknowem&ThDsallweresayGh Mini Dinkoid
Di9GES< remove me > at sTRJyAAsq09cb39UaKHs1 Mini Drilloid
2%Q2fhVthAyAY3O5yYAK9z< remove me > at HxLo7 Mini Echoid
2%Q3EhMtRByAY3n5yYAK9zgHxLo7 Mini Fizzoid
HoTeKoKbCstscYHometoroostsyG Mini Freakoid
AiBiCiDiEiFipYAiBiCiDiEiFiyG Mini Gargloid
ArisSrisKlismYArisJrisAsisyG Mini Gongoid
1FThDOY4k3685184U613wcRCmqir Mini Harmonoid
1CT1DOY4k3685184#613wcRCmqir Mini Howloid
Ai#9ES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb#9Vak9I8 Mini Lullaboid
ZUic2RA%wwcRMsGX1KbiZv0Z7c8x Mini Oombloid
1CT1DOY4k36851847613wcRCmqir Mini Plinkoid
WoodyolfisherYGoofyolfisherY Mega Lamentoid
YteemeflStzoneXutemeflatzone Mega Poltergoid
Ai9xES< remove me > at sTRJsYYsh09cb#9UaKHI3 Mini Rhythmoid
1FThDOY4k3685184s613wcRCmqir Mini Rustoid
aq%iugkN&in76hy%TIL3HUo3QYEd Mini Sproid
2%Q2fhMthAyAY3O5yYAK9zxHxLo7 Mini Sputnoid
GrdBQTVOGo3WtRsHBeCngForDver Mini Tootoid
Aq%cugkN&in76hV%vIL3HUo3QYEd Mini Warbloid
8i9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb#9UaKH67 Oboid
2%Q2fhVthAyAY3Z5yYAK9zCHxLo7 Oombloid
OwDy3sRsromacYFysausowwosacY Poltergoid
dq%cugkN&in76hV%TIL3HUo3QYbu Quazoid
Ni9xES< remove me > at sTRJhAAsh09cb#9UaKHBE Rhythmoid
GodBxTVOGo3Wt7stBeCngForever Rustoid
1FThDOY4k3685184#613wcRCmqir Slim Nebuloid
Vi9xES< remove me > at sTRMsYAshO9cb39UaKHs3 Slim Quazoid
linkzeldaBanonganonzeldalink Sputnoid
Di9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb39vqk#01 Squat Nebuloid
Ni9xES< remove me > at sTRJhAAshO9cb37UaKHLE Squelchoid
Vi9xES< remove me > at sTRMsAAshO9cb39UaKHs1 Strumboid
GeDrgelucasliAGeorgelucaslwl Tall Bowtoid
3ea1DOY4Q36851&In613Rc%Cmqir Tall Buzzoid
aq%cugkN&in76hV%TIL3HUo3QYEu Tall Clankoid
HoTeKoKbostscYHometoroostsyG Tall Dingloid
2%Q3EhMtRByAY3Z5yYAK9zxHxLo7 Tall Echoid
MarioteAnis6fYI5X< remove me > at qSEncEKbOV Tall Gongoid
gfc82NV1Y#zoI4I5X< remove me > at qSEncEKbOV Tall Lamentoid
Ni9GES< remove me > at sTRUhYYsh09cb#9UaKHB3 Tall Lullaboid
Ai9xES< remove me > at sTRJsAAsh09cb#9UaKHI3 Tall Nebuloid
1CT1DOY4k3685184I613wcRCmqir Tall Oboid
2%42fhMtRByAY3O5yYAK9zeHxLo7 Tall Oombloid
Fsy74NV1Y#zoI4I5X< remove me > at qSEdcEKbOV Tall Poltergoid
Ai9xES< remove me > at sTRJsYYsh09cb49UaKHL3 Tall Puffoid
2%Q2fhVtRByAY3O5yYAK9zfHxLo7 Tall Sputnoid
gi9xES< remove me > at sTRMsYAsAO9cb39UaKHA3 Tall Strumboid
fi9xEa< remove me > at sTRMsYYsh09cb#9UaKHI1 Tall Timpanoid
QteemeflatzoneWttemeflatzone Tall Warbloid
KhWoksformakdYWttemeflatzone Timpanoid
ArTriaAnoSarahSpurlingtren&2 Tootoid
aq%cugkN&in76hy%TIL3HUo3QYEd Warbloid
AruriaAnoSarahSpurlingtren&2 Wee Dingloid
Vending Machine Set passwords
aPZhDjYoeR685 bafZBlkwcRCmqi3 Get the Candy Machine
E7M6s123412312 1kp45123412312 Get the Coffee Machine
TwspoGrhumanmY ThRpoorhumanyG Get the Pop Machine
77r45678912345 E2345678912345 Get the Soda Machine
Teddy Bear Set passwords
IHkteTheNewWaa OCRogtingCodez Get the Baby Bear
G4YYGDeYiOeSi9 XcOacZuAjszUde Get the Mama Bear
11ACK6I9JE#Jf< remove me > at gHCeoBLaa7y%PE Get the Papa Bear
Chess characters
aDSLDyYoeR685bafRBlkwcRCmqi3 Black Bishop
lLhuwvEDA23fmAdsgnvzbCIBAsyU Black King
SupermakiobroSAeImAlCrOssiNG Black Knight
1LhuwvEDA22fmAdagnvzbCvBAsyU Black Queen
aDShHyYoeR685bafyBlkwcRCmqi3 Black Rook
SupermariobqoS4nImAlCa0ssiNG White Bishop
aPShDyYoeR685bafbBlkwcRCmqi3 White King
BiPiES< remove me > at sTRJmAAshO9cb#9Uh9HO4 White Knight
RtiXgIAGfe2AI7WwBZBBWW#Pulyc White Pawn
aPShDyYoeR685baf%BlkwcRCmqi3 White Queen
aPSLHyYoeR685bafxBlkwcRCmqi3 White Rook
Passwords for the "Lovely" set
Q6&6KQom9DzR35 . 8fLDC4%EEpCmiR Lovely Armchair:Tell: Tom Nook
Graw5agAEabbag . GrabbagGrabbag Lovely Armchair:Tell: Villager
Toad&Mushsooms . Hmad&Mushrooms Lovely Chair:Tell: Tom Nook
Grab5aggEabbag . GrabbagGrabbag Lovely Chair:Tell: Villager
4u&x5fw9GINwLS . 9ljjHSoLwZMD7& Lovely End Table:Tell: Tom Nook
B6&6KQom9DzR35 . kfLDC4%EEpCmiR Lovely Kitchen:Tell: Tom Nook
DwpermKriobro3 . Sjpermariobro3 Lovely Kitchen:Tell: Villager
GrHb5agbEabbag . GrabbagGrabbag Lovely Lamp:Tell: Villager
4Ui6TCC8iZcQW3 . dwh%jtLcqjIZBf Lovely Phone:Tell: Tom Nook
dhoDamnHRADoes . NotLikeMyHouse Lovely Stereo:Tell: Tom Nook
Uni6ersalClRes . Eniversa2Codes Lovely Vanity:Tell: Tom Nook
A Few Helpful Painting Passwords
ebucddbkLagnLgBiMBdbichCmqi3 Amazing Painting
ebucddbkLRgnLgBiMBdbichCmqi3 Basic Painting
ekri%ma9iom5roFlriomariomaro Dainty Painting
BDeeDmumArIseeGQeermsehrIsHe Moving Painting
WkriomariomaroFlriomariomaro Perfect Painting
BDeeWUsmhrIseeGBeerDsehrIsee Quaint Painting
VAriomariomaroFlriomariomaro Rare Painting
micrDsafthapeslilsunnieshard Scary Painting
NmxIGWIeSLYAACu6iMwbzCGvFsnQ Strange Painting
7kriMma9iom5roFlriomariomaro Worthy Painting
| I deff agree with Amy Okamuro | | A gamer from Columbus, Ohio United States says (9/Jun/2005): | I also think that Animal Crossing needs some stuff. Like being about to drive, shop more, work full time, AND MORE THAN ONE PERSON NEEDS TO BE ABLE TO PLAY AT THE SAME TIME! I get so bored talking to the *stupid* animals who live in my town. They don't know anything! And it makes me mad that I can't TALK to them. It's a controled conversation. I think that Animal Crossing should go online, (like Halo). And you could a city where other people could be in city at the same time as you. (But the specific town you live in should be private to your memory card, though the city is not, you can't have everyone who is playing all over the world being able to cut down and plant trees in your town!) But it would deffinetly be more fun if you could actually talk to other SMART people who are playing at the same time. It would make the game more interesting. I also think that you should be able to get hurt, and I don't mean just bee stings. I mean serious injury, and death. That would keep players interested and more cautious. Some players cheat a lot and don't really care about what happens. If injury and death were an option, the risks would be bigger, more consequntial, and more fun.
| Best Game Nintendo Ever Created!!! | | Amanda from Clarksville,Tennessee says (26/Mar/2005): | I think this is the best game ever! My brothers think it is soo stupid. I love it anyway, I don't care what they say. Every time I'm free of no work I play this game, from morning till night. Oh, does anybody know if you can get married on this game. Someone said you could, but I'm not so sure. Please contact me. If you do could you let me know where you had gotten my e-mail address. Safety reasons, my personal thought, LOL! Well, if you're thinking of buying an awesome game, but not sure which one to buy, get this one. For the people who have busy work schedules and can only play this game at night, if you have a problem with Nook's store not being open and it's 10:00 PM(your time) just save and quit. When it asks you if you're ready say other options or whatever it says and click on adjust clock. If you want Nook's store to be open make sure the time is set to after 9:00 AM. Well, remember to contact me even if you don't know about that marrying thing.
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| | A gamer from Louisville, KY, USA says (10/Mar/2005): | I just have one question...Can you get upgraded from Tom Nook's department store? I heard that there was a mall once!! Is this true? Please answer! I want the mall so bad, but nobody is telling me if it's true! Thanks a whole bunch.
By the way I loved the game! It looked like a baby game and I thought that it was like Frogger© lol, but I guess not. Does anybody have a clue when Animal Crossing 2 is coming out?
For the best codes in the world go to freewebs.com/gcube_codez !!
This is the best site in the world for gamecube codez. Even though that it is under construction it is still worth it! I hope you all enjoy the site and Animal Crossing as much as I did!
BTW Here are some prices!
Fish:
Angelfish -- 3,000 -- May-October, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Arapaima -- 10,000 -- July, first half of September, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Arowana -- 10,000 -- June-September, 4am-9am, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Barbel Steed -- 200 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Barred Knifejaw -- 5,000 -- March-November, 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (ocean)
Bass -- 300 --All year, all day (river, pond)
Bitterling -- 1,300 -- December-February, all day (river, pond)
Bluegill -- 120 -- All year, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Brook Trout -- 150 -- All year, all day (pond)
Carp -- 300 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Catfish -- 200 -- May-October, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Cherry Salmon -- 1,300 -- Mar.-Jun., Sept.-Nov., 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (river, pond)
Coelacanth -- 15,000 -- All year, 4pm-9am *only in the rain* (ocean)
Crawfish -- 250 -- April-first half of September, all day (holding pond)
Crucian Carp -- 120 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Dace -- 200 -- All year, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Eel -- 2,000 -- June-September, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Freshwater Goby -- 300 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Frog -- 250 -- May-August, All day (holding pond)
Giant Catfish -- 3,000 -- June-August, 4pm-9am (pond)
Giant Snakehead -- 6,500 -- June-August, 9am-4pm (pond)
Goldfish -- 1,300 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Guppy -- 1,300 -- April-November, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Jellyfish -- 100 -- Second half of August, all day (ocean)
Killifish -- 300 -- April-August, all day (river, pond)
Koi -- 2,000 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Large Bass -- 3,000 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Large Char -- 10,000 -- March-June, Sept.-Nov., 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (waterfall)
Loach -- 300 -- March-May, all day (river, pond)
Pale Chub -- 200 -- All year, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Piranah -- 6,500 -- June-September, 9am-4pm, 9pm-4am (river, pond)
Pond Smelt -- 300 -- December-February, all day (river, pond)
Popeyed Goldfish -- 1,300 -- All year, 9am-4pm (river, pond)
Rainbow Trout -- 650 -- March-June, Sept.-Nov., 4am-9am, 4pm-9pm (river, pond)
Red Snapper -- 3,000 -- All year, 4pm-9am (ocean)
Salmon -- 650 -- September, all day (river mouth, river, ocean, pond)
Sea Bass -- 120 - All year, all day (ocean)
Small Bass -- 200 -- All year, all day (river, pond)
Stringfish -- 15,000 -- December-February, 4pm-9am (river, pond)
Sweetfish -- 1,300 -- July-September, all day (river, pond)
Insects:
Ant -- 80 -- All year, all day (attracted to candy or decayed turnips)
Bagworm -- 250 -- October-March, all day (in trees)
Banded Dragonfly -- 4,500 -- July-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Bee -- 4,500 -- All year, all day (in trees)
Bell Cricket -- 430 -- September-October, 5pm-8am (in grass)
Brown Cicada -- 200 -- July-August, 8am-5pm (on trees)
$#< remove me > at !roach -- 5 -- Mar.-Nov., all day (on trees, flowers, attracted to turnips)
Common Butterfly -- 80 -- March-October, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Common Dragonfly -- 130 -- May-July, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Cricket -- 130 -- September-November, 5pm-8am (in grass)
Darner Dragonfly -- 200 -- June-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Drone Beetle -- 80 -- July-August, all day (on trees)
Dynastid Beetle -- 1,350 -- July-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Evening Cicada -- 850 -- July-August, 4am-8am, 4pm-7pm (on trees)
Firefly -- 250 -- June, 7pm-4am (near water)
Flat Stag Beetle -- 2,000 -- June-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Giant Beetle -- 10,000 -- July-August, 11pm-8am (found on trees)
Grasshopper -- 130 -- August-September, 8am-5pm (in grass)
Jewel Beetle -- 3,000 -- July-August, 8am-4pm (on trees)
Ladybug -- 130 -- March-July, October, 8am-5pm (on flowers)
Long Locust -- 200 -- August-November, 8am-5pm (in grass)
Longhorn Beetle -- 200 -- June-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Mantis -- 430 -- August-September, 8am-5pm (on flowers)
Migratory Locust -- 1,350 -- September-November, 8am-7pm (in grass)
Mole Cricket -- 200 -- November-May, all day (underground; listen for them)
Mosquito -- 130 -- May-September, 8am-11pm (anywhere)
Mountain Beetle -- 2,000 -- July-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Pill Bug -- 250 -- All year, all day (under rocks)
Pine Cricket -- 100 -- September-October, 5pm-8am (in grass)
Pondskater -- 130 -- June-September, 8am-7pm (in main pond and holding ponds)
Purple Butterfly -- 2,000 -- June-August, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Red Dragonfly -- September-October, 8am-7pm (anywhere)
Robust Cicada -- 300 -- July-August, 8am-5pm (on trees)
Saw Stag Beetle -- 2,000 -- July-August, 7pm-8am (on trees)
Snail -- 250 -- April-September, all day (on flowers)
Spider -- 300 -- April-September, all day (in trees)
Spotted Ladybug -- 200 -- March-July, October, 8am-5pm (on flowers)
Tiger Butterfly -- 200 -- April-September, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Walker Cicada -- 400 -- July-September, 8am-5pm (on trees)
Yellow Butterfly -- 80 -- March-October, 8am-5pm (anywhere)
Shell Prices:
Conch -- 350
Coral -- 250
Lion's Paw -- 40
Porceletta -- 30
Sand Dollar -- 60
Venus Comb -- 150
Wentletrap -- 20
White Scallop -- 450
| Cross Into The World Of Animal Crossing.... | | Arohk from Alberta, Canada says (11/Jan/2005): | First of all, I'd like to say that this is one of the greatest games they've ever come out with for the Nintendo Game Cube. It is smart, doesn't require alot of thinking, and it is an endless game.
Let me talk about the music first. The music could definatly use work. Although it is good, it could be just a little better. I love how you could make a personalized version of your town song, and also, another great little feature that was one of my personal favorites was Totakeke and how you could load what he sang to you into your home's music system. If anyone does not know, I would like to take the opertunity and tell you about songs that you can only get by requesting. 1. Only Me. 2. K.K. Love. I have forgotten the other one, but you can try Yesterday or Day After Tomorrow.
Next, lets talk about the controls. I think the controls were very simple, easy to learn, and very adjustable. I think no one had problems with the controls since it had little wrong with it. The only thing is, sometimes my finger would get sore from holding down the B button all the time. Thats the only suggestion I would make, make the character run a little faster.
Next, how about those graphics? They aren't too bad. Cartoonish yes, but isn't that the way the game was supposed to be? The only thing I was slightly disappointed with was that you couldn't rotate the camera while you were outside. Thats basically the only problem. You couldn't see around those annoying trees, therefore had to chop 'em down.
Lastly, I will provide some help for you cheaters out there. ^_~ You can get some secret items in the game by going to Nook and talking to him, then going to Other Things.. then going to Say Code. I will provide a list of the Nintendo-themed items. One note, you can only do it 3 times, then you have to wait another hour before entering another 3 codes.
Nintendo Bench: cU3jm< remove me > at hdl6Aip zJFAEajAcbZXim
Starman: 4UF6T948GZ3ZW3 dw#%jtL3qj5ZBf
Cannon: 4UT6T6L89ZnOW3 dw&%jtL3qjLZBf
Flagpole: 4UT6T6L89ZnOW3 dwU%jtL3qjLZBf
Green Pipe: 1mWYg6IfB< remove me > at &q7z 8XzSNwpfij76ts
Super Mushroom: #SbaUIRmw#gwkY Bh66qeLMscTY%2
Coin: rSbaUIRmwUgwkA 1K6tq#LMscTY%2
Koopa Shell: rSbaUIAmwUgwkY 1K6tq#LGscTY%2
Fireflower: 4UT6TT948GZnOW3 dw#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Brick Block: 1mWYg6IfB< remove me > at &q75 8XzSNKpfWj76ts
? Block: #SbaUIRmw#gwkY BK66q#LGscTY%2
Thats all for say code cheats. Now I will go on and tell you about hidden secrets in the game.
1. Money Tree: When you see a glowing spot on the ground, dig there and you will find some Bells (Money). The hole will still be shining, instead of covering it up, bury some money in the hole and a sprout will pop up. Wait for it to grow, and it will bear fruit (Money Bags) of the amount you first put in. There will be 3 of them, doubling what you origionally put in. If it does not grow, your money will be lost.
2. Golden Shovel: Make sure you have an extra shovel. When you see a glowing spot on the ground, dig there and you will find some Bells (Money). The hole will still be shining, instead of covering it up, bury the spare shovel and a golden sprout should appear. Wait a few days and it will grow into a golden tree. Shake the tree once it is fully grown and a golden shovel will fall out. There is only one per tree. It lets you dig up bells and various items when you dig in any place. It also lets you dig up extra NES games.
3. Golden Axe: Talk to the wishing well and get it to say everything is perfect for 2 full weeks. This can be acheived by pulling all the weeds, picking up all the trash, plant trees/flowers, and being active. This axe will never break. Talk to the well on the last day to get it from the well's spirit.
4. Golden Bug Net: Catch every type of bug.
5. Golden Fishing Rod: Catch every type of fish.
Well thats all, I hope this review was of some help to all of you. Have fun on Animal Crossing!
| Cross Into The World Of Animal Crossing.... | | Arohk from Alberta, Canada says (11/Jan/2005): | First of all, I'd like to say that this is one of the greatest games they've ever come out with for the Nintendo Game Cube. It is smart, doesn't require alot of thinking, and it is an endless game.
Let me talk about the music first. The music could definatly use work. Although it is good, it could be just a little better. I love how you could make a personalized version of your town song, and also, another great little feature that was one of my personal favorites was Totakeke and how you could load what he sang to you into your home's music system. If anyone does not know, I would like to take the opertunity and tell you about songs that you can only get by requesting. 1. Only Me. 2. K.K. Love. I have forgotten the other one, but you can try Yesterday or Day After Tomorrow.
Next, lets talk about the controls. I think the controls were very simple, easy to learn, and very adjustable. I think no one had problems with the controls since it had little wrong with it. The only thing is, sometimes my finger would get sore from holding down the B button all the time. Thats the only suggestion I would make, make the character run a little faster.
Next, how about those graphics? They aren't too bad. Cartoonish yes, but isn't that the way the game was supposed to be? The only thing I was slightly disappointed with was that you couldn't rotate the camera while you were outside. Thats basically the only problem. You couldn't see around those annoying trees, therefore had to chop 'em down.
Lastly, I will provide some help for you cheaters out there. ^_~ You can get some secret items in the game by going to Nook and talking to him, then going to Other Things.. then going to Say Code. I will provide a list of the Nintendo-themed items. One note, you can only do it 3 times, then you have to wait another hour before entering another 3 codes.
Nintendo Bench: cU3jm< remove me > at hdl6Aip zJFAEajAcbZXim
Starman: 4UF6T948GZ3ZW3 dw#%jtL3qj5ZBf
Cannon: 4UT6T6L89ZnOW3 dw&%jtL3qjLZBf
Flagpole: 4UT6T6L89ZnOW3 dwU%jtL3qjLZBf
Green Pipe: 1mWYg6IfB< remove me > at &q7z 8XzSNwpfij76ts
Super Mushroom: #SbaUIRmw#gwkY Bh66qeLMscTY%2
Coin: rSbaUIRmwUgwkA 1K6tq#LMscTY%2
Koopa Shell: rSbaUIAmwUgwkY 1K6tq#LGscTY%2
Fireflower: 4UT6TT948GZnOW3 dw#%jtLEqj5ZBf
Brick Block: 1mWYg6IfB< remove me > at &q75 8XzSNKpfWj76ts
? Block: #SbaUIRmw#gwkY BK66q#LGscTY%2
Thats all for say code cheats. Now I will go on and tell you about hidden secrets in the game.
1. Money Tree: When you see a glowing spot on the ground, dig there and you will find some Bells (Money). The hole will still be shining, instead of covering it up, bury some money in the hole and a sprout will pop up. Wait for it to grow, and it will bear fruit (Money Bags) of the amount you first put in. There will be 3 of them, doubling what you origionally put in. If it does not grow, your money will be lost.
2. Golden Shovel: Make sure you have an extra shovel. When you see a glowing spot on the ground, dig there and you will find some Bells (Money). The hole will still be shining, instead of covering it up, bury the spare shovel and a golden sprout should appear. Wait a few days and it will grow into a golden tree. Shake the tree once it is fully grown and a golden shovel will fall out. There is only one per tree. It lets you dig up bells and various items when you dig in any place. It also lets you dig up extra NES games.
3. Golden Axe: Talk to the wishing well and get it to say everything is perfect for 2 full weeks. This can be acheived by pulling all the weeds, picking up all the trash, plant trees/flowers, and being active. This axe will never break. Talk to the well on the last day to get it from the well's spirit.
4. Golden Bug Net: Catch every type of bug.
5. Golden Fishing Rod: Catch every type of fish.
Well thats all, I hope this review was of some help to all of you. Have fun on Animal Crossing!
| THIS GAME ROX MAH SOX OFF! | | Sasha animal-crossing lover from Honolulu, Hawaii, USA says (23/Oct/2004): | I think this game rox. When i first saw it inh the stores I thought this cool. When i got it, it was even better. I think its so awesome you can make friends by sending letters and can visit othere towns. My whole town is covered in fruit trees and tom nooks shop is a department store now and has 2 foors. Its awesome. My house has 2 floors and i have tons off rare items. ive played this for over a 2 years and i still love it. Now im trying something out. I heard from another site that if you put items in your saved letters at the post office when you delete the town the letters will still be there. i'm trying that out but im putting my money in the othere town just in case lol! Try it out? i have alot of codes from othere sites and i almost know everything about the game! I even know how boy characters can get a inhabitant girlfriend and get a kiss or a get dumped bye her. Got questions? I'll answer them at kutestpunkalive< remove me > at yahoo.com . Another cool thing is that if a person moves from your town she/he can move back if they want to. and if you have more than 1 memory card the peeple who recently moved can come and visit your town. if you travelo on the trane and happen to see blanca you can draw on her face. sometimes she mite visit your town and her recent drawn face will be on her face. in the meen time have fun playing your game. - sasha
| The game that lasts forever!!!!!!!!!!! | | A gamer from USA says (8/Oct/2004): | This game, lets say I thought it was a little kid game. When I got the game, it was amazing!!! You get different characters by how you re-act to Rover, a cat which meets you on a train. On this train, you get to name the person you are, decide if you are a boy or girl, and even name your town. After getting off the train, you see Tom Nook, who is a Raccoon, and he will be metting you through your game. Tom Nook will let you pick a house out of 4, though I personally like the house in the right top corner. After choosing, he will tell you the cost of your house, and when you go to give him money, you only have 1,000 with you. He will laugh at you, then he gets the idea of letting you work at his shop. This is where you come off on our own. Though, I have a secret about making money quickly. If you have a friend that makes a file, travel to their town, and if their fruit tree is different than yours, grab a couple fruits from their town. Travel back to your town, then plant the fruits in your town where they will grow. You can purchase a shovel from Tom Nook for 500 bells to plant the fruits. After planting the fruits, leave them alone for a couple days. When they finally bear fruits, take the fruits off the trees by shaking the tree with the A button. If you go to sell these fruits at Tom Nook's store, he will pay 500 each. I went to a friend's town, and I planted so many trees, I get over 60,000 bells just from harvesting them and selling them to Tom Nook in one day. I will add more details later to this, for now, I'm off to play Animal Crossing. See you all later with more updates!!!
| Animal crossing rocks!!! | | mystery women from Us says (30/Sep/2004): | Animal crossing is the best game ever. I have three memory cards filled up with animal crossing. I even got my mom addicted to it I have payed of all my loans on one memory card and almost all of my loan on another and the other memory card I just started. Any time any of my friends come over I always tell them to try and play it half the people I know have bought the game it is so life like how you can decorate and buy stuff. I like to draw on Blancas face that is so fun it is cool how the animals all have diffrent attitudes just like in real life and how they get mad and sad and happy like if they are watching when you catch a fish they start to clap for you. The only thing that bothers me is everytime I write one of them they write me back what are you talking about or thanks for the letter even though it made no sense. I have a question through even though I bought this game since it came out I didnt think you could get engaged but someone told me you could does anyone know if its true if it is will you e-mail me to tell me how I think it would be interesting.
| "What's Hapenin"! | | Jay from Elgin,Illinois,USA says (1/Aug/2004): | I really like the game even though when i saw the ad i thought it was stupid.I have the full size 2 story house and am working on getting all the fish and bugs I only need 3 fish and 3 bugs.I need the Arowana,Angelfish, and guppy.for bugs i need the Mantis,giant stag beetle and suomething else.Let me know of any info especially on the fish which i cant seem to find.I usually play the game every day while listening to music.I am very close to having everything on the game as in fish and bugs as said above.I have an Island upstairs and a Ancient livin room.Mostly all my stuff is rare.
HINTS:The best way to plant enough trees for a perfect town rating are to just plant fruit.
Request these from k.k.: Two Days Ago,I Love You, and K.K.Song.
Sometimes on Sept. 10 18:00 u catch only red snappers and barred knifejaws in the ocean no sea bass
The piranha is caught in August at 18:00
E-mail me at shadow99_99< remove me > at yahoo.com for any info about fish or where to find or catch anything.
| This game isn't just for kids!! I LOVE IT!!!! | | A gamer from Georgetown, Indiana says (29/Jul/2004): | We bought this game for our 8 & 10 year old kids at Christmas a year ago, and now my husband and I play all the time. We have all gotten the biggest houses, and paid off all of our debt and we still love it. It is the cutest game I have ever seen. We even play at night after the kids have gone to bed. You can plant flowers everywhere, design your own clothes and umbrellas, rearrange your house anyway you like, (but you better clean it a lot or you will get $#< remove me > at !roaches!) One time I got my forune told by Katrina and I tripped and fell everytime I ran, it was so funny! It was winter, so I was slipping and falling on my face constantly!! I love to fish and just recently we discoverd a HUGE new fish called an Arapaima that is worth 10,000 bells. Every Saturday night we let KK sing to us and get his new tunes. My husband has a lab in his basement with a toilet and a farting gyroid next to it, and my son has collected so many gyroids, his entire basement is full of them! We've been playing for over a year & a 1/2 and still love it, it never gets boring!!!
| BEST GAME I EVER PLAYED!!!!!! | | cool gal game lover from kentucky, usa says (16/Jul/2004): | I love this game. Me and my friend were up until 4:00am playing this game.I love the fact that you can buy and sell items to tom nook, design cloths at the tailor shop,and mail letters to other villagers in your town. There's just endless activities you can do on this game. There is always something you can do and I love the fact you can change the dates anytime you want and you don't have to wait a long time for a holiday to come up. I is so realistic. Everyday there is a money hole with one-thousand dollars burried in it. You can also make money by taking your shovel and hitting it agianst rocks until you find the money rock which will turn red and if you keep hitting it before it turns gray agian you can make around $4,000. Trust me you have got to buy this game. It's a fact that your going to love it. It may be alittle hard earning your money to pay off your house but you do it because you have a larger house to look forward to and you have fun along the way. I am hoping they will make an animal crossing 2. It makes you wonder what they would add on it 'cause I don't know that it can get any better than this.
| The Last Game I'll Probably Ever Play | | mallory knox from Greenville, NC, USA says (30/Jun/2004): | I was first introduced to this game by hearing my sister playing it at 6:00 in the morning. The people talking annoyed me to death and I swore I would get rid of it. After I watched all the possiblities of the game, I couldn't help but try it out. Get my own house? Collect stuff? Alright! Every time I wake up in the morning, I play it, putting in codes and meeting people. The people in my town, < remove me > at comical, are all the people that live in my house. My mom (44) , my dad (38), my sister (13), and me (23). I am now hunting bugs, which is the hardest thing. I've got every outdoor thing in my house you could imagine. I can even put signs up around houses of people I don't like. If anybody gets someone cool like Bob and Tangy in your town, or Marcy the Kangaroo, you are lucky. Just wath out for the ugly pig or the mean bird. I just wish I got the wolf. There are so many things you can buy at Nook's store, and lots of things from the black market, a fox named crazy Redd. It's great. The only real gripe I have about this game is to experience it fully, you have to get a gameboy advance cable to go to the other island, and another full memory card to visit/make another city. Other than that, it's great.I've never had such a personal experience with a game. I only need 6 more fish to go before I am done. Here's a code for 30,000 bells: WB2&pARAcnOwnU jMCK%hTk8JHyrT
| OUTTASITE! | | monica from riveside, ca says (22/Jun/2004): | ANIMAL CROSSING RAGES! ROCKS! RULES! This game is the absolute best! It will take 10 years to come close. The town, the animals, the diverse ways to make bells (ie money). I am 41 years old and wanted animal crossing since it came out. My 7 yr old son just got it for me as an early b-day present! How sweet is that? Now everyone in the house is fighting for their turn and "calling dibbs" to be the first one in Tom Nook's in the morning. In this game you get to be the winner you always hoped you could be. So what is there to do in "L.A." (my son named the town)? Fish, write letters, garden, shake the trees for bells, design your own clothes, or practice interior design. This game just gives and gives. Hey, I even like Resetti! If you are bored with gaming and need something new, try animal xing! If you hate video games but are searching for a better way to relate to your kids, get animal xing, if you need a way to relax, if you need mental stimulation, if you've had too much stimulation, GET ANIMAL XING! <{{{><
| I think that animal crossing is cool, but... | | black_flash from portland, usa says (9/Jun/2004): | Animal crossing is in 1 word, addictive! But that does not mean it is without it's flaws. Let's face it, after a while it just get's boring, just like every other game. Although there are some games that just stay perfect, like donkey kong, super mario 3, and excitabike. Now i'm not saying that animal crossing is a bad game, far from that. Animal crossing is a very fun game. You can hunt for bugs, fish, or even make your own clothes. The thing I dislike about the game is when a person puts in a cheat or "code". Why would you do that, I mean it just takes the fun out of playing. A-C is in some ways the perfict game. After you get the game you will find there is almost always something to, except when you play for about 20 minutes and don't change the day. I myself can only play for about 10 minutes then I have to stop. Now that I have my bills payed off I personally like to fish in the fishing tourny, hunt for bugs, and collecting rare artifacts. In all, animal crossing get's a 7.8 from me, but that is just my feelings about the game.
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