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'''Animal Crossing''' is a video game released on the GameCube on September 16, 2002. There is also a [[Nintendo 64]] version, but it has fewer features.
[[File:Animal Crossing Logo.png|thumb|The Animal Crossing Logo. ]]
== Villagers ==
'''''Animal Crossing''''' (also known as
Some villagers look different from the Nintendo 64 version. {{stub}}
'''''Animal Crossing: Population Growing''''') is the US and PAL version of {{DnM+}}. Developed solely for the [[Nintendo GameCube]], the game is notable as the first game in the {{SER}} to reach nations outside Japan.
''Animal Crossing'' was soon re-released as
a Player's Choice title as a result of its high sales.
In this game, [[Player|players]] assume the role of a [[boy]] or [[girl]] human setting out for a life of their own in a small randomly generated [[town]]. As each town is different, this ensures that no two [[players]]' experiences are exactly the same.
[[Players]] can pick [[fruit]], grow [[Tree|trees]], [[Flower|garden]], hunt for [[Fossil|fossils]], [[fish]], catch [[Insect|insects]], do favors for the [[Villager|villagers]], decorate their [[House|homes]], and perform other such tasks.
== Videos and OST ==
<youtube>
https://youtu.be/50nkt92YKKw
</youtube><br>Toy day (south)
[[Category:Games]]
== References ==
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Revision as of 07:06, 14 July 2025

The Animal Crossing Logo.

Animal Crossing (also known as Animal Crossing: Population Growing) is the US and PAL version of Dōbutsu no Mori+. Developed solely for the Nintendo GameCube, the game is notable as the first game in the Animal Crossing series to reach nations outside Japan. Animal Crossing was soon re-released as a Player's Choice title as a result of its high sales. In this game, players assume the role of a boy or girl human setting out for a life of their own in a small randomly generated town. As each town is different, this ensures that no two players' experiences are exactly the same. Players can pick fruit, grow trees, garden, hunt for fossils, fish, catch insects, do favors for the villagers, decorate their homes, and perform other such tasks.

Videos and OST


Toy day (south)

References