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Joystiq on 18 November 2008 02:45:00 PM. © Joystiq
Filed under: Nintendo Wii, Metareviews

Paradoxically, it's the cause of the absolute
saddest thing on the internet, but
Animal Crossing has also been a source of joy for millions. Judging from the tepid reviews,
Animal Crossing: City Folk's biggest problem appears to be not that it's more of the same joy-inducing escapism, but rather that it
is the same joy-inducing escapism.
- 1UP (C): "Somehow, despite two previous time-sucking outings into the open world of Animal Crossing -- each fully preparing me for what to expect in a sequel -- City Folk still rouses some excitement at the prospect of collecting more rare furniture, fossils, and that one elusive bug or fish. But all of this quickly subsides upon your introduction to Tom Nook, everyone's favorite predatory lender. That's when the realization quickly sets in: This is all just the same old routine with extra goodies that do little to change things in any meaningful way."
- GameDaily (70/100): "Sadly, local co-op isn't an option, the graphics look last generation and we had little fun using the WiiSpeak microphone. If you're a fan of the series, you'll want to move into this City right away. Otherwise, pay a casual visit before you settle down."
- Games Master UK (80/100): "It's still a great game but fans of the DS version are going to feel short-changed by the lack of imagination in this Wii retread. For everyone who missed out last time, or if you're keen to start such an epic afresh on the TV, this may well be the family game that sends Wii Sports into permanent retirement."
Metareview -- Animal Crossing: City Folk (Wii) originally appeared on Joystiq on Tue, 18 Nov 2008 14:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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