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rav

11:54 AM on 14 December, 2008

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Agree with you totally. Being able to grab a few minutes whenever you could on DS was brilliant. I loved it at first but eventually the tasks became a bit chore like. There just doesn't look like much that's new.

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ilovethemonkeyhead

7:32 PM on 14 December, 2008

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i thought it was a review for the ds version, that intro... exactly like how the ds version (the only version i played) plays out, really.

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BarryWard

7:45 PM on 14 December, 2008

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Completely agree with this review. To be honest, I think Nintendo are actually getting lazy- yes, LAZY. The poor Wii Music and this 'effort' being the Christmas games to get- seriously??

I was expecting SO much more from the Wii version- traffic, the ability to build a train track around your town, more shops IN your town and not a seperate section, perhaps the ability to start your own business if you wanted to etc etc.

I may as well stick with my DS version.

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AnimalCrossingSpoon

8:35 PM on 21 December, 2008

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The DS and Wii version are similar, in fact, they're basically the same, but for people like me who cherished and loved Wild World and lost their DS/Game Card can take a break and relax - with the whole family watching. I used to have to clamber over to my sister and point out to her that I'd caught a Barred Knifejaw or something but now I can just catch it and she'll be all 'Wow...'. Let's Go To The City is better, you get more opportunities to do things but I HATE desiging clothes - so tedious! Love AnimalCrossingSpoon. x

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ACW1i

1:29 PM on 8 April, 2009

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This review is great, i also pefer it on a hand held. but you cant say nintendo were lazy.

first they had to make it done for chirstmas

secound they had to figure out the wii speak for the game

third every one kept saying to keep its simple look and gameplay so stop complaning!

and also online is great fun if you have friends

but nevertheless wii speak is a great addition for future games - the conduit

If i did not have online , i probley would of sold this game ,its only cous of online that kept me playing.

so il give it a 9/10 with online

3/10 without , sorry but it really isnt much better without because u can feel trapped.

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Let's go to the City is an entertaining game for Animal Crossing newbies who can adjust to the relaxed pace of its world, but not a major step on for those who have played the game before. The online features are mildly disappointing and, arguably, the dip-in, dip-out gameplay is better suited to the DS.

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Reviewed by Stuart Andrews

14 December 2008

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£29.35

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