Animal Crossing: Wild World

Animal Crossing: Wild World

Basic Information
Type(s)	Video Game
Developer(s)	Nintendo EAD Group No. 2
Publisher(s)	Nintendo
Series	Animal Crossing
Predecessor title	Animal Crossing
Successor title	Animal Crossing: City Folk
Genre(s)	Life Simulation
Media	Cartridge
Platform(s)	Nintendo DS
Retail Features

Ratings

Main Credits
Artist(s)	Koji Takahashi
Director(s)	Hisashi Nogami
Producer(s)	Katsuya Eguchi
Composer(s)	Kazumi Totaka, Asuka Ohta
Writer(s)	Takayuki Ikkaku, Arisa Hosaka, Toshihiro Kawabata
European Release Date(s)
Nintendo DS March 31, 2006
North American Release Date(s)
Nintendo DS December 5, 2005
Australian Release Date(s)
Nintendo DS December 8, 2005
Japanese Release Date(s)
Nintendo DS November 23, 2005
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Animal Crossing: Wild World (Oideyo Dōbutsu no Mori in Japanese) is the third latest installment in the Animal Crossing franchise for the Nintendo DS handheld system with Animal Crossing: City Folk being in second and the upcoming 3DS Animal Crossing being in first.

Gameplay[edit | edit source]

This games takes place in a town whose name is chosen by the player. In this town, the player must help, work, fish and much more to earn money, furniture and more. The game starts in a cab. At this point, the player is asked some questions, then the game gives him/her an "Avatar", which represents his/her personality. Tom Nook then sells the player a house. Then the player needs to work, to pay of the loan for his/her new house and then the adventure starts.

Characters[edit | edit source]

Tom Nook: The shop owner.
Tortimer: Mayor of the town.
The player: The player's avatar for this game.
Kapp'n: Drives cabs instead of sailing boats, as he did in the previous game. He brings the player to the town at the start.
Crazy Redd: Shop owner of the Black Market.
Mr. Resetti: Pops up every time the player resets the game, and gives you long lectures on why he/she should not do so.
Sahara: Gives away Carpets.
Blathers: Owns the museum.
Celeste: Blathers's younger sister, who owns the observatory.
Mable and Sable: Owners of Clothes Shop
Cornimer: Gives mushroom furniture away in the Acorn Festival.