animal corssing kinda is an mmo already but with out requireing the mass server power and fees

pokemon wouldmake the best MMO on nintendo

Lol, I reckon that the axes should be put to good use in the next game. If you know what I mean...

LOL @ MarinK, I already tried this usage but nothing happened...

I heard that somehow you can enter Razzeti's house, does any of you know exactly how?

BubyDudy- To enter Mr Ressetti's house, you must reset the game without saving twice and Mr Ressetti will show you a lesson in 'pain'. Now run around with the shovel, bashing rocks until you find one that cracks. Hit it again, enter the hole and- tada- you're at home with the mad mole.

Puff Daddy- You cannot kill anyone, as this is one of Nintendo's family friendly games, but neglect them for long enough and/or visit somebody else's town and sometimes animals will move out.

Anywhooo, I suggest renting this or borrow/play a copy of somebody's. As I said in a previous post, Animal Crossing is like marmite(in a non-greasy/non-edible way).

Another thing I noticed is when you donate. There is a green feather and, for me, it looks irrelevant with donations. Any ideas?

I am also sad because "Vesta", my beloved neihgboor, left my "LakeTown". Now my best one is "Mallary", an elephant. Hope she marries me!

So...

No mass murdering of neighbors. Give out charity and recieve a useless, green feather. And get married to an overweight elephant.

I'll take your word for it and get it...at least to rent. Which is better, the DS version or GC? Or should I wait for the Wii version to be released, since from what I hear most of them seem to be the same?

Firstly, you can't marry the animals(that would just be plain creepy)!

Secondly, I prefer the Gamecube version, solely because of the inclusion of the NES games. Without them, the game disc probably wouldn't last more than 3 minutes in the console! Saying that, the DS version does have online play. I would suggest renting both and choose which one you think is better(if any). Obviously, we can't tell you what to think.

The Gamecube version is miles better, in my opinion. As I said before, without the inclusion of the NES games(and Nintendo-style furniture) I would simply neglect it as much as I have with the DS version. I think that game only lasted a couple of days in my DS before being replaced...

I might play it again sometime, for online wifi play, though. However, the fossils mean very little, if not nothing, to me.