MyWii writes: "When Animal Crossing hit the Gamecube last generation, it was met with high critical acclaim and commercial success. It's casual and extremely accessible interactive gameplay made it one of the best titles available on a console with a fantastic line-up. Ever since that title was released, Nintendo have – in their typical teasing fashion – left hints about a "sequel" for the Wii. We never got that. Instead, what gamers have received is a re-imagining - or improvement if you will - of Wild World, the first DS version of the franchise. That's a good and bad thing. Good, because Wii owners get to play a solid Animal Crossing title with new controls and a few new features. Bad because technically, it's not a full blown sequel. It doesn't feel like one. It has too many similarities to Wild World to be considered one, which is an incredible letdown. However, if you can look beyond that, Let's Go To The City is still a worthwhile experience on the Wii."
Nintendo Europe has revealed box arts for its upcoming Nintendo Selects range including Wario Ware: Smooth Moves and Animal Crossing: Let's go to the City.
It was inevitable for Nintendo to push their older titles especially since the consoles been out forever. I am surprised they didn't do this earlier.
ONM: November is mushroom picking season in Animal Crossing: Let's Go To The City and to celebrate you can download a special piece of furniture for your house.
ONM: The world of Animal Crossing isn't exactly 'with it' when it comes to new technology. Take the latest Let's Go To The City European download, for example. It's a record player!
