Fun and entertaining, though short-lived (Animal Crossing: Let's Go To The City (Wii))

Member Name: BigBottomedGirl

Product:	Animal Crossing: Let's Go To The City (Wii)
Date:	23/07/09 (19 review reads)
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Advantages: Lots of things to do; more variety than DS version

Disadvantages: May get tedious after a while

It was my little sister than bought this game, as it is actually suitable/aimed at younger children, but its not at all limited, as the whole family can enjoy this game!
In the game you are given a human character living in a village of lots of different animals, each with their own personalities. The game is fun, as you go around earning money- or 'bells'- making friends, buying lots of clothes or furniture, sending letters etc...
This is different to the DS version of Animal Crossing, as your character can hop on a bus and go to the city! Here there are more opportunities to buy exotic things, have your shoes shined, go to the cinema, get a new hair cut...
Its a 'friendly' kind of game, as it is suitable for ages 3+, so those used to action-packed games may find it quite boring, as although there are different things to do, eventually you will have done everything.
Fishing is another great thing to do, or catching bugs. The game can continue as you catch all sorts of different creatures, or as you have to earn money to pay off your mortgage. Each time you pay off a certain amount, your house will grow in size, adding more rooms/floors.
The Wii version is somewhat better than the DS one if you have multiple users, as they no longer share one house, instead having your own one for each user.
Its a fun game, especially the first few times, but may get tedious if you're used to face-paced games.

Summary: Good for younger children, or if you're unlikely to get bored easily.