A Guide to Animal Crossing/Printable version
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Overview
Overview of Animal Crossing
editAnimal Crossing is a GameCube game in which you are a human who just moved out to live on his/her own. You come to a town full of animals and the local store owner, Tom Nook, gets you a small house. Unfortunately, your character has no money, so you pay off the debt over the course of the game. In the game you can do tasks for townspeople, fish, help the local museum and many other activities. As you pay off your debt Tom Nook builds on to your house and makes it larger, not for free of course. A top floor and basement are added, which are all worth the trouble of paying off your debt. Paying off the final debt is optional, and you get a golden statue of you built in the middle of the town.
E-Reader
The E-Reader can be used to get letters from villagers or play mini games.[1]
Because an E-Reader is a GameBoy Advance accessory, it requires an GameBoy Advance adapter cable to use with the game.
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References
edit- ↑ Kaliroff, Marc (27 April 2021). "12 Animal Crossing GameCube Features That Never Returned to The Series". Goomba Stomp Magazine. https://goombastomp.com/12-animal-crossing-gamecube-features-that-never-returned-to-the-series/.