Unlike other games, Animal Crossing doesn’t pressure you to complete levels, achieve scores or learn complex controls; you simply play however - and whenever - you want.
For instance, at the start of the game you are given a house and a mortgage to pay, but you can choose to pay off that mortgage any way you wish. You could help out at the local shop, become a treasure hunter and sell your findings to the town museum, or make money selling T-shirts you designed yourself.
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Playing the game is simplicity itself, as almost all control is
handled with the stylus and touch screen. To move around, simply point
where you want to go; or to make a clothing pattern, just draw your
design on the screen.
And if you don’t play for a day or two, it
doesn’t matter, as life in the town carries on without you. Although
you might find your garden covered with weeds if you stay away too long! |
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