Among the titles Nintendo highlighted during E3 this year, “Animal Crossing: City Folks” stood out. Previously a bestselling franchise on the Nintendo GameCube, the updated Wii version, Nintendo said, would take advantage of the console’s Internet connection and new Wii Speak microphone accessory to connect gamers with other players near and far. The purported ability to take part in voice chats while interacting with other players in the game sounded intriguing; however, after playing the game I am more frustrated than impressed.
'Animal Crossing: City Folk': Slow, Boring, Lonely
Posted by: Walaika Haskins November 19, 2008 02:26 PMAmong the titles Nintendo highlighted during E3 this year, “Animal Crossing: City Folks” stood out. Previously a bestselling franchise on the Nintendo GameCube, the updated Wii version, Nintendo said, would take advantage of the console’s Internet connection and new Wii Speak microphone accessory to connect gamers with other players near and far. The purported ability to take part in voice chats while interacting with other players in the game sounded intriguing; however, after playing the game I am more frustrated than impressed.