Guide at StrategyWiki. It is the second main installment in the Animal Crossing series released outside of Japan, and it is a follow-up to the Nintendo GameCube game Animal Crossing. An open-ended game, Wild World follows a player-controlled human living in a town populated with animals and performing various tasks, such as interacting with characters and collecting items. Like all games in the Animal Crossing series, the game is synced to the system clock, which affects the gameplay based on the current time and day.
New to Wild World is online functionality in the form of the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection , which allowed players to visit other players' town over the internet until the service's discontinuation in The game was a critical and commercial success, garnering positive reviews from critics and selling a total of Like its predecessor, Animal Crossing: Wild World is an open-ended game where the player takes the role of a human moving into a town of animals.
Tasks the player can partake in include socializing with villagers, collecting items, catching fish or bugs, and paying off their home loan. The game takes place in real-time, meaning the in-game time of day and year matches that of the Nintendo DS.
The time of day and year affects aspects of gameplay such as whether or not shop are open or villagers are awake, seasonal events, and the availability of certain fish, bugs, and items. Up to four players can live in a town, all occupying the same house. Wild World features multiplayer, which allows up to three other players visit someone's town simultaneously, either via local wireless, or, before the service's discontinuation in , the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
The game utilizes the DS's dual screens, having the sky on the top screen and the gameplay on the bottom screen, and allowing for control via either the touch screen or buttons. Unlike the previous game, which utilizes a top-down perspective with screen transitions at acre borders, Wild World has a continuously scrolling, cylindrical world; a feature that would be retained in all subsequent games.
Additionally, a new villager species— monkey —has been added. Anabelle Peppy anteater. Boone Jock gorilla. Champ Jock monkey.
Drake Lazy duck. Elise Snooty monkey. Elvis Cranky lion. Jitters Jock bird. Melba Normal koala. Monty Cranky monkey. Nana Normal monkey. Rhonda Normal rhinoceros. Rodeo Lazy bull. Ruby Peppy rabbit. Simon Lazy monkey. Stitches Lazy bear cub.
Tammi Peppy monkey. Tipper Snooty cow. Whitney Snooty wolf. Wild World has seven new events, though all holidays from its predecessor have been removed. In addition to visiting other players' towns, a feature called Tag Mode known as Contact Mode in PAL versions allows two players who come within range of each other to trade constellations , villagers , and messages via Notes in Bottles.
Items from the Mario Theme and the six monkey villagers were also distributed via Tag Mode by select retailers by use of a promotional Game Card. Wild World is compatible with its successor, Animal Crossing: City Folk , allowing players to transfer over save data from the former to the latter. When the player chooses to transfer their data from Wild World , the City Folk character will retain their name, face, and hairstyle , and the player's catalog will transfer over.
With the service, players could visit the towns of others' on their friend list via the internet. In addition to multiplayer, letters containing various items were sent by Nintendo to players who connected to the service. At E3 , Animal Crossing DS was playable on the show floor, and it was announced that it would release before the end of the year. According to series creator and Wild World producer Katsuya Eguchi , the developers chose to remove region-specific aspects from the game, including many of the holidays, due to the lengthy localizations to North America and Europe.
The team sought to make the game enjoyable to a worldwide audience. Wild World is the ninth best-selling game on the Nintendo DS with The first component is the emulation program which can imitate the ds OS and software. The second component is the Animal Crossing: Wild World game itself to play on the emulator. Step 1: you can start by downloading a reliable and bug free emulator. Your emulator will now be ready to play Animal Crossing: Wild World.
A ROM is essentially a virtual version of the game that needs to be loaded into the emulator. Navigate to the downloaded. The game will now run on the emulator and you can play the game freely. Tip: Saving games on an emulator functions a little differently. The integrated save system will not save your progress.
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