It is also the eighth best-selling game of Japan in 2009. It was the 10th best-selling game of December 2008 in the United States, selling in excess of 497,000 copies. Īs of January 4, 2009, Animal Crossing: City Folk has sold 949,000 copies in Japan.
GameSpot also awarded it as being the Least Improved Sequel. IGN also nominated it for Best Family Game and Best Online Multiplayer Game. It was awarded Best Simulation Game for the Wii by IGN in its 2008 video game awards.
The British Official Nintendo Magazine gave the game 90%, saying that the game was 'Packed full of Nintendo Charm' and 'You'll be playing it for months', but criticized the game as it being 'Not new enough for veterans'. IGN gave the game a 7.5/10, claiming that while the design of the game is sound, they believed it was too much like its predecessors, calling it 'a blending of the GameCube and Nintendo DS games' 1UP.com gave the game a C grade, claiming ' City Folk seems like a missed opportunity to improve and enhance the series in almost every possible way.' X-Play gave the game a 4 out of 5, praising the gameplay and the addition of Wii Speak while finding it too similar to previous titles. Cheat Codes Central gave the game a score of 4.4/5, calling the game great, but too similar to its predecessors. The Japanese gaming magazine Famitsu gave it a score of 33/40, lower than the 37/40 scores of its predecessors, while Nintendo Power gave the game an 8.0. Downloadable content (DLC) Īnimal Crossing: City Folk received mixed to positive reviews.
Additionally, the Nintendo DS can be used to transfer characters between Wii consoles as a means of visiting other player's towns via DS Download Play. Nintendo Australia allowed gamers to send back their game discs to fix the error to allow compatibility. A system error occurred with the Australian version of Let's Go to the City when connecting with the Nintendo DS claiming that it was 'the wrong game card'. Items from the character's catalog can be repurchased with bells from City Folk. The data in Wild World is not modified when a character is copied to City Folk, so the character can continue to be played on the DS as well. Only the character's face, hair (including color and style) and catalog (the items purchasable from Tom Nook) are imported bells and items owned by the character (including items in the character's inventory, house, town, or dressers) are not transferred. Instead of creating a new character, players can import characters from Wild World. The game supports Nintendo DS connectivity functionality.
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