Aussie Wii Date for Animal Crossing

By Jorge Ba-oh 18.11.2008 3

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Animal Crossing comes to Australian living rooms with Nintendo finally setting a date for villagers to move in.

Retailers have listed the date for some time now, but Animal Crossing - Let's Go to the City is now officially listed as December 4th 2008, with an RRP of $99.99 (AUS) for the game, and a hefty sum of $129.99 (AUS) with an included Wii Speak microphone for chatting within the game or the Wii Speak channel.

Thanks to Aussie-Nintendo.

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Andrezao is offline. Andrezao 18.11.2008#1

Hmm I might get it, but kinda holding my money and see what people end up thinking about it... It's not my type of game, but I would give it a try.

 
JoshSL is offline. JoshSL 18.11.2008#2

If you've never played an AC game before I'd actually say it's probably worth the money.

But if you like handheld gaming it may still be a better idea to get Wild World.

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mooojc is offline. mooojc 19.11.2008#3

My little brother would definitely want this, he absolutely loves AC. Me on the other hand... Nintendo more effort PLEASE.

 

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