jvgsjeff | 24 Things That Wild World Introduced That Are Still Around (Animal Crossing) @jvgsjeff | Uploaded January 2022 | Updated October 2024, 7 hours ago.
24 things that Wild World introduced to the Animal Crossing series (among the five main worldwide releases) that are still around today. Includes features, events, tools, and special characters. Animal Crossing: Wild World (ACWW) was released on Nintendo DS in 2005. However, my footage was recorded from the Virtual Console version of the game on Wii U.
Quick reference:
0:08 Villager photos
0:22 Roost/Brewster
1:10 Hairstyles/Harriet
2:13 Accessories
2:32 Slingshot
2:43 Watering can
2:59 Reactions/Shrunk
4:22 Paths
4:42 Online play
4:51 Note in a bottle
5:08 Celeste
5:22 Lyle
5:36 Katie
5:50 Pascal
6:17 Cornimer
6:36 Forgeries
6:57 Sparklers
7:08 Timer
7:24 Wishing on stars
7:33 Bug-Off
7:49 Villager birthday party
8:00 Bonus #1 (e+)
8:13 Bonus #2
Note: A few of these special characters only appear in New Horizons if you scan their amiibo, and some will appear in the Happy Home Paradise DLC. Even though they may require an extra purchase, they are still in the game. Saying otherwise would be like saying the GameCube game didn't have an island (or islanders) because they required an extra purchase of a GBA & link cable. As for Cornimer, he appears on Harv's Island in place of Tortimer in autumn.
Wild World vs. City Folk? While Wild World added more new features to the series than City Folk, it also removed more existing features. City Folk kept most of Wild World's new features, but also brought back a bunch from GameCube that were absent in ACWW. That included Halloween with Jack, the harvest festival with Franklin, Christmas Eve with Jingle, multi-level towns (cliffs), Chip, and Wisp.
Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoyed this look back at Wild World! Never Stop Crossing!
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Twitter: twitter.com/jvgsjeff
24 things that Wild World introduced to the Animal Crossing series (among the five main worldwide releases) that are still around today. Includes features, events, tools, and special characters. Animal Crossing: Wild World (ACWW) was released on Nintendo DS in 2005. However, my footage was recorded from the Virtual Console version of the game on Wii U.
Quick reference:
0:08 Villager photos
0:22 Roost/Brewster
1:10 Hairstyles/Harriet
2:13 Accessories
2:32 Slingshot
2:43 Watering can
2:59 Reactions/Shrunk
4:22 Paths
4:42 Online play
4:51 Note in a bottle
5:08 Celeste
5:22 Lyle
5:36 Katie
5:50 Pascal
6:17 Cornimer
6:36 Forgeries
6:57 Sparklers
7:08 Timer
7:24 Wishing on stars
7:33 Bug-Off
7:49 Villager birthday party
8:00 Bonus #1 (e+)
8:13 Bonus #2
Note: A few of these special characters only appear in New Horizons if you scan their amiibo, and some will appear in the Happy Home Paradise DLC. Even though they may require an extra purchase, they are still in the game. Saying otherwise would be like saying the GameCube game didn't have an island (or islanders) because they required an extra purchase of a GBA & link cable. As for Cornimer, he appears on Harv's Island in place of Tortimer in autumn.
Wild World vs. City Folk? While Wild World added more new features to the series than City Folk, it also removed more existing features. City Folk kept most of Wild World's new features, but also brought back a bunch from GameCube that were absent in ACWW. That included Halloween with Jack, the harvest festival with Franklin, Christmas Eve with Jingle, multi-level towns (cliffs), Chip, and Wisp.
Thanks for watching! I hope you enjoyed this look back at Wild World! Never Stop Crossing!
JVGS: jvgs.net
Twitter: twitter.com/jvgsjeff
