Animal Crossing Review  Though not a challenging game by any
means, Animal Crossing more than makes up for that with its
sheer number of activities and a good sense of humor.  Into a
market dominated by action games, Nintendo has released the
quiet, happy, and group-oriented Animal Crossing. Though not a
challenging game by any means, nor one with any sort of plot or
tension to draw the player, Animal Crossing more than makes up
for that with its sheer number of activities and a good sense of
humor that is both kid-safe and capable of making older kids and
adults snicker. The premise is simple: Animal Crossing is a
role-playing-style game where you play as a human leaving home
to make your way in the countryside village of the same name as
the game's title. The game itself is not so easily pigeonholed.
When you arrive, since you have no money and no place to live,
the owner of the general store loans you a house. Where the game
goes from there is really up to you--there is no time limit to
repaying the loan,