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(Music) Today I am going to be reviewing Animal Crossing Wide World from Nintendo. This is on the DS so if you are playing with touch screen you touch the start and it ask you if you came to play. And you want to hit either continue . . . new resident . . . and I want to continue because I am already a resident. And then it shows bedroom. You get to wake whatever character you want by just tapping them And then it prepares it. As you can see a lot of these are done on the bottom touch screen while it is preparing other screens completely blank. Now this is geared more towards kids. It is a game basically to build your own town build your own character. You have to build your own house decorate your own house decorate your own clothing interact with other town members. It got features such as writing letters keeping a bank account paying a mortgage being able to buy things at the store. So it got all sorts of different features as well as receives mail. You can play it in tag mode which is to play with other people on different DS's as long as you get Wi-Fi connection between the two. And where is my character? Now she is carrying a net because we were catching bugs. So for him to walk you can either use the stylus or use the keypad. I prefer to use the keypad. Right now it is winter. The thing is the seasons change as it changes in real life. Now I want to pick the flowers I am going to hit . . . This shows the menu about what is in your pocket so you can hold things in your pockets. Let me face the flowers here. And to pick the flowers . . . and those now are in my pocket and I can sell them and make money doing that and that is how I am able to pay my mortgage. It is honestly a lot of fun. You just want to make sure when you're done you save because other than that you are going to loss all your progress in your town. And it is something that never ends. There is no end to the game. You just can keep playing and earning prizes and earning different levels up and things like that. Honestly it is a lot of fun. Like I've said it is geared more towards younger kids. I am in my twenties. I love to play it. I can hook it on game cube. So if you haven't tried it I highly recommend it. It is Animal Crossing for Nintendo DS. And I'll show you what the cartridge looks like. That's it. Animal Crossing Wide World rated E for everybody.