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Thursday, 6 August 2009

Characters Come & Go

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Kaitlin always searching for her lost kitten


Katie, the kitten, Kaitlin's daughter



Rover sometimes stop by for a coffee




Lyle, the weasel, sells insurance




Kapp'n the taxi driver





Wendell, the walrus, travelling designs salesman




K.K.Slider performs at the cafe every Saturday evening




Saharah, the camel, sells rare carpets




Crazy Redd, the fox, 'black market' salesman





Pascal, the sea otter comes by the sea




Katrina, the fortune teller


Joan, the turnip peddler





Gracie Grace, the fashion designer 'Queen of Couture'




Dr. Shrunk, the salamander, a stand-up comedian




Blanca, the mysterious cat, asks for new face



Characters in England

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This is Mable, the younger sister, owner of Able Sisters





This is Sable, the elder sister, owner of Able Sisters





This is Tom Nook, owner of Nookington's shop





This is Tommy, helper at Nookington's





This is Timmy, Tommy's twin brother





This is Pelly, she works at the Town Hall





This is Phyllis, Pelly's sister





This is Tortimer, the Mayor






This is Copper, the gatekeeper





This is Booker, the gatekeeper





This is Brewster & he owns the cafe in the museum





This is Celeste, she works at the observatory tower





This is Blathers, the museum curator




Meet the Townies

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Tank replaces Rasher






Tipper replaces Opal. How sad !






Patty replaces Alli







Rasher replaces Pecan





Benedict replaces Rocco





This is Alli. She replaces Hopper







This is Rocco, a hippo. He replaces Chief







This is Hugh, the new piggy in town. He replaces Queenie







This is Pecan, the cute squirrel. She replaces Cube






This is Cube, the penguin. He replaces Bones








This is Queenie, the ostrich. She replaces Bob






This is Chief, the wolf. He replaces Elvis







This is Bones. He replaces Octavian





This is Elvis. He replaces Robin





This is Derwin & he is no longer in England





This is Marina & she loves England




This is Tangy, she replaces Roald but she left too





This is Rod & he is still here





This is Robin, she replaces Jitters





This is Roald, one of the first townies in England





This is Opal, also one of the first townies





This is Octavian, he replaces Moe





This is Moe, he replaces Tangy but he left early






This is Mitzi, one of the first townies






This is Jitters, he replaces Derwin




This is Hopper, the emperor penguin






This is Gabi, one of the first townies






This is Frobert, he replaces Mitzi







This is Bob, he replaces Frobert





Animal Crossing Wild World

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Well, everyone is busy talking about the new movie, Confession of A Shopaholic. Not me though. Animal Crossing Wild World is a Nintendo DS game which my husband bought me at the end of March. And yes, I am addicted, I confessed!

The game is very addictive. It started with a town that I named myself at the beginning of the game. Then I met the town shopowner, Tom Nook who built a house for me to live in but I had to work for him (temporary) just to pay off my first ever mortgage. I met cute townies (cute animals) who always love to chitchat and gossip. My town has a museum, a town hall, a tailor and a town gate. After playing for 1 month, I am now a proud owner of a big mansion with 4 rooms and a living hall! The shop has now been upgraded to Nookington's (a big store similar to Harrods??) with a hair salon, Shampoodle, own by a poodle name Harriet. I can even design 8 patterns to be used on shirts, umbrellas, hats at the tailor, Able Sisters. Or even cooler use the patterns as path in my town. After a few days, I can see the townies wearing my design. That is cool, is it not?

My friends are not limited to those townies. I can play online (wifi-ing??) with other players all over the world! They can come to my town for a visit or I can go to their towns. But first I need to register their friend codes and so do they. Afterwards, I would go to the town gate and speak to Copper (the gatekeeper) to open the gate for me to wander to my friends' town or invite them to come over. So far I've been to many towns and received more than 1 visitors in my town. I always allow them to shop at Nookington's, do their hair at Shampoodle and design at Able Sisters. Not forgetting visit the townies.

Daily activities involve watering flowers, catching bugs, digging up fossils (for the museum), writing letters (and send them to the post office at the town hall) and much much more. Sometimes I do receive visitors (other than the wifi players) such as a mommy kat, Kaitlin searching for her lost kitten, Katie, Gracie Grace, the fashion designer, Lyle the insurance agent, Redd who sells rare and expensive items such as paintings and furniture, Dr Shrunk, a psychologist and a stand-up comedian and Pascal the pirate. I had such an exciting encounter with each and everyone of them.

Now that I have paid off my mansion's mortgage, I am free to spend my bells (money) on anything I want. I can have different hairstyle everyday, change clothes even ten times a day, donate to poor Boondox villagers and oh! save bells in savings account, of course. Sometimes when I help the townies with deliveries (letters or gifts) I get my rewards too. They also challenge me to catch bugs and if I do win they will give me prizes.

My mansion which is huge and roomy needs lots of furniture. I can change the decor of the mansion according to themes (regal, classic, modern, cabin, blue etc) or do mix and match. However, bear in mind that since I have became a member of Happy Room Academy, I will get points based on my style of decorating the mansion.

There are lots of stuff happening everyday and I am not going to miss any of them. But I am going to read my books for a moment, many of which I have bought but delayed reading since playing Animal Crossing Wild World. Even my friend who is a doctor worried about me playing all day "wink"


 

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