The first game in the "Animal Crossing" series is considered by some to be one of the best, and it's easy to see why. It introduces exclusive elements that have become distinctive parts of this installment, such as the ability to play NES games and enjoy events like watching villagers do aerobics or have a picnic day. The game is incredibly relaxing and offers a variety of activities, like completing the museum, paying off your mortgage, and engaging in gardening, among other things.

However, there are certain aspects that can be a bit bothersome. For instance, neighbor personalities often repeat, and obtaining certain items can be tedious when they require specific actions at specific times, causing you to miss out if you're late. It's frustrating to wake up at 6 a.m. on a Monday just to turn on the town lighthouse. Additionally, some tasks depend on interacting with busy neighbors, resulting in a whole day wasted without progress.

Despite these drawbacks, "Animal Crossing" succeeds in its goal as a relaxing game to pass the time and unwind. I hope that "Wild World" addresses some of these issues.