Finally, Toritemer would provide you with a scallop that you would hand to Pascal once you find him on a random day at your town’s beachside. By bringing the turban to Saharah, she will give you a massage chair which you then could pass on to Tortimer.
Upon seeing Joan, players would have to buy a special red turnip that they would then give to Wendall who then trades you a turban. Just when you thought the Nintendo DS entry was packed with odd ins and out, to obtain the golden axe in this game, players had to stumble upon what is known to fans as the “Trading Event”. Crazy PasswordsĪnimal Crossing players could consider helping your villagers make deliveries as the closest activity the game offers in terms of being a fetch-quest, but nothing will ever compare to the legacy of the golden axe item in Wild World. By eventually donating over three million bells to Boondox, the town will become a booming metropolis renamed “Boondopolis”. Players can donate up to 6.4 million bells to Boondox in exchange for satisfaction and a few letters containing exclusive wearable head feathers. However, the location actually contains a tale you can continue to see unfold by raising more bells. The player is given the option to donate to this mysterious town they cannot even visit or ever get a glimpse of beyond text. According to the game’s secret story told by the post office mail master birds Phyllis and Pete, Boondox is an uncivilized town located north of your village that is in complete poverty. Lyle’s Insurance ScamĪnimal Crossing has always been littered with secret lore, but were you aware of there being a neighboring town that was so poor the villagers have to resort to eating grilled cheeses made out of only dirt and no bread or cheese? The story of Boondox is insanity, yet Wild World’s most fascinating piece of lore should come as no surprise. Considering how games like Metroid Prime Hunters and Super Mario 64 DS were experimenting with the Nintendo DS’s display setups, it is no surprise why Wild World’s developers would have went for what would be considered today as an untraditional format. During mail hours, players could see Pete and shoot him down to view secret dialogue, but more notably the top screen was the only way to track down some pesky balloons and spaceman Gulliver’s UFO. The top of the display may have been convenient for looking at constellations and immediately spotting the day’s weather, but it did contain some light interactivity that could be accessed every day by using the staple slingshot tool.
While the bottom screen always displayed the standard third-person view players had been accustomed to with the GameCube release, the top half simply spotlighted the open sky with two-dimensional art. Whereas New Leaf utilized the touchscreen for inventory management at all times, Wild World had players view their village from two different albeit connected perspectives. How was this feature not in New Leaf with Streetpass being such a big deal - and is this not technically littering? Pete, Balloons, and Gulliver Go Down From AboveĢ012’s Animal Crossing: New Leaf may have also been playable on a dual-screen device, but its predecessor took a completely different route of utilizing its dedicated handheld’s display. After connecting to other players, hopefully, your bottle or one scrambled into the communication feature would wash up for some items or entertainment. To obtain empty bottles that are customizable with your own unique messages, players could simply walk into Nook’s store and purchase one for a measly 200 bells.Īfter going into the inventory and sealing the bottle tight with your message, you just throw it into the ocean and save the game. If players were to connect to one another through the game’s dedicated Tag Mode on the main menu, notes in bottles they have thrown into the ocean would potentially make landfall on other players’ shores. Before they were once-a-day collectibles discovered near the waves, they were a fun form of communication with friends. Image courtesy of Jeff’s Animal Crossing Blogīottles washing up on beaches has a whole new meaning today in Animal Crossing with the DIY recipes found throughout New Horizons.
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