Bidoof Crossing

With coverage of the first title done and dusted, it's about time we sink our teeth into the next instalment to the series, Animal Crossing: Wild World. Additionally, we'll also be taking a look at the game's sequel, Animal Crossing: City Folk. Unfortunately, there isn't that much lost content in Wild World. Since moving from the GameCube to the Nintendo DS, the series did lose a lot of content, such as seasonal holidays and the island, which seemed to give all of this up for online connectivity - and thus, a number of villagers and special characters were left out entirely. The only pieces of unused content the game contains in its files are items that were cut from the final game. Most of these do actually appear in game, but are unobtainable by the player. The paint can, beehive, sold out sign, and a four-leaf clover (that can't be worn by the player) all have models that can be obtained and used by the player, though they can not be accessed via normal m...