Animal Crossing:

Animal Crossing
$19.99
The concept should be familiar: You move to a town populated by animals. You need to pay off your house loan to merchant Tom Nook in order to get a bigger house (which you will need quickly). Dig for fossils and money, collect fish and bugs. Join as your town celebrates different holidays and seasons. Collect playable NES-games and befriend animals.

Today the controls will seem old fashioned, for instance you can only sell one item at a time to Nook, and there is less space in your closet.

But the game play is the same as in the DS and WII versions.

My only complaint is that the Gamecube town (like the WII town) is a little hard to navigate through, especially when you are trying to shake all the trees. That's a very small issue, though.

Animal Crossing is a great game. Recommended.

Nintendo DS Animal Crossing PDA Stylus Pen - Snowman (Version 2)
$12.99
Animal Crossing Gashapon Stylus Version 2 by Yujin

Animal Crossing, Series 3
$40.99
I had all of these cards, series 1+2. I scanned them all in, and I found it ruined my game. Items that would have had to work hard for, were automatically put in the game all by scanning a card. Some of the cards just put boring everyday objects into the game. You can go onto Ebay and get a bunch of the cards for maybe 10.00. The price is worth it on here, only if you're a collector. But in my humble opinion, these cards made Animal Crossing boring, and too easy. I haven't played it since. If you're looking for the challenge of the game, don't bother with these cards.

Nintendo DS Animal Crossing PDA Stylus Pen - Brewster (Version 2)
$6.99
Animal Crossing Gashapon Stylus Version 2 by Yujin