Blogs about animalcrossing:
Back Off the Wagon.
I have started a new live of indentured servitude to an anthropomorphized raccoon. Santa Claus brought me Animal Crossing: City Folk for the Nintendo Wii. I did some fishing, paid off my first mortgage, and had my house re-modeled. Would any of you like to visit my town? Let me know - I've got peaches.
For the rest of you, perhaps this will be interesting: Big Fish Games is offering two free downloadable puzzle games for PC, and 50% off any other game. Go to www.bigfishgames.com/borders and enter your email address.
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Starman.
I have successfully acquired an Animal Crossing item from Toys R Us. The first time I went, the tag mode just traded bottle notes with some mouth-breather named Jerry, who couldn't even write a proper message.
I went back the next day, stood right in front of AC placard and got my item. Then, and this was only for scientific record, I sent off another bottle note and got a second of the same item. Sweeet!
Now I have two Starmen - invincibility stars. They make the famous 'invincibility music' when they're placed in one's house. Anyone want one? Got anything good to trade?
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Tetris DS.
Tetris DS is pretty damn good. It's back-of-your-eyelids good.
Unlike professional game journalists, I haven't already played Tetris to death. Though I've played my fair share of Tetris, I'm thoroughly enjoying this superb version of it. All the new modes are fun takes on your basic Tetris formula, changing it just enough to please me.
WiFi play is hella-fun. I often play during 'breaks' with my colleagues at work. I've played online (random WiFi opponents), and I'm please to report that I haven't had my ass handed to me too many times. I've even won a few matches. I was slightly creeped out to think that my opponents could be sitting on the can while playing...
PS - There's some kind of special item for Animal Crossing if you visit Toys R Us. I'll let you know how it works out.