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| Developer(s) | Nintendo | |||||
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| Platform(s) | Nintendo DS | |||||
| Genre(s) | Application | |||||
| File size | Nintendo DSi/XL/3DS/XL | |||||
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The Animal Crossing Clock is a DSiWare application. As with the Animal Crossing Calculator, it costs 200 Nintendo Points, or $1.99 on the Nintendo eShop.
Features
- Analog and digital clock with 12 and 24 hour display
- Town Tune editor
- Alarm
References to the Animal Crossing games
- The first alarm sound is the same as the sound that plays when the player catches a fish or a bug in Animal Crossing: City Folk and Animal Crossing: Wild World.
- The second alarm sound is the same as the sound that plays when Resetti appears in front of the player in the Animal Crossing games.
- The third alarm sound is the same sound that plays at 1 PM in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk
- When the time reaches the top of the hour, the application plays the Town Tune that the player has assigned.
- Four Animal Crossing characters are seen besides the clock on the top screen (8 with the digital clock). These characters change every five minutes.
Names in other languages
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