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I can't begin to describe how much fun this game is. I'm was completely hooked from the start, and still am after a solid 2 months of gameplay (more than I can say for a lot of other games). I can imagine playing this well into 6 months without tiring of it. And I'm 16(17 this month)! So it's definitely not a kid-oriented game, though children would enjoy it as well. Certainly a game for all ages.
Item collecting is a central point of the game. There are hundreds of items to collect, and arranging them in your house by series, themes, and sets earn you HRA (Happy Room Academy) points.
There is always something to strive for-whether it be paying off loans on your house to get the multiple expansions, getting 999,999,999 bells (AC currency) in the game to recieve the much-revered post model, collecting all the furniture in one series to proudly display on your first or second floor, fishing every single kind of fish to get the golden fishing rod, capturing every type of insect to get the golden net, or finding the NES game Legend of Zelda (proven to be in the game!) by some humongous glitch of luck.
To summarize, there is always something to do in this game-tasks for villagers (rewarded with clothes, furniture, paper, etc), fishing (sell them to Tom Nook, the shopkeeper, for bells, or money), taking a visit to your local island (requires Gameboy Advance and GBA/Gamecube link cable), digging up fossils and sending them in to the Farway Museum for identification, decorating your house with your favorite themes and series, planting flowers all over, writing letters to villagers, playing your NES games (Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong 3, Donkey Kong Jr, Soccer, Tennis, Baseball, Wario's Woods, Clu Clu Land, Clu Clu Land D, Golf, Pinball, Excitebike, and of course those that nobody has found yet), or just running around for the heck of it.
Hours upon hours of fun. The only negative thing I have to say is that it is a bit of a curse. Only with the greatest self discipline can you pry yourself away from the gamecube and press that big button to turn it off.
BUY THIS GAME!

Animal Crossing lets you take the role of a human being in an animal world. Interact with character such as Shopkeeper Tom Nook, Mail Bird Pelly, Officer Cooper and many many more.

You are traveling and you meet a quite goofy character on the train, and he asks you whether you are moving into "Insert name of town here" and whether you have a place to stay. When you say No, he will contact his friends and get you started, and that's when your adventure in the world of Animal Crossing begins!

You will have to do your neighbors favors, and also work at your job at Tom Nook's store to pay off a debt for your house, after that, you can remodel your house, decorate your house, meet new neighbors, celebrate events like Christmas and the 4th of July!

Also make sure you send letters to your neighbors so they can send letters back! It's always good to have neighbors in close contact! Also, you can collect Classic NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) Games such as Balloon Fight and Punch Out!

The Game is overall amazing with its goofy cartoon graphics, smooth percussional background music and nice wonderful things to collect, buy and sell!

Animal Crossing is so cool. Put three stories to your house and personalize it! My Mom plays it too, and my Dad and my sister. Go fishing and sell your fish, catch bugs and sell them too, or send them to the museum. Make a small town and talk to the people who move, but keep the town clean and plant flowers, or no one will move in. I love this game!