Animal Crossing: City Folk was released for the Wii.
Nintendo released City Folk in 2008 as the third major Animal Crossing game. It debuted in North America on November 16, followed by Japan, Australia, and Europe. In PAL territories, the same game was called Animal Crossing: Let’s Go to the City.
The Wii version preserved the series’ real-time village clock, seasonal events, collecting, gardening, and animal friendships. It also expanded the setting with a city area containing shops and special characters. Players could visit one another’s towns through Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection.
City Folk is sometimes confused with the GameCube original or the later Wii U console, but neither was its original platform. It was also notable for being the first Wii game compatible with Wii Speak, an accessory that enabled voice communication during online play. The game later became one of the Wii’s best-selling titles.