Animal
Crossing (Game Cube)
                    There is nothing quite like Animal Crossing. It's
                    a very unique simulation that involves building a village
                    with human-like (and adorable) animals. Kristy named her
                    animal "Mystic", and she lives in a village along
                    with her brother and sister's animal characters too! She
                    needs to work, go fishing, make money (bells), buy items for
                    her house, and so forth. With the GameCube/GameBoy Advance
                    link cable, Kristy can take her "virtual pet" over
                    to an island and meet a new friend. This game changes
                    constantly, and the "real-time clock" adds a
                    wonderful dimension to gameplay. The social aspect of the
                    game (for example, Kristy can send presents to her sister's
                    character to help her out) is a hit.  
Buy Animal Crossing
 
 
                    at Amazon.com.  
 
 Sabrina
the Teenage Witch: Potion Commotion (Game Boy Advance)
                     This video game for the GameBoy Advance is probably just
                    right for an 8 year old like Kristy. It's comfortably
                    challenging--neither too easy nor too hard. Kristy leads
                    Sabrina through her house, the kitchen, a magic tree, and
                    the school in an adventure that involves earning and casting
                    spells.  
Buy Sabrina the Teenage Witch
 
 
                    at Amazon.com.  
   
 Moop & Dreadly: The Treasure on Bing Bong
Island
 
                    This fun CD-ROM has totally captured the
                    attention of Kristy. It marks the start of a new series by
                    the creators of Putt-Putt, Freddi Fish, and Backyard Sports
                    lines. Moop and Dreadly are on a hunt for treasure, and kids
                    have to help them solve all sorts of problems along the way.
                    The game is broken up into chapters, and this CD-ROM
                    features 6 of them. The story line is fantastic, and the
                    level of challenge is ideal for 7-9 year olds. Amazing game! 
                    Buy Moop and Dreadly: The Treasure on Bing...
 
 
                    at Amazon.com.
                      
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