Wendell will be able to accept any edible items the player has on-hand, rather than being limited to just fish, thus allowing his services to be accessible to a player who doesn't have a fishing rod yet.Considering that there are 55 obtainable airchecks in the game, it's certainly a huge boon. The re-releases heavily bump up the amount of items you could put in storage from one to three and allows you to put every obtainable aircheck in a stereo at once instead of just one per unit, with the library carrying over to all stereos in your house.Anti-Frustration Features: The GameCube versions feature a number of quality of life improvements over the original N64 release to offer a far less restrictive experience.They followed it up by releasing a Nintendo DS sequel, Animal Crossing: Wild World, in 2005, which set the stage for Animal Crossing to become one of Nintendo's flagship franchises. However, the three versions altogether were a successful financial venture for Nintendo. Unfortunately, this is where the story for the original incarnation of Animal Crossing ends, with Doubutsu no Mori e+ remaining Japanese-exclusive to this day. Nintendo of Japan were highly impressed with the localization, incorporating its changes and further new content into an Updated Re-release as Doubutsu no Mori e+ in the summer of 2003 many of these added features would gradually be carried over to later installments, through which they would make their belated international debuts. For the English release, most of this was either replaced with an American equivalent, exoticized, or removed altogether, with an end goal of creating an experience for English speakers that was culturally analogous to what Japanese speakers encountered in the Japanese versions. The English release of the game is notable for being a massive overhaul from the Japanese releases, which were based heavily in Japanese culture, right down to featuring a number of obstinately Japan-centric elements such as holidays and paraphernalia.

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