Animal Crossing: City Folk Cheats

1. House

Here is your main building for a storage, saving and let guests over, paid off all your loan makes your home hold more items! If you paid your last mortage, you can change your flag by talking to Rover, and you can have a basement. This is the home loan chart

Initial house: 19,800 bells to paid off (first floor is by 4 by 4 spaces)

First expansion: 120,000 bells to paid off (first floor is expanded to 6 by 6 spaces)

Second expansion: 248,000 bells to paid off (first floor is expanded to 8 by 8 spaces)

Third expansion: 268,000 bells to paid off (second floor [6 by 6 spaces] is added)

Fourth and final expansion: 589,000 bells to paid off (ouch) (basement [8 by 8 spaces] is added) in this final expansion, you have a flag as the free gift from Tom Nook, flag pattern can be changed by calling Rover in attic, and select "Flag Design"

The total cost is: 1,353,800 bells (ouch)

2. Auction House

The auction house is the shop that run by Lloid the auctioneer, there are 9 tables, 3 are larger and 6 are smaller, you can access your closet in Checkroom, the items used to sell at auction house, if you make a purchase of an item, the item are available in your mailbox as you order items in Tom Nook's

3. Fountain

It build if you donate 600,000 bells to town fund, you can upgrade axes in here by toss to it, you will meet a dog called Serena that mistaken as angel, she will upgrade your axe to gold or silver

4. Bridge

This landmark will build after you donate 200,000 bells to town fund, it used to cross trough rivers

5. Windmill

You need donate 100,000 bells to town fund, selecting windmill will make your town environment status boost

6. Lighthouse

You need donate 100,000 bells to town fund, selecting lighthouse will attract more rare fishes to your town

7. Tom Nook store

The main store of all shops, it can be upgraded as like your home, from this stage:

- Nook's Cranny

- Nook 'n' Go

- Nookway

- Nookingtons

Nook's Cranny: Available when your starts, it know as Tortimer's old shed become be a mayor

Nook 'n' Go: second expansion, spend 25,000 bells at Nook's Cranny will upgrade to this

Nookway: Third expansion, spend 65,000 bells at Nook 'n' Go will upgrade to this

Nookingtons: Last and biggest expansion, unlike in DS version, you need 150,000 bells to expand, you don't need a friend visit

To change the store:

- Good Hours: Nook 'n' Go

- Balance: Nookway

- Variety: Nookingtons

- Sorry No/Nothing much: Nook's Cranny

8. Able... 

A keyboard is required for this to work.

If you have a keyboard in, and you have some emotions alread, press F5, F6, F7, or F8 to use one without having to click it.

This needs the keyboard. Once you've opened the quick chat box, you can press ESCAPE on the keyboard to close. It's useful if you accidentally opened it, I guess.

Totaka's Song is a simple 19-note melody that Kazumi Totaka has inserted into a few games that he has composed for. Animal Crossing: City Folk is one of them. In fact it's in this game twice. The first place that it's in is very easy to access, since it is a song by K.K. Slider. The name of this song is "K.K. Song". The second place it is in is Kapp'n's bus. Don't go through any of thee text, not even the first message, and it will play eventually, assumingly as a whistle being made by Kapp'n. Totaka's Song has appeared in 9 games, if not more, and is usually found by waiting for a somewhat long period of time (ranging from 1 minute and 15 seconds to 4 minutes) or by selecting a certain option (The O in "Mario" in Mario Paint). Interestingly, K.K. Slider's real name is Totakeke, and is a portmanteau of "Totaka" and the pronunciation of "K.K.".