Page 1 - The Basics Game Controls The controls in Animal Crossing are fairly simple, and pretty similar to those of most 2d Adventure games. Control Stick - Tilt the control stick to walk and to move the cursor on menu screens. A Button - Use the A button to talk to characters, open doors, shake trees, use whatever item you may be holding, and to move items while indoors. B Button - Use the B button to pick up and put away items and furniture, and to cancel in menu screens. Y Button - Use the Y button to open and close your item screen. (the Start button can also be used for this purpose) X Button - Use the X button to look at your map screen (if you have a map). C Stick - Use the C stick to adjust the camera while indoors. Keyboard Controls Whenever you have to enter a name, write a letter, or put a message on the buliten board, you'll be given the Keyboard Screen to type it out on. Control Stick - Tilt the control stick to select a letter. D Pad - Use the D pad to move the cursor. A Button - Use the A button to type a letter B Button - Use the B button to delete a letter. Y Button - Use the Y button to switch keyboard. X Button - Use the X button to accent a letter. L Trigger - Use the L button to caps lock/unlock. R Trigger - Use the R button to type a space. Z Button - Use the Z button to change the keyboard layout between traditional and alphabetical.

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