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This is a surprising slip-up from the family-friendly company with what is perhaps their most family-friendly game, but at least they admitted to their mistake immediately. This is in contrast to the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection, where a player visits a different town via an Internet connection, while still playing on the 'home' Wii. We sincerely apologize for the incident and are working with media who received the game cards to return them to Nintendo immediately." DS Suitcase is a way of visiting another town in City Folk, using a Nintendo DS/3DS family system to transfer the data physically to a different Wii. This version is limited to 14 copies created for media review purposes only and is not available at retailers. We regret that an offensive phrase was included without our knowledge via a wireless function that allows user-generated catchphrases to spread virally from one game to the next. "Previously played copies of the 2005 DS game Animal Crossing: Wild World were sent to 14 members of the media to demonstrate the ability of players to transfer items to the new Animal Crossing: City Folk for Wii. We contacted Nintendo regarding these reports and received the following official response: Both Multiplayer and Kotaku discovered one unexpected twist, though: a strong racial slur repeated during conversations with in-game character Baabara. Because these carts were meant to show off the character importing feature of Animal Crossing: City Folk for the Wii, the DS carts were already opened and had saved games featuring a ton of money and bonuses. On Wednesday afternoon both MTV Multiplayer and Kotaku posted stories detailing how they had received copies of Animal Crossing: Wild World for the DS from Nintendo. Nintendo says offending word was inserted accidentally via wireless catchphrase function. Nintendo Apologizes For Racial Slur in Animal Crossing Press Carts