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A new update for Animal Crossing: New Horizons is now available, but it doesn’t make any major changes to the game. According to the patch notes on Nintendo’s support website, the 1.2.1 update “addressed issues to further ensure an enjoyable gaming experience.” The notes don’t delve into any specific changes, but one of the issues […]
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is full of little details–so much so that people keep discovering new things about how the game works. One such discovery is by Reddit user PraiseHolo, who observed an interesting pattern when resetting their island: It seems that the color of your airport might determine the colors of some of the […]
If you’ve played any of the Animal Crossing games before New Horizons, then you’re no stranger to the mystical buzzing of the cicada. The loud summer bugs are a staple of the franchise and are finally returning to the real world after 17 years of underground development. They’ll start to cover trees across Eastern North […]
Today in “sentences that fill us with a sense of joy and purpose,” Gary Whitta’s Animal Crossing talk-show, Animal Talking, has announced an upcoming tour of Danny Trejo’s island. Like much of the rest of the world, movie star Danny Trejo has gotten really into Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and we’ll soon get to see […]
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a charming game filled with plenty of silly lines of dialogue, and one that you’re going to hear a lot is about a sea bass: “I caught a sea bass! No, wait–it’s at least a C+!” It’s an amusing pun that helps to take the sting away from catching such […]
Animal Crossing: New Horizons isn’t an “edutainment” game, but your submissions to Blathers’ museum do carry a lot of real educational value. Both in the owl curator’s explanation and the museum placards, you can learn a lot of interesting details on the donated fish, bugs, and dinosaur fossils. But science can be tricky, and a […]
Animal Crossing: New Horizons offers a on the face of it, endless quantity of potentialities to indicate off your vogue because of intensive customization choices. This video can break down many of our favorite strategies for customizing our island, whether or not it’s the bottom and pathways, or our piece of furniture and house. The […]
After a week filled with cherry blossoms, fishing, and way too many eggs, the pace in Animal Crossing: New Horizons has slowed down considerably. But that doesn’t mean there isn’t anything for players to do! Daisy Mae, Saharah, Wisp, Celeste, and other visiting characters will continue to show up, and players can keep chipping away […]
Dataminer Ninji, who decompiled the code for Animal Crossing: New Horizons, has figured out the three requirements to upgrade Nook’s Cranny. These three requirements are the exact conditions discovered in the game’s code, so it’s pretty much 100% accurate unlike what other websites are saying. The three requirements are as follows: 30 days must have […]
The Bunny Day egg hunt is still underway in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, but another event is also set to take place in the game later this week. On Saturday, April 11, New Horizons will hold its first Fishing Tourney. The Fishing Tourney has been a regular recurring event in Animal Crossing since the series’ […]
A surprise Nintendo Direct Mini just aired, and we learned about new game releases and updates for titles available now on Nintendo Switch. Animal Crossing: New Horizons is getting an April event and update with Bunny Day, which will run April 1-12. The Easter equivalent will involve searching for Zipper T. Bunny’s hidden eggs on […]
Animal Crossing: New Horizons has only been out for two weeks, but players quickly found a way to exploit spawns for valuable bugs to get rich. One of these money-making schemes involved farming tarantulas, the semi-rare and nocturnal arachnid that are worth 8,000 bells each if you can catch them. But the arrival of brand […]
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