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Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Nintendo has opened the official teaser site for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. You can access it here.

The site should have its full grand opening closer to release. For now though, you can hit up a trailer and some screenshots as well as read up on some gameplay details.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons launches for Switch on March 20.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons

It’s been known for some time now that Animal Crossing: New Horizons won’t make use of the cloud-save functionality that is part of Nintendo Switch Online. It has since come out that save data for the game will be shared among all users on a system, and since the save data isn’t tied to one single user, it can’t be uploaded via the regular cloud saving feature of Nintendo Switch Online. Nonetheless, fans are concerned what will happen if they somehow lose access to their save file. Today, Nintendo responded to these issues on their Japanese Topic website (credit goes to Vooks for the translation):

As it turns out, Animal Crossing: New Horizons will have a way of backing up your save data – however, it will be separate from the cloud saving functionality of Nintendo Switch Online due to the unique nature of the game’s save data. Nintendo was not able to provide exact details at this moment; however, they stated that a Nintendo Switch Online subscription will be needed for this functionality, and that it can only be used when your Nintendo Switch is damaged or lost. There’s also currently no finalized date for this feature, so it seems like it won’t be available at launch. Nintendo also confirmed that you won’t be able to transfer your save data from one system to another, like you can with most other games.

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons is quickly creeping up on its release date. An image has now surfaced from a German retailer showing the game’s file size. You’ll need about 6.2GB of free space if you plan on going the download route.

That’s not the only piece of information we have. It’s now confirmed that Animal Crossing: New Horizons will have amiibo support, though the specifics behind the functionality have not yet been confirmed.

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Nintendo just issued a new North American commercial for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. We have the advert for the game below.

Hello, my beautiful animal buddies! This week on NEP, we’ve got a lot of games under our belt: Tokyo Mirage Sessions, Dragon’s Crown Pro, and Byleth impressions from Smash. Then, we fawn over how gorgeous this new Animal Crossing: New Horizons limited edition Switch is. And the big news about Switch outselling the SNES in under 3 years. Has Switch really been this successful? It’s surreal. Also surreal is the details finally releasing on Pokemon HOME. It’s a mixed bag, and most reaction has been less than great. And some more details on Super Nintendo World opening in Universal Studios Japan in Osaka this summer.

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Nintendo’s press site has updated with a massive amount of character art for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. The game’s various residents have been showcased with about 250 images.

Here’s the full set:

The reveal of the new Animal Crossing-themed Nintendo Switch caused quite a stir on the internet last night. Nintendo has now confirmed that the special system will also be available in Europe, though with a few differences. Instead of March 13 like in North America, the system will be available on March 20, the same day Animal Crossing: New Horizons launches. As such, the system also comes with a download code for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. It seems like the Animal Crossing-themed Switch will only be available in this bundle and can’t be purchased separately in Europe.

Nintendo also confirmed that the two AC-themed Carrying Cases will be available in Europe on March 20 as well.

Finally, here’s a brief trailer showing off the system:

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Nintendo Australia updated its game page for Animal Crossing: New Horizons, sharing the latest details about how multiplayer works.

First, up to eight players will be able to reside on an island. Four residents of the same island can play together at once on a single system.

Nintendo also says that eight players will be able to play together on one player’s island both online and locally.

Here’s the full notice from Nintendo:

Animal Crossing: New Horizons

This month’s issue of Nintendo Dream is featuring Animal Crossing: New Horizons with the latest look at the game. We have a roundup of scans from the magazine below.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons will be out for Switch on March 20.

As we heard earlier in the week, Target is planning a pre-order bonus for Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Those who reserve the game will be treated to a unique journal.

Target now has a few photos giving us a proper look at the journal, including what’s inside. We have the full set below.

Aside from Target, Best Buy will have its own pre-order bonus – specifically a Phone & Tech badge. 


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