Before the pandemic began one of the worst stretches in human history, Nintendo dropped a lifeline for gaming fans around the world. The developers released the long-awaited Animal Crossing: New Horizons for the Switch, and the game has taken off like a rocket since then. Fans of the series have loved the latest iteration of the franchise, and it continues to grow stronger. The developers showcased multiple trailers prior to the release of the title. However, many players noticed a major discrepancy ever since the game has arrived because there are certain things in the trailer that aren’t present in the title currently. READ MORE- Animal Crossing: New Horizons- Datamine Reveals New Amiibo Series Possibly Arriving With the Next Update [https://www.essentiallysports.com/esports-news-animal-crossing-new-horizons-datamine-reveals-new-amiibo-series-possibly-arriving-with-the-next-update/] ANIMAL CROSSING: NEW HORIZONS STILL HATE THE INCLINE LIMIT The trailer for Animal Crossing: New Horizons [https://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/animal-crossing-new-horizons/] has shown a lot of cool stuff that players can do on their Island. From planting trees to visiting villagers, the game has it all. The trailer even showcased the Island’s museum as well, which players can visit on various occasions. The shot of the museum even showed various inclines placed near for the fans to travel on. However, Animal Crossing [https://www.essentiallysports.com/category/esports/animal-crossing/]: New Horizons know that there are certain limitations to building inclines. Fans of the game can only place eight of them at a particular time on their Island. This prevents them from designing extravagant areas on their Islands, and fans continue to hate this limit. Along with that, they are also disappointed that the developers showcased this feature without revealing its limitations on the trailer. [https://image-cdn.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/20201229225650/animal-crossing-new-horizons-guide-international-museum-day-event-official-screenshot-fish-exhibit-stamp-rally.jpg] STILL MANY MISSING FEATURES OF THE GAME A Reddit post on r/AnimalCrossing [https://www.reddit.com/r/AnimalCrossing/] even talked about the lack of many features that were shown on the trailer. This includes the White Picket Fence which made an appearance as well. Other than that, they also hate that they can’t place these inclines and center them to the museum. Instead, they are forced to place two inclines leading up to it for a symmetrical design. Animal Crossing New Horizons is one of the better games in the Nintendo Switch [https://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/nintendo-switch/] lineup. However, it has its fair share of issues and missing features, and it’s high time that the developers at Nintendo fulfill the promise of adding everything they showed in the game’s trailers. WATCH THIS STORY: Top-Selling PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo Consoles of All Time [https://www.essentiallysports.com/stories/top-selling-playstation-xbox-and-nintendo-consoles-of-all-time-news-esports-ps2-ps4-wii-sony-microsoft/] 

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<h2>Animal Crossing 2021 - New Horizons, Pocket Camp, New Leaf, Wild World</h2>
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<h2>Animal Crossing: New Horizons - First Release</h2>
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the fifth main title in the Animal Crossing series. The game underwent a worldwide release on March 20, 2020, for the Nintendo Switch console. Since then, it has amassed immense popularity and received worldwide acclaim.

It is currently the newest entry in the series after Animal Crossing: New Leaf (2012). Following its release, New Horizons became one of the few games in the series to get additional post-launch content periodically.

New Horizons' launch was initially planned for 2019 after the game was first announced during a Nintendo Direct in September 2018. Fans were treated with the first gameplay footage during the Nintendo Direct for E3 2019. The event showcased the new narrative and game mechanics. However, this event also confirmed that the game's launch would be delayed until March 2020.

More gameplay followed during the Nintendo Direct in September 2019, accompanied by a new trailer with additional information. After that, the Animal Crossing: New Horizons Direct greeted fans with a detailed look into the game in February 2020. Ultimately, in March 2020, the game saw the light of the day.
<h2>What is Animal Crossing: New Horizons?</h2>
It is a real-time life simulation video game developed and published by Nintendo. The story starts with the player assuming control of a customizable character who relocates to a deserted island after purchasing a Nook Inc. Getaway Package from Tom Nook, one of the most popular Animal Crossing characters having appeared in every title in the series.

The game takes place in real-time, and a player can explore the island in a non-linear manner. They can collect and craft items and evolve the island into a beautiful community of anthropomorphic Animal Crossing villagers.

Players can progress with their island life at their own pace. They can indulge in gardening, fishing, trapping bugs, collecting fossils, and more. Getting acquainted with the animal residents, decorating and designing the island to perfection are perhaps some of the most attractive features. The time of the day and the seasons match with real life.

Fishing and catching insects are among the favorite pastimes for island dwellers. Since the game follows real-time mechanics, there is a wide variety of critters to catch, depending on the season and time of the day.
<div class="column column--6 main-header__text">
<p class="txt-big vp-slide vp-slide--up vp-delay-4">The best part about collecting all the items is that one can donate them to Blathers for the museum. Blathers is an Animal Crossing character who is exceedingly interested in the island ecosystem. He will gladly accept new species of bugs and fish and analyze the fossils dug up.</p>
Besides that, players can fill their pockets with items they find while exploring. They can also carry necessities like a fishing pole, net, shovel, and pole.

Planting flowers aids in the beautification of the island. Players can water their garden plots to make their plants bloom. Then they can harvest or cross-pollinate. One may even end up growing a flower with rare colors.

Another specialty of the island is the fruit growing on trees. Players can also plant new varieties of fruit from other islands. One can either plant a piece of fruit or dig up a sapling and carry it in their pocket until they locate the perfect spot to plant it.
<h2>Why is Animal Crossing: New Horizons so popular?</h2>
There are more reasons for the game's popularity apart from the enticing features mentioned above. New Horizons is praised for its straightforward yet immersive gameplay. On top of that, a wide range of customization options means players can modify almost anything to their liking. Besides, there is no competitive rush, meaning players can progress at their own pace.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons quickly broke several records after releasing. It became the highest-selling game in the Animal Crossing series and the second-highest selling game on Nintendo Switch.

The game provided a much-needed escape from the harsh reality for millions around the world when the COVID-19 pandemic was at its peak. Moreover, amid the strict stay-at-home and social distancing orders, players took to the world of New Horizons to indulge in real-life activities in the game.

Animal Crossing: New Horizons' massive popularity also stems from the variety of new features introduced. Using their NookPhone, players can keep track of critters collected, DIY recipes learned, call islanders, take pictures, collect Nook Miles, and much more.
<p class="vp-slide vp-slide--up-min vp-delay-4">One can also customize their NookPhone's appearance, use the Island Designer app for terraforming their islands, and even create intricate custom designs through Pro Designs.</p>
Players can earn Nook Miles by completing tasks or going about their daily island routine. They can then use the Miles to access new DIY recipes, bigger pockets, buy special items like a Nook Inc. uniform, alongside several other in-game services and products.
<h2>Crafting and Customization</h2>
One can give their island a personal touch. They can customize their community at their own pace with greenery, furniture, and decorative items. Then they have the freedom to place those items indoor or outdoor to their pleasing.

Players can select starting locations for their homes, the residents' homes, and several other buildings. They can place bridges and ramps, alter river paths and cliffs. Furthermore, fences are available along with a path creator.

Players can use Tom Nook's workbench to craft furniture, tools, and a lot more to decorate their island paradise. Eventually, a player will learn to create DIY benches of their own. Islanders can also teach the player new DIY recipes if the player speaks to them while they are crafting.

New buildings such as Resident Services and Dodo Airlines and locations such as Harv's Island have only added to the popularity of the game. Alongside town customization, there are also options for furniture customizations.

During the beginning of the game story, the player is prompted to customize their character's eyes, skin, hair, nose, and mouth. Besides that, a player can obtain hairstyles and colors by redeeming Nook Miles at a Nook Stop. Overall, Animal Crossing: New Horizons gives the player more freedom for customization than previous titles in the series.
<h2>Is Animal Crossing: New Horizons free?</h2>
Animal Crossing: New Horizons is not available for free. One can purchase a digital version directly from the official Nintendo website for $59.99.

However, after purchasing, one can enjoy the free updates that keep coming out from time to time, bringing seasonal in-game events and activities.
<h2>ACNH Details</h2>
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<td><strong>First Release </strong></td>
<td><strong>Animal Crossing</strong> released on April 14, 2001</td>
</tr>
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<td><strong>Latest Release</strong></td>
<td><strong> New Horizons</strong> released on March 20, 2020</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><strong>Spin-offs                 </strong></td>
<td><strong>Main Series:</strong> Animal Crossing, Wild World, City Folk, New Leaf, New Horizons. <strong>Spin-offs:</strong> Happy Home Designer, Amiibo Festival,  Pocket Camp</td>
</tr>
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<td><strong>Developer</strong></td>
<td> Nintendo EPD (Published by Nintendo)</td>
</tr>
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<td><strong>Genre</strong></td>
<td> Social simulation</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td><strong>Platform</strong></td>
<td>Nintendo Switch</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
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Animal Crossing 2021 &#8211; New Horizons, Pocket Camp, New Leaf, Wild World Animal Crossing: New Horizons &#8211; First Release Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the fifth main title in the Animal Crossing series. The game underwent a worldwide release on March 20, 2020, for the Nintendo Switch console. Since then, it has amassed immense popularity and received worldwide acclaim. It is currently the newest entry in the series after Animal Crossing: New Leaf (2012). Following its release, New Horizons became one of the few games in the series to get additional post-launch content periodically. New Horizons&#8217; launch was initially planned for 2019 after the game was first announced during a Nintendo Direct in September 2018. Fans were treated with the first gameplay footage during the Nintendo Direct for E3 2019. The event showcased the new narrative and game mechanics. However, this event also confirmed that the game&#8217;s launch would be delayed until March 2020. More gameplay followed during the Nintendo Direct in September 2019, accompanied by a new trailer with additional information. After that, the Animal Crossing: New Horizons Direct greeted fans with a detailed look into the game in February 2020. Ultimately, in March 2020, the game saw the light of the day. What is Animal Crossing: New Horizons? It is a real-time life simulation video game developed and published by Nintendo. The story starts with the player assuming control of a customizable character who relocates to a deserted island after purchasing a Nook Inc. Getaway Package from Tom Nook, one of the most popular Animal Crossing characters having appeared in every title in the series. The game takes place in real-time, and a player can explore the island in a non-linear manner. They can collect and craft items and evolve the island into a beautiful community of anthropomorphic Animal Crossing villagers. Players can progress with their island life at their own pace. They can indulge in gardening, fishing, trapping bugs, collecting fossils, and more. Getting acquainted with the animal residents, decorating and designing the island to perfection are perhaps some of the most attractive features. The time of the day and the seasons match with real life. Fishing and catching insects are among the favorite pastimes for island dwellers. Since the game follows real-time mechanics, there is a wide variety of critters to catch, depending on the season and time of the day. The best part about collecting all the items is that one can donate them to Blathers for the museum. Blathers is an Animal Crossing character who is exceedingly interested in the island ecosystem. He will gladly accept new species of bugs and fish and analyze the fossils dug up. Besides that, players can fill their pockets with items they find while exploring. They can also carry necessities like a fishing pole, net, shovel, and pole. Planting flowers aids in the beautification of the island. Players can water their garden plots to make their plants bloom. Then they can harvest or cross-pollinate. One may even end up growing a flower with rare colors. Another specialty of the island is the fruit growing on trees. Players can also plant new varieties of fruit from other islands. One can either plant a piece of fruit or dig up a sapling and carry it in their pocket until they locate the perfect spot to plant it. Why is Animal Crossing: New Horizons so popular? There are more reasons for the game&#8217;s popularity apart from the enticing features mentioned above. New Horizons is praised for its straightforward yet immersive gameplay. On top of that, a wide range of customization options means players can modify almost anything to their liking. Besides, there is no competitive rush, meaning players can progress at their own pace. Animal Crossing: New Horizons quickly broke several records after releasing. It became the highest-selling game in the Animal Crossing series and the second-highest selling game on Nintendo Switch. The game provided a much-needed escape from the harsh reality for millions around the world when the COVID-19 pandemic was at its peak. Moreover, amid the strict stay-at-home and social distancing orders, players took to the world of New Horizons to indulge in real-life activities in the game. Animal Crossing: New Horizons&#8217; massive popularity also stems from the variety of new features introduced. Using their NookPhone, players can keep track of critters collected, DIY recipes learned, call islanders, take pictures, collect Nook Miles, and much more. One can also customize their NookPhone&#8217;s appearance, use the Island Designer app for terraforming their islands, and even create intricate custom designs through Pro Designs. Players can earn Nook Miles by completing tasks or going about their daily island routine. They can then use the Miles to access new DIY recipes, bigger pockets, buy special items like a Nook Inc. uniform, alongside several other in-game services and products. Crafting and Customization One can give their island a personal touch. They can customize their community at their own pace with greenery, furniture, and decorative items. Then they have the freedom to place those items indoor or outdoor to their pleasing. Players can select starting locations for their homes, the residents&#8217; homes, and several other buildings. They can place bridges and ramps, alter river paths and cliffs. Furthermore, fences are available along with a path creator. Players can use Tom Nook&#8217;s workbench to craft furniture, tools, and a lot more to decorate their island paradise. Eventually, a player will learn to create DIY benches of their own. Islanders can also teach the player new DIY recipes if the player speaks to them while they are crafting. New buildings such as Resident Services and Dodo Airlines and locations such as Harv&#8217;s Island have only added to the popularity of the game. Alongside town customization, there are also options for furniture customizations. During the beginning of the game story, the player is prompted to customize their character&#8217;s eyes, skin, hair, nose, and mouth. Besides that, a player can obtain hairstyles and colors by redeeming Nook Miles at a Nook Stop. Overall, Animal Crossing: New Horizons gives the player more freedom for customization than previous titles in the series. Is Animal Crossing: New Horizons free? Animal Crossing: New Horizons is not available for free. One can purchase a digital version directly from the official Nintendo website for $59.99. However, after purchasing, one can enjoy the free updates that keep coming out from time to time, bringing seasonal in-game events and activities. ACNH Details  First Release  Animal Crossing released on April 14, 2001  Latest Release  New Horizons released on March 20, 2020  Spin-offs                  Main Series: Animal Crossing, Wild World, City Folk, New Leaf, New Horizons. Spin-offs: Happy Home Designer, Amiibo Festival,  Pocket Camp  Developer  Nintendo EPD (Published by Nintendo)  Genre  Social simulation  Platform Nintendo Switch

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