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E3 2021 was poised to be one of the biggest events of 2021 for gaming, especially for the giants of the industry. Companies like Xbox, Bethesda, and many more made a killing by showcasing their premier products for the year 2021. Japanese developers Nintendo arrived on the last day with an E3 exclusive Direct. Fans had a lot of expectations, especially for existing titles like Animal Crossing New Horizons.

However, the developers never rose to the expectations that fans set. The Direct never revealed much about the future of many of their existing titles and the New Horizons community were visibly disappointed with the event. But, it seems like the developers haven’t forgotten them at all.

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New free update for Animal Crossing New Horizons arriving on July 29

With August beginning in a few days, fans will have some new stuff to play with. The month of August will bring back events like the Bug-off and many more. Along with that, the Fireworks show will also return every Sunday for the entire month. The event is a great way for fans to have a relaxing time while watching the fireworks display.

Recently, the developers tweeted about a free update for New Horizons arriving on July 29. The update will include many of the new seasonal items and events that will be necessary for the festivities in August. However, fans have gained a lot of confidence with the developers because of a second tweet added to the thread about updates for the game.

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Nintendo assures fans about new content and plans for the year 2021

The second tweet stated that Animal Crossing New Horizons will receive more free content. The developers are currently working on them and it will arrive later this year. This has uplifted the mood of every New Horizons fan following the drastic E3 2021 Direct. With an update arriving this week, it seems like the players won’t have to worry about the game becoming stale in the future.

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It remains to be seen how the game will be affected following the arrival of these updates later this year. Fans haven’t gained a lot of new content this year so far, and they want to see some revolutionary changes. So, the developers at Nintendo should have a torrid time satisfying the fans, and it will be hard for them to impress the players after a shabby first half of the year.

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