Nintendo has gained enormous profits with the release of Animal Crossing: New Horizons on the Nintendo Switch. Since its release, New Horizons has sold over 37.62 million units worldwide, placing it just behind Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, which has sold 43.35 million. Furthermore, several users also purchased the expansion pack, Happy Home Paradise, in order to continue their ACNH journey.
Apart from New Horizons, Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp also has an immense fanbase in the community. It is a free-to-play social simulation mobile game in Nintendo’s Animal Crossing series for iOS and Android devices. Moreover, it gives you a pleasant experience as long as you have the ability and want to spend money on the game.
Interestingly, Nintendo has announced a list of new mechanics and features arriving in Pocket Camp in the next update. Continue reading to find out more about upcoming free and paid features.
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Nintendo announces Free Storage Update in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp
Several players were asking for a storage update in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp. Fortunately, Nintendo has finally listened to its users and will release a free storage update for its users. The update of the warehouse will arrive on June 23, 2022.
After hearing Nintendo’s announcement for the Pocket camp, several ACNH users are expecting the same treatment from developers. Indeed, users have high expectations from Nintendo since New Horizons has achieved so many milestones within two years of release.
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Fans’ reaction to free storage update news for Pocket Camp
Several users left their opinion about developers focusing back on New Horizons in the comment. One comment said, “Bold of you to assume they are listening to us. We asked for more updates to NH and they told us to f off.”
Many users also opened up about their concern for ACNH and developers’ involvement in the game.
Keep dreaming 🙁 they gave up on us a long time ago 🙁
— Kate (@Kate71099676) March 30, 2022
tbh i just want the old dialogue back </3
— ava (@ava_adoree) March 30, 2022
Guess ACNH isn’t worth @Nintendo time ? A half baked game that sells 40+ million copies is a win for them, they can release a mediocre AC-lite game and still get praised and 💴
— chanographic (@chanographic) March 30, 2022
Compared to the mainline games pocket camp felt so restrictive. It lacks the freedom of NL and NH. Still cannot get into the game but jealous some of the furniture didn’t cross over and I wish my island was twice it’s size.
— Sally V (@seasaltri) March 29, 2022
Mori, PLEASE send a petition out to your following (and have other ACNH content creators share it). A petition to bring tortimer island to ACNH.
— Brant August (@BrantAugustArt) March 30, 2022
Some players further revealed that only the warehouse update is free while developers will still charge money for other features.
Now this is a good way to make Nintendo's mobile games less predatory. They said they would do this years ago BTW…
— l3layze (@l3layze) March 30, 2022
It’s only the warehouse feature of the plan they’re making free, not the cookie and additional aspects of the plan.
— 나나나인 (@ninecowboys) March 30, 2022
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It’s only the warehouse feature. You still have to pay for the other stuff.
— I C Rivera (@Raja_Dito) March 30, 2022
Whereas, another ACNH fan said, ” Guess ACNH isn’t worth @Nintendo time? A half-baked game that sells 40+ million copies is a win for them, they can release a mediocre AC-lite game and still get praised and 💴.”
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