It seems Monolith Soft has had a hand in numerous big-name Nintendo titles in recent years. They're known for their work on the Legend of Zelda series, but they also had some input on Animal Crossing: New Horizons. While we don't know the capacity that Monolith Soft was involved, they do confirm the work on their official website. Hopefully we get a bit more insight into what the team provided in the near future.
Nintendo originally restocked their line of Animal Crossing amiibo cards in Japan in March 2020, but retailers quickly sold out. Now we know that a second restock is on the way, and it's going to launch sometime in early June 2020. Customers will be able to grab the first four sets, along with the “Welcome amiibo” cards. Unfortunately, the Sanrio line of cards will not be restocked.
[Event] The second half of Katie’s Sakura Festival garden event is now live in Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp! Each player has been sent yellow sakura seeds × 20 to their mailbox!
Fill up your crafting catalogue with the best ways to get even more DIY Recipes in Animal Crossing: New Horizons.
Nintendo Minute is never a minute! We hope you’re all enjoying the island life so far in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Today we thought we’d show you what our islands look like so far. It’s nice that we can still meet and hang out in the game. Let us know how your islands are coming along and if your friends have visited. As always, thanks so much for watching and we’ll see you soon!
Here's a really interesting one for you. Animal Crossing: New Horizons hasn't officially released in China yet, but an update is available for the game. This is Version 1.1.1, which includes a fix for the item duplication bug, and also gives players access to Bunny Day. The update lacks online multiplayer and design sharing, but it's still pretty surprising to see the update made available in China. We'll have to wait to see if this was a mistake, or Tencent/Nintendo will continue to share updates for a game that hasn't officially been released in the region.
The Switch and Switch Lite are incredibly hard to find right now, so of course GameStop is up to their old tricks. While you can't order a standalone Switch or Switch Lite right now, GameStop is more than happy to sell you one of their "Starter Bundles." The Switch Lite bundles include a $20 eShop card, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and screen protectors for $290. The Switch bundle adds in a Switch Pro Controller, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and a $20 eShop card for $450. You can grab both deals here.
Looking for another way to show your love of Animal Crossing: New Horizons? Why not grab the latest wallpaper from My Nintendo? The design above is now available, and it'll cost you 50 Platinum Points. There are both mobile and desktop versions, which you can find here.
The gang at Boundary Break is up to their old tricks once again, taking the camera where it's not supposed to go. Their focus this time is Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and they're showing you what's going on behind-the-scenes in all sorts of areas you can't normally reach!
Like anyone coming back from a trip to an island paradise, this episode’s guests can’t wait to talk about it. After sharing their vacation plans last episode, host Chris Slate is joined once again by Bill Hutchens and Kristen Copeland from Nintendo Treehouse, and Anthony Foster from the social media team at Nintendo of America to trade tales and tips from their first two weeks with the Animal Crossing™: New Horizons game. The group also recommends their favorite recent games, takes the Warp Zone Quiz and picks their top upcoming titles for the Nintendo Switch™ system.00:30 – Animal Crossing: New Horizons
28:48 – Player’s Pulse
31:00 – Pro’s Picks
41:22 – Warp Zone Quiz
45:24 – Game Forecast
