Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment... Genshin Impact Dev Responds To Breath Of The Wild Clone Comments, Insists It's A "Very Different" Experience, Minecraft's Steve Revealed As Super Smash Bros. Why take the effort to prepare a meal if I can just nibble on the hundreds of fruit I have growing on my island? Rumours that he turned down a role in The Hobbit to work on Nintendo Life are, to the best of our knowledge, completely and utterly unfounded. However, he’s already mentioned coding for a cafe section within the museum, a feature present in other Animal Crossing games. just released, and players have wasted no time posting dream addresses to invite others to their islands. A dataminer has discovered a cache of unreleased content hidden in the code of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, pointing to a slew of new features that could be … sounds good. I like filling out th critterpedia.

However, with the exception of the teaser for the pumpkin-headed Jack making a reappearance from previous Animal Crossing games, little else is known in regards to the future of New Horizons — at least officially. I just hope they don't limit the variety of vegetables you can have without having an online subscription or lacking a friend who owns a switch like they did with the fruits, @RupeeClock

A lot of these look and sound pretty credible, but as is always the case with datamined information, there's no guarantee that any of these features will make it to the live game. Nothing has been shorted here, so that’s why I find perspective off base. It's worth stressing a second time that a lot of the stuff mentioned here may never happen in the game and could simply be left-over code for features that won't be used, but at least some of it has a good chance of coming to pass.

Why they weren't in there at the start boggles me. a third nook cranny's upgrade?

The fact that I don't have to worry about my flowers wilting and dying in ACNH has been a great relief to me. New York, Fans of previous, games have been asking for these odd pieces of furniture since, It’s important to keep in mind that what is found via datamining in no way guarantees the appearance of this content; it is simply there in case the creators decide to use it. Thank you for signing up to GamesRadar+. I planted tons of non native fruits to get a lot of money especially for building the bridges / inclines or buying very expensive stuffs. I'd much rather have more buildings / stuff to collect than create a farming plot. It will probably be like growing flowers, only that you have to farm on the right season. That's like having a racing game that doesnt allow a second player... A lot of these make sense, they were major features in ACNL.I can't believe I forgot that bushes were a thing, they were great.They make more sense when you consider the upcoming Leif event, the gardening sloth. Animal Crossing: New Horizons has been out in the market for a month, but there’s a lot of things left to do in the daily life simulator. Um yeah, we know they do it, that's why we're complaining about it. Alex is a lover of video games, animals, and the arts. Will it be added later? The best gaming routers for PC, PS4, and Xbox 2020, Gaming chair for PS4 and Xbox One guide: get comfy whatever your console-setup. According to the latest datamine, there are some fan-favorite features and some new gameplay elements being added for the players. I just don't think Animal Crossing New Horizons falls under that camp, and I'd say most would agree given it's excellent review scores and record-breaking success. Perhaps, but at least for now, it doesn’t seem to be included. A great Boooo to the Datamines articles. Fans have already experienced a few major updates over the past few months, and more are sure to come. @Incarna If it was like in the older games where you couldn't tell it was fake until you gave it to Blathers, yeah it would not be a good thing. @Susurrus Yes, Tanukichi is Tom Nook, but Redd's Japanese name is a bit similar.

Obviously there’s loads more content on the way, but the base game is huge and has more actual gameplay content than any previous AC by a wide margin.

Little seems to be known about the new bush type, cooking, and sewing features — and it is entirely possible they may never show up at all — but it wouldn’t be too surprising if vegetables and gyroids were introduced as soon as the fall update. Animal Crossing is hobbies, farming is chores. Given that Earth Day is set to arrive at the end of April, we imagine some of these will materialise in just a couple of weeks time. I just hope I'll be able to avoid all this information until it's revealed but I don't think I'll be able to. Animal Crossing: New Horizons received its new 1.3.0 update this week, and as is tradition, some fans have taken a closer look at the code to see what else can be gleamed aside from what Nintendo officially announced. I mean, the Happy Home Academy gives you a sowing machine as one of your first gifts, so... Farming simulator is quaking in its boots. Not everything Ninji's spoilers indicated will necessarily be in the April 23 update. But being able to collect more things would drastically increase my personal enjoyment. I hate data mining like just let it be a surprise.

I don’t have even the smallest complaint over that and really to the contrary nothing but praise. No one is surprised by they're registering their complaints with it. Same with Blathers and Gulliver - dialogue skip option WHEN, Nintendo??? A recent datamine of Animal Crossing: New Horizons has shed new details about how often and when certain key NPCs appear.Every week, islands on Animal Crossing: New Horizons … @VexingInsanity This is Animal Crossing, not Minecraft.They are completely different games. The game relies on …

And as you just pointed out we can eat fruit. The museum upgrades with Redd and the Gyroids (and Brewster) are 100% mandatory. Also liked the food box on the beach with the outfit haha. Man, the island is already too small... if I need to build a farm... good gracious... haha.

If you were starting to get a little bored tending your island on Animal Crossing: New Horizons, you're going to be really excited about some changes coming to the game with the next update. So a consumer basically has to either buy the incomplete game and hope features return or wait while they artificially drag out the content distribution. I'd probably actually buy the game then, and just treat it as a harvest moon style thing. It's also worth mentioning that despite such things being found in the game's files, there's nothing stopping Nintendo deciding against releasing these additions.