Animal Crossing on Nintendo Switch: everything we want to see

INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Animal Crossing is a very popular series for Nintendo that helps shift a lot of hardware, and while the company appears to have no trouble
arrives in Animal Crossing Pocket CampOkay, so this isn't really a direct sign that an Animal Crossing game will be released for Nintendo
Switch but it has set our rather desperate minds into a swirl of conspiracy theorising
The Switch item was put into the Animal Crossing Pocket Camp game as a daily bonus item to encourage players to log in day after day
Crossing release coming to Switch is in the form of some leaked images which claim to show the game
January 2018 it was revealed that Nintendo had applied for a new Animal Crossing trademark in Japan for a wide range of purposes, including
software for a home video game machine, portable electronic game machine, and smartphone devices
home game machines
back in 2012
count) despite the fact that many fans expected to see one
World and New Leaf each surpassed 11 million sales
the Switch will buck the trend here thanks to its hybrid nature, and Nintendo will have a hit on its hands
them
one of the biggest and best parts of the series (just look at Happy Home Designer for evidence of that)
New styles and themes would be welcome, perhaps with more customization options.Bigger spaces or more areasWith the power the Switch offers,
we think we could get the biggest and most expansive Animal Crossing ever
Although we love that Animal Crossing is all about being in a small town, we also enjoyed the move towards a city vibe that came with New
Leaf
offered a few more amenities or places to visit.More chances to craft your own storyMoving into the mayoral role was one of the best aspects
Perhaps more choice in what role you play in the town
Pocketcamp allows players to take up the role of a holiday camp owner, so perhaps in a new mainline game we could see a few more career
shopkeeper or cafe owner paths open up
Creating your own designs or crafting furniture to sell to the locals, or collecting ingredients from your town and others to add some
us due to its shallowness
Nintendo managed to tie the mobile and console releases together in some way so that players can get more depth out of the mobile game, and
give us another way to enjoy the console release