Animal Crossing: New Horizons

What officially changed

The software has been updated if you see “Ver. 2.0.0” in the upper-right corner of the title screen. General updates Brewster can now open a café in the museum. Kapp’n can now offer boat tours. Gyroids can now be unearthed. Harv’s Island can now be upgraded with an open-air market. Cooking has been added to the game. Group-stretching sessions can be started in the plaza. The Resident Representative can now establish ordinances to further customize the island. Seasonal events can now occur every year. The limited-time seasonal items from Nook Shopping will continue to be available every year as well. The software now supports Animal Crossing amiibo cards Series 5. It’s now possible to use all of the Animal Crossing series amiibo to invite characters to Photopia. The maximum number of designs that can be uploaded to the Custom Designs Portal has been increased to 200. When dreaming, it’s now possible to search for a destination by island name. It’s now possible to store recipe cards in your home storage. When using the catalog at Photopia, it’s now possible to select different variations of an item by using the X Button if you have obtained different variations of the same item. A new feature has been added to make it easier to search for stored items when using “Sort: Type” in Decorating Mode while in your home or other locations. As part of this change, adjustments have also been made to the order in which items are sorted. The following content has also been added: Additional items are available for purchase from various retailers like Nook’s Cranny and the Able Sisters. Additional redemption items are available as part of the Nook Mileage program. Additional limited-time seasonal items will be available from Nook Shopping. K.K. Slider has more