Author: Andrew Webster
Animal Crossing fans looking to return to the cozy island life can do so earlier than expected. While New Horizons' next major update, which brings the life sim game to version 3.0, was originally slated to launch on January 15th, it's now available to download.
To be clear, this is not the paid Switch 2 upgrade for the game, which adds features like 4K visuals, 12 player online sessions, and mouse controls using the Switch 2's new Joy-Con controllers. That update is still expected to launch on the 15th.
Instead, what launched early is the more robust - and free - 3.0 update that adds a host of gameplay features across all versions of the …
Read the full story at The Verge.
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Animal Crossing fans looking to return to the cozy island life can do so earlier than expected. While New Horizons' next major update, which brings the life sim game to version 3.0, was originally slated to launch on January 15th, it's now available to download.
To be clear, this is not the paid Switch 2 upgrade for the game, which adds features like 4K visuals, 12 player online sessions, and mouse controls using the Switch 2's new Joy-Con controllers. That update is still expected to launch on the 15th.
Instead, what launched early is the more robust - and free - 3.0 update that adds a host of gameplay features across all versions of the …
Read the full story at The Verge.
Continue reading...