The updates feel as though they are only ways to deliver and maintain interest on the sport for years and years, which is doing well considering the Animal Crossing Items way the game keep selling months and months after it originally released. If word of mouth against it was so powerful, would it keep selling like it will after all of those months? I don't know, feel very strange to me.

Easter and other holidays are not on the capsule, locked supporting updates. Other improvements and bug-fixes came with the upgrades.

I don't care how long a game takes to produce. When it's not done, then it's not worth buying.

I buy fewer than I did, and have a tendency to wait till after release today, to find out what happens wrt upgrades. I really don't like my games being divided between physical and digital, and upgrades ensure a portion of the game stays digital.

As entertaining as the last two generations of gaming happen to be, the practical side is becoming worse and eventually there won't be anything bodily to purchase except the system. When that happens then yeah I'll probably stop buying new games since digital games could be revoked at any moment. (Read the Terms)

I only miss the times once the idea of publishing and releasing something had weight to it. There was an element of"you CANNOT fuck this up", and having the ability to release an unfinished game and then restrict it to death just enables shitty publishing and a jacked up merchandise imo.

Hunk LOVES to sit and watch Animal Crossing. Especially so when he places a butterfly!

Thank you! He understands he is super cute, and thus super sexy. I believe I have the Link a few years back at Toys R Us (RIP), making a nice addition to the installation.

I think you'd regret it, he demands a lot of attention. You basically can't lay down without him arriving to lay on your chest, and he's always meowing for food.

The Link is officially pretty nice. And oh yeah, Voltron is where I received his (my cat's) name! Is about the Switch Internet mobile app. Certainly have friends using the app to form messages, since it's a million times quicker for many people than typing using the on-screen keyboard.I'd say so, yes. Means that if you are playing on the internet, you can type out messages and use emotions from your regular smartphone rather than rifling through menus on-screen. It is more convenient because all of your reactions are easily chosen from precisely the same menu, instead of like now in the game where you've got a limited amount in the Animal Crossing New Horizons Nook Miles Ticket initial menu and have to assign/unassign them to have over that sum. But it's still about the smartphone program, so complete a minor upgrade.