Jamie Collins writes: "Animal Crossing: Let's Go To The City may seem an unlikely past time for a board game family, but it slowly drew us in and wrapped us up with the minutiae of its rich island. This is something we'd not experienced in a board game.
Animal Crossing: Let's Go To The City has easily been the most eagerly anticipated game for us, since making the foray from board games to their digital counterparts. The kids seemed to "get" it straightaway (or at least were not bothered by the issue of "getting" it): in their respective half hour debut slot they each managed to achieve a lot. Iona discovered a shop selling clothes and fabrics and had already produced some designs of her own. Aurora had made a full exploration of the town including the municipal buildings."
Is Disney Dreamlight Valley like Animal Crossing? Life sim fans will find some big differences between the two alongside core parallels.
In the 20 years since its worldwide debut, the Animal Crossing franchise has conquered the world with creativity and cozy vibes.
From VGC: "Nintendo will be live-streaming two concerts from its Nintendo Live event in Japan this weekend.
Nintendo Live is a physical event taking place in Tokyo on September 8-9, but some of the show will be broadcast on YouTube.
Specifically, two concerts based on Animal Crossing and Splatoon will be streamed for viewers to watch worldwide."
