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=== Minigames === | === Minigames === | ||
The update includes two new minigames, ''[[Animal Crossing Puzzle League]]'' and ''[[Desert Island Escape]]''. These can be played by activating a Nintendo 3DS XL/New Nintendo 3DS XL or a Wii U piece of furniture, respectively. | The update includes two new minigames, ''[[Animal Crossing Puzzle League]]'' and ''[[Desert Island Escape]]''. These can be played by activating a Nintendo 3DS XL/New Nintendo 3DS XL or a Wii U piece of furniture, respectively. | ||
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| + | == Gameplay changes == | ||
| + | === Town === | ||
| + | * A new [[Campground]] has been built in town, and is located on the eastern or western cliffs of town (depending on town orientation). | ||
| + | * A [[CAT Machine]] has been added outside of [[Town Hall]], and allows the player to receive [[MEOW Coupons]] after completing [[Town Initiatives]]. | ||
| + | * When opting to rebuild a town, the player can now sell the town to [[Tom Nook]] for a large amount of [[bells]] that can be transferred to help create a new town. The player's catalogue can optionally be sold for additional funds, or transferred to the new town. | ||
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| + | === Interface === | ||
| + | * Screenshots can now be shared to Facebook and Twitter directly from a dedicated button on the touch screen. | ||
| + | * The [[TPC]] menu has been divided into tabs. One tab displays Town Initiatives while the other displays the TPC. | ||
| + | * A secret storeroom can be purchased from [[Nook's Homes]]. It provides a large amount of additional [[Storage unit|storage space]]. | ||
| + | * Furniture can be arranged using the touch screen after a secret storeroom has been purchased from Nook's Homes. | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Furniture === | ||
| + | * Many new [[Fortune Cookie]] items are available, including a [[Wii U]] and [[New Nintendo 3DS]]. | ||
| + | * [[Balloon (floating)|Floating balloon presents]] now contain items outside of the [[Balloon Series]]. | ||
| + | * The Balloon Dog Lamp has been renamed to Balloon Poodle Lamp. | ||
| + | * [[Clothes]] can now be hung up on the wall of a [[house]]. | ||
| + | * Certain chairs now also function as tables. | ||
| + | |||
| + | === Interactivity === | ||
| + | * Players and villagers can sit on [[rock]]s. | ||
| + | * Players can shake [[tree]]s while holding a [[Watering Can]], [[Fishing Rod]], [[Net]], [[Slingshot]], and [[Megaphone]]. | ||
| + | * Players can interact with items in front of them while sitting down. | ||
| + | * Players can perform a short dance when interacting with the campfire [[Public Works Project]]. | ||
| + | * Players will pose in a fighting stance when interacting with a Judge's Bell. | ||
| + | * Beans that are thrown on the ground in the Campground or [[Main Street]] will now attract nearby [[bird]]s, who will land on the ground and eat them. | ||
=== Miscellaneous === | === Miscellaneous === | ||
| − | * | + | * Existing Dream Addresses are not compatible with the update. A new address must be generated at the [[Dream Suite]] to share a Dream Town. |
| − | * | + | * [[Villagers]] can now move out up to 10 days after announcing to the player that they are leaving town, instead of the previous 5 day period. |
| − | * [[ | + | * Scanning a Villager's amiibo will bypass the 16 previous villager limit, and allow that villager to move back into town. |
| + | * The filter used on custom [[designs]] is no longer used on designs placed on the ground, but is now used on designs used as wallpaper. | ||
| + | * Using a [[Mii Mask]] now changes the player's skintone to match. | ||
| + | * [[Fertilizer]] can now revive dead Perfect Fruit trees. [[Leif]] will mail a free sample to the player. | ||
| + | * [[Cyrus]] will wave at the player when retrieving an item that has been customised at [[Re-Tail]]. | ||
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 18:08, November 2, 2016
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| Developer(s) | Nintendo EAD | |||||
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| Publisher(s) | Nintendo | |||||
| Platform(s) | Nintendo 3DS | |||||
| Ratings | CERO:  AESRB: [[File:ESRB E[1].svg|16px|E[1]|link=|alt=]] E[1] PEGI: [[File:PEGI 3[2].svg|16px|3[2]|link=|alt=]] 3[2] | |||||
| Media | 3DS Game Card and eShop download | |||||
Warning: Display title "<i>Animal Crossing: New Leaf - Welcome amiibo</i>" overrides earlier display title "<i>Animal Crossing: New Leaf Welcome amiibo</i>".
Animal Crossing: New Leaf Welcome amiibo is an update to Animal Crossing: New Leaf, first announced in year years after the release of the game in 2016. The update is be available digitally from the Nintendo eShop, and as part of a physical bundle with new Animal Crossing amiibo that releases on November 25, 2016.
Announcements
Nintendo first revealed the free update in a Nintendo Direct on January 9, 2016.[3]
On November 2, Nintendo released an official trailer[4] and revealed more information in another Nintendo Direct.[5]
Features
amiibo and new villagers
Welcome amiibo introduces amiibo compatibility to the game. Amiibo from the Animal Crossing series, as well as amiibo from several other Nintendo franchises, are compatible.
Villagers can be brought into New Leaf by summoning Wisp, who will prompt them to to scan a character's amiibo to make him to transform into them. Once summoned, the villager will set up camp in a new campground managed by a new special character, Harvey. At that point, the player can invite the villager to live in their town.
50 villagers from Animal Crossing and Doubutsu no Mori e+ who were absent in New Leaf and later entries also return to the series with this update. On November 11th, 50 new amiibo cards will be released featuring these 50 new villagers.
Other amiibo series are compatible, and scanning them introduces exclusive characters and items. For example, Splatoon amiibo will bring squirrel villagers based on Callie and Marie into the game, as well a series of Splatoon-themed furniture and clothing items. Amiibo from the Legend of Zelda series have also been confirmed to work.
amiibo camera
Players will be able place villagers into photographs they take with their console's camera.[6] The update also includes new items, many of which were introduced in Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer.[7] The player can also connect with their Happy Home Designer data if they own the game, which unlocks more new giant furniture.
- AC Amiibo - Photo Feature preview.jpg
The amiibo camera feature shown on Nintendo's Twitter.
- AC Amiibo - Photo Feature preview 2.jpg
The amiibo camera feature shown on Nintendo's Twitter.
The amiibo camera feature, shown in the Nintendo Direct on November 2, 2016.
Minigames
The update includes two new minigames, Animal Crossing Puzzle League and Desert Island Escape. These can be played by activating a Nintendo 3DS XL/New Nintendo 3DS XL or a Wii U piece of furniture, respectively.
Gameplay changes
Town
- A new Campground has been built in town, and is located on the eastern or western cliffs of town (depending on town orientation).
- A CAT Machine has been added outside of Town Hall, and allows the player to receive MEOW Coupons after completing Town Initiatives.
- When opting to rebuild a town, the player can now sell the town to Tom Nook for a large amount of bells that can be transferred to help create a new town. The player's catalogue can optionally be sold for additional funds, or transferred to the new town.
Interface
- Screenshots can now be shared to Facebook and Twitter directly from a dedicated button on the touch screen.
- The TPC menu has been divided into tabs. One tab displays Town Initiatives while the other displays the TPC.
- A secret storeroom can be purchased from Nook's Homes. It provides a large amount of additional storage space.
- Furniture can be arranged using the touch screen after a secret storeroom has been purchased from Nook's Homes.
Furniture
- Many new Fortune Cookie items are available, including a Wii U and New Nintendo 3DS.
- Floating balloon presents now contain items outside of the Balloon Series.
- The Balloon Dog Lamp has been renamed to Balloon Poodle Lamp.
- Clothes can now be hung up on the wall of a house.
- Certain chairs now also function as tables.
Interactivity
- Players and villagers can sit on rocks.
- Players can shake trees while holding a Watering Can, Fishing Rod, Net, Slingshot, and Megaphone.
- Players can interact with items in front of them while sitting down.
- Players can perform a short dance when interacting with the campfire Public Works Project.
- Players will pose in a fighting stance when interacting with a Judge's Bell.
- Beans that are thrown on the ground in the Campground or Main Street will now attract nearby birds, who will land on the ground and eat them.
Miscellaneous
- Existing Dream Addresses are not compatible with the update. A new address must be generated at the Dream Suite to share a Dream Town.
- Villagers can now move out up to 10 days after announcing to the player that they are leaving town, instead of the previous 5 day period.
- Scanning a Villager's amiibo will bypass the 16 previous villager limit, and allow that villager to move back into town.
- The filter used on custom designs is no longer used on designs placed on the ground, but is now used on designs used as wallpaper.
- Using a Mii Mask now changes the player's skintone to match.
- Fertilizer can now revive dead Perfect Fruit trees. Leif will mail a free sample to the player.
- Cyrus will wave at the player when retrieving an item that has been customised at Re-Tail.
External links
References
- ↑ http://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/7s_LzOZI18nIHym0yObW_vYCzfwsRssn
- ↑ http://www.nintendo.co.uk/Games/Nintendo-3DS/Animal-Crossing-New-Leaf-273841.html
- ↑ Nintendo 3DS Direct - 01.09.2016 on YouTube
- ↑ Animal Crossing: New Leaf Welcome amiibo trailer on YouTube
- ↑ Animal Crossing Direct 11.2.2016 on YouTube
- ↑ Official Doubutsuno Mori Twitter
- ↑ [1]
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