With new horizons coming out I?ve been thinking a lot about how I?ve grown up with animal crossing.
When city folk came out I was 5 and only in my first year of primary school, then when new leaf came out I was in my final year of primary school about to face high school. Now with new horizons coming out I would?ve been in my final year of high school, however I left to start college instead.
As silly as it sounds, it?s quite cool how at different times of major changes in my life there has always been an animal crossing game not far behind them, almost like another home you can retreat to to escape the big bad world. It?s nice to know there?s a place where you can go where your main worry is completing that bug collection or watering wilted flowers rather than thinking about the scary future
Has anyone else had a similar experience with animal crossing weirdly connecting to real life?
When city folk came out I was 5 and only in my first year of primary school, then when new leaf came out I was in my final year of primary school about to face high school. Now with new horizons coming out I would?ve been in my final year of high school, however I left to start college instead.
As silly as it sounds, it?s quite cool how at different times of major changes in my life there has always been an animal crossing game not far behind them, almost like another home you can retreat to to escape the big bad world. It?s nice to know there?s a place where you can go where your main worry is completing that bug collection or watering wilted flowers rather than thinking about the scary future
Has anyone else had a similar experience with animal crossing weirdly connecting to real life?