Nintendo says they announce games at most 9 months ahead or less. So at best around June.
Another reason I think it's coming June or later is Reggie's response to the absence of Animal Crossing at E3 was that they "don't want a repeat of New Leaf'. This could be interpreted as a game that doesn't get pushed back years and then gets a direct 2 months before release (a true story about acnl).
My best release, March
My worst release, End Of Summer/December
well, acnl was first teased in 2010 (according to wikipedia) and released in japan until two years later. and it was originally meant to release in 2011. so nintendo might push it back.
but again, maybe that's just me being selfish >.<
well, acnl was first teased in 2010 (according to wikipedia) and released in japan until two years later. and it was originally meant to release in 2011. so nintendo might push it back.
but again, maybe that's just me being selfish >.<
You guys above are optimistic haha. I don't see it being released until November or December, if not early 2020. We've got minimal info about how far along the game is. Surely they'll put out 1 or 2 directs about it, so summer seems a bit too close considering both of those points. I'd rather them take longer and put decent effort into the game rather than rushing it and getting it out sooner. We've waited 6 years, a little extra isn't going to hurt at this point
Nintendo says they announce games at most 9 months ahead or less.
Really? Where did they say that? That's exciting if so.
I would actually love to see a spring or summer release for the game.
Whenever I start a town in the winter, it doesn't feel right to me lmao, I like to see the greenery and then see it fade into another season.
So for me, I expect it to be late spring time, early summer- June-ish?