Animal Crossing Switch is definitely happening, sooner rather than later. I'd bet anything that it'll be revealed at E3.
It seems a lot of people would be happy with basically just a New Leaf HD with more stuff. I would not. Don't get me wrong, I love New Leaf, but after 3000 hours, I want something new. I want a bigger world with multiple villages. Places to explore. I wanna be able to find a secret mushroom spot in a forest. I wanna be able to fish with Gaston in the river just outside of town. I want villagers to actually have routines. I want a world that feels alive. I want "Animal Crossing 2".
Animal Crossing hasn't really changed much since it was first released in 2001. We're still limited to the same kind of boxed-in villages that we've always been. If Animal Crossing Switch turns out to be more of the same, I'll be really disappointed. I'd buy it but I wouldn't be as excited for it as I was with the original game or New Leaf.
It seems a lot of people would be happy with basically just a New Leaf HD with more stuff. I would not. Don't get me wrong, I love New Leaf, but after 3000 hours, I want something new. I want a bigger world with multiple villages. Places to explore. I wanna be able to find a secret mushroom spot in a forest. I wanna be able to fish with Gaston in the river just outside of town. I want villagers to actually have routines. I want a world that feels alive. I want "Animal Crossing 2".
Animal Crossing hasn't really changed much since it was first released in 2001. We're still limited to the same kind of boxed-in villages that we've always been. If Animal Crossing Switch turns out to be more of the same, I'll be really disappointed. I'd buy it but I wouldn't be as excited for it as I was with the original game or New Leaf.