Dōbutsu no Mori+ ( Nintendo GameCube, 2001): A port of the N64 game which added compatibility with the GameCube's internal clock, more characters and activities, more furniture items (such as playable NES games), and basic e-Reader support.Due to being released late in the system's lifespan, it never left Japan. The cartridge included a battery-powered real-time clock, a unique feature among N64 games. Dōbutsu no Mori ( Nintendo 64, 2001): Originally planned for the 64DD, an add-on for the Nintendo 64 which had an an internal clock and ran games from magnetic disks, development moved to the base console following the 64DD's commercial failure.
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It also made its way into Mario Kart 8, which features two Villagers and Isabelle as DLC characters, as well as a DLC track based on the series (all of which is included at launch in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe). The series has a minigame based on it in Nintendo Land called Animal Crossing: Sweet Day. They were followed closely by Isabelle, who was an Assist Trophy and Mii Gunner costume in 3DS/Wii U before getting Promoted to Playable in Ultimate, in addition to several Spirits, including ones based on characters from New Horizons in a Spirit event after that game was released. Villager, a fighter based on the player characters of this series, was introduced in 3DS/Wii U, along with even more Trophies and a new stage in each version the 3DS version had a stage based on Tortimer Island from New Leaf while the Wii U version had a stage called Town and City based on the premise of City Folk. Initially, Animal Crossing was only represented with a few Trophies in Melee, but in Brawl, they introduced a stage called Smashville along with more Trophies. The series is one of many represented in the Super Smash Bros.
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Animal Crossing: New Horizons for Nintendo Switch was released on March 20, 2020, and brought back the ability to visit other players' habitats online.Īn anime movie based on Wild World was released in Japan in 2006 there are currently no plans to show it elsewhere, but several fan translations exist. Animal Crossing: New Leaf for the 3DS has the first character you create become mayor of the town, and adds the option to upload your town to Nintendo's servers, allowing other players to visit even if you're not online. The game also allowed you to visit other people's towns and play with them online through Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection before the service was shut down. City Folk, released for Wii, adds in the ability to visit the city, where most of the temporary shops that appeared in prior games (like Gracie and Crazy Redd) have taken up permanent residence. It added a few new features such as the ability to get haircuts, hats and accessories to wear, new items to collect, the ability to communicate with friends over Wi-Fi (though the servers for it have since shut down), and a limited increase in interaction with your neighbors. The game received several sequels, starting with Animal Crossing: Wild World for the Nintendo DS.
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