After the Nintendo Direct this February, Nintendo indicated that the game could only be recovered once. They leave the doors open for more.
The Nintendo Direct dedicated to Animal Crossing: New Horizons this February was a barrage of news about the expected Nintendo Switch video game, the first major installment of the saga in seven years. During the transmission, it was indicated that “Nintendo Switch Online members can only recover the saved data once for the loss or damage of the system”. That message has been deleted.
Hours after the end of the event, the official Nintendo channel on YouTube uploaded the Nintendo Direct again on deferred; but there is a change with respect to the video broadcast live, because now it says the following when it comes to everything related to saved games: "We will share more details about the recovery function of games saved in the future."
It is unknown what Nintendo's plans are today. For the launch, this March 20, we do not know if games can be recovered once, twice or none, if the conditions previously mentioned by the Japanese giant are met: loss, theft or damage to Nintendo Switch.
The toolbox will now have a different arrangement in the form of a wheel, thus facilitating rapid exchange.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons will have free content since its launch
After the Nintendo Direct, Nintendo has confirmed that the game will have 383 neighbors since its launch. To put this figure into context, Animal Crossing: New Leaf had 333 outbound neighbors, a figure that was expanded with the Welcome Amiibo version until 399. However, Nintendo has confirmed that the game will grow in content thanks to free updates.
There has also been much concern about the limitation of saving of games in the cloud or the inability to transfer games between consoles, especially in those that have more than one Nintendo Switch or who plan to change models at some time in the future. Although they do not detail when, in the future it will be possible to transfer games between Nintendo Switch consoles.
For those who plan to take over the game, remember that you already know how multiplayer mode will work, both local and online; In addition, in the West we will also receive the new special Nintendo Switch console with Animal Crossing motifs.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons will go on sale for Nintendo Switch this March 20.
Via | Nintendo Everything
