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- Animal Crossing Welcome Amiibo Qr Codes
Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Animal Crossing: New Leaf is a life-simulation game created and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 3DS console. Create your own town filled with friendly animal villagers, decorate your house, customise your character and more. Explore our helpful event tips, qr codes, soundtrack and guides below.
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A few weeks ago, Nintendo announced that Animal Crossing: New Leaf would get a major update this Fall. It will add compatibility with Animal Crossing amiibo (figures and cards), but also new content. During the latest Nintendo Direct presentation, in September, Nintendo announced that it would be released in November.
There will be an Animal Crossing Nintendo Direct in early november, where Nintendo will further detail the update. But the good news is: we won’t have to wait until that presentation to learn more about it! On Wednesday, Nintendo revealed a brand new feature called amiibo Camera.
It’s actually pretty straightforward: you use one of the Animal Crossing amiibo in order to “summon” them in the real world, and then you take pictures. The official website confirms that both Animal Crossing amiibo figures and Animal Crossing amiibo cards can be used, though obviously, it’s much more convenient to carry the cards around.
Here’s some pictures for the amiibo Camera feature:
The amiibo Camera feature is one of the features that will be added to Animal Crossing: New Leaf via the Software update slated for next month. It will be available from the get-go in Animal Crossing: New Leaf – Welcome amiibo, which is simply a pre-patched retail copy of the game.
Here’s the boxarts of that edition (Europe and Japan):
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The update for Animal Crossing: New Leaf will be released in November worldwide.
Animal Crossing: New Leaf – Welcome amiibo (3DS) comes out on November 23rd in Japan, November 25th in Europe, and December 2nd in North America.
Source: Nintendo
Update: during today’s Animal Crossing Direct (on November 2nd), Nintendo announced that the special packs of Animal Crossing amiibo cards would launch on November 25th in Europe.
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During yesterday’s Nintendo 3DS Direct presentation, Nintendo announced that the Animal Crossing series would get a 5th series of amiibo cards. This new series of Animal Crossing amiibo cards will be launched on November 3rd in Japan, November 11th in Europe, and December 2nd in North America, and will feature animals that do not appear in Animal Crossing: New Leaf.
And today, Nintendo announced a special collaboration with Sanrio, in Japan. On November 3rd, Nintendo will launch special packs of amiibo cards. Those packs include the following:
- 2 Animal Crossing amiibo cards, picked up at random
- 1 seal, also picked at random
But what’s interesting about the cards is that they’re unique. There’s 6 of them, and they all feature a specific animal. Just like other cards, when you scan it in Animal Crossing: New Leaf, the animal will come live in your village. It will bring its own furniture, in its camping car.
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What makes those 6 cards so special is that the furniture is based on a famous Sanrio character: Hello Kitty, Pompompurin, Little Twin Stars, My Melody, Keroppi, and Cinnamoroll. About the seals included in the packs: they feature a special illustration with a famous Animal Crossing character and one of the Sanrio characters:
- Isabelle x Hello Kitty
- Timmy & Tommy x Little Twin Stars
- Mr. Resetti x Pompompurin
- Lottie x My Melody
- Kapp’n x Keroppi
- K. K. Slider x Cinnamoroll
Unfortunately, there’s a catch: the Sanrio characters will not appear in the game, just the special furniture.
Here’s what the cards, the seals, and the packaging look like:
Finally, here’s a promotional video for this collaboration:
Those special packs of Animal Crossing amiibo cards will launch on November 3rd in Japan, on the same day as the regular new packs.
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Source: Nintendo