I still think about the year 2031, when Animal Crossing will no long follow the time of the current hour as 2030 is its maxed-out date on the GameCube. In a sense, I guess that will become lost content.
@@PaulFisher If your GameCube internal clock is ever set above the year 2030, then the year in Animal Crossing will be set to 2030 upon every boot up. You can get Animal Crossing to go to 2031 if you go to New Years Eve in 2030 and let the clock rollover, but once you reset it goes back to 2030.
SAME I love this niche of content, obscure video game trivia is my jam. Even in videos that go in-depth into computer science (something I don't know much about) I'm still fascinated because it's animal crossing related
Exactly, this channel scratches such a precise itch. I'm definitely a poser for loving animal crossing when I've hardly played a single hour myself, but don't let that distract you
New Horizons actually does have lost content! Pre-2.0 you had to upgrade your museum in order for it to have art. Before the art upgrade it was grey and after it was brown and had red banners. After 2.0, however, building the ACNH museum leads to you getting the art and the red banners right away, to account for the fact that the museum now has a different upgrade, The Roost. However, if you didn’t upgrade to have the art exhibit before 2.0 came out, you can still have the original bannerless museum on your island.
11:06 Fun fact: That isn't the only Japan exclusive 7/11 collab in a 3DS game! Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia had a 7/11 collab in which you could get an exclusive sword, shield, and food items
when u brought up the animal crossing calculator app near the end, i screamed because i still have it!!! i transferred it from my dsi onto my 3ds where it currently is today. 11 year old me thought it was novel, and now im glad to say that, over a decade later, im the proud owner of a piece of lost content
I have a really weird memory of when I hacked my Wii and played City Folk... with lightsabers? They were essentially just axes, but with a custom model. Now I'm wondering how people back then got custom models into the game, or how I got them into the game.
Hacked DLC, they called it! Very fun and spread via players visiting your town or vice versa. I remember the Dimentio Mask based on Super Paper Mario and the lightsabers
Okay so the way that DLC worked in Animal Crossing city Folk was that whenever you connected with someone if they had DLC it was loaded into your console permanently permanently. So they figured that out pretty quickly and that meant you could effectively create custom furniture or Tools in this case and everybody would get it even though they weren't officially made
@@orsonzeddThat makes sense, because I remember an interview where Nintendo was talking about how cool it was that fully custom items were being downloaded into the game. The only way that would even work was if the custom items were downloaded to all players!
11:37 reminds me of my vacation to Oslo and Stockholm last November. Both Norway and Sweden are home to 7-Eleven, which makes them the first and so far only countries I've been to which have 7-Eleven. The very first time I ever went to 7-Eleven was in Oslo... on November 7th, which can also be written out as 7/11. This was completely unintentional and I only realized when I saw posters at a different location later that day with text along the lines of "Happy 7-Eleven Day!" So the TLDR: the first time I ever went to 7-Eleven was on 7/11 and I didn't even realize when I did it.
7-Eleven is extremely popular in Japan, as are convenient stores in general. As an American, I largely view them as a standard gas station store, but they go crazy in Japan with the meals and products they provide. Cool to hear about them in other countries as well!
2:07 This save data has been preserved on the internet and can be reintroduced to the memory card, and can be edited to give a player any item in the game provided you know how to create the checksum.
i've been an adult for so long i was starting to forget what it was like when i was a child but videos like this and actually the channel as a whole reminds me of the days of strolling about AC Fansites
@@yasmineh.1333 While it isn't technically lost content, becuase the eshop shut down on wii u the animal crossing track is technically lost content on the wii u but not on the switch
new leaf online is the most devastating part abt 3ds losing online. esp considering online in new horizons has literally nothing fun to do unlike new leaf :(
I'll be real with you, besides the Island, New Leaf wasn't that much different to New Horizons when it came to what the game allowed you to do with friends. At least with New Horizon you can modify your island in order to come up with some fun games for your friends.
9:34 it’s still crazy to me that the only AC game that really got multiplayer play right was New Leaf. Sure, you can make your own fun by visiting other players’ towns in WW, CF, or NH. But NL was the only one where the game gave you actual multiplayer mini games to play, as well as the ability to track how many bugs and fish players catch using the timer item, allowing you to host your own bug/fishing catching contest in your town. I find it particularly egregious that NH doesn’t have anything like this-there’s very little to do when visiting another player’s town! Online multiplayer mini games a la Tortimer Island tours had so much potential and I really hope they return in the next game (whenever that may be).
Me and my childhood best friend LOVED the Wii version and would always giggle when Blanca came to our towns with all sorts scribbled on her face! Now the character is lost to time and I haven’t spoken to that friend in 10 years
When Hunter last uploaded, I stopped mid-performance to watch his video. This time, I'm not on stage, I'm laying in a bed at my grandma's house. There is a strange wind noise, there's a mysterious red light, nothing feels right, it's all weird. However, Hunters uploaded so its fine so yeah thanks hunter love you pookie
Great video as always, but you forgot one thing (or rather, two); Katie and Kaitlin! Another thing I found interesting after reading about the monkey distributions is that after receiving the data, you’d also get a message in a bottle from Katrina that’s specific to each Monkey. Also, they’d say they moved directly from Nintendo!
Ah, for some reason I thought Katie and Kaitlin were only in Wild World where they still have presence in local communication. They are indeed lost from City Folk, which I admittedly haven't played a lot of... Good catch!
Katie and Kaitlin are at least still present in Wild World, given that they will trigger from local multiplayer. But you are correct that they no longer function in City Folk! And while you know, I'm going to provide information for those who are unaware of what they are: Katie and Kaitlin are a pair of special characters, a mother and daughter cat whose presence is tied to multiplayer. After a multiplayer session, a random chance results in the two cats appearing in two separate towns from the players who were connected. Katie, the daughter, cries that she got separated from her mom, and Kaitlin similarly worries about her daughter. The two players need to open their gates again, the player with Kaitlin hosts while the player with Katie needs to physically guide her to the town gate. Once the connection is made, the two leave happily. The player who had Katie receives a present in the mail, but I believe the player with Kaitlin doesn't receive anything. This encounter is unchanged across both Wild World and City Folk, but Wild World can still trigger the encounter via local wireless play. Interestingly, while Katie alone is still in New Leaf, she is still multiplayer-reliant and thus much more difficult to encounter. She can randomly show up in your town after a multiplayer session, and asks to continue seeing the world by visiting other towns. You again have to guide her to the train station and leave for another town, and she'll then mail a present the next day.
When you mentioned shiny Pokemon events, I had a flashback to how I played Pokemon alone for so long and never looked up anything or interacted with the community, and how I only learned shiny Pokemon are a real rare thing super late in playing. I'd encountered one or two and thought it was a glitch, knocked it out, kept going. Only years later I realized I missed a cool rare thing.
You're not alone. I first encountered a shiny Rattata in Pokemon Gold, saw the sparkles but didn't notice the color change, thought that maybe it would give a bunch of Exp., knocked it out and got disappointed, then didn't think about it any further. Whoops.
I'm pretty sure the only shiny I ever saw was when I was emulating the Japanese version of Gold before it was released in NA and I had no idea what it was until much later. Shoutout to my neighbor's cool older brother who hooked me up with a floppy containing the ROM and NO$GMB.
@@FerinitheBloodHusky Sure was! There were other emulators out there, but I think GBC support in NO$GMB was added in '98 or '99--either way, definitely in time for the November '99 release of Pokémon Gold & Silver in Japan.
There is actually some lost content in New Horizons; early versions (I think pre 1.3) had some mystery islands that had hybrid flowers on them, but now they're completely inaccessible
I didn't realize that the Dream Suite was no longer usable in New Leaf until I watched this video. I didn't use it much, but I had fond memories of it nonetheless, and it's saddening how I'll never be able to enjoy the entirety of New Leaf again. (Through official means, that is.)
Love these little deep dives! Something I realized recently is that in ACNH I think the brown museum (the first stage) can no longer be unlocked from a fresh save, as when it's first built it jumps straight to the bigger, white one. Pretty sad I think as I like the development of the museum in animal crossing :(
@@strawberryynoodlesauce But when was this? Because as of the 2.0 update the musuem is supposed to upgrade directly from the tent to the larger, two-story version, with no more in-between stage.
Ah, New Leaf online multiplayer. Fond memories. One time I was playing with strangers on the island, chatting, making friends. Then all of a sudden this one girl types out "FIRE THUNDERSTORM" in all caps and a few seconds later I get booted out with the Resetti screen. I think about her constantly.
the Fireworks Table from New Leaf's Spotpass thing is literally my favorite furniture item, and i am still sad that it both didn't return in New Horizons, but also just can't be obtained without save editing or GODLY streetpass luck anymore. it was really cool looking.
Remember folks. It may seem like cheating, but there's nothing wrong with using unofficial methods to reinstate online functionality to your older systems. There are many games where online exclusive items are able to be distributed again in all number of ways.
New Horizons had a quirk found out about it a while ago that, after December 30th 2060, the game will no longer be able to play. Luckily as it stands though, this can be simply be combatted by setting the Switch's internal clock to any earlier year (unlike other cases like the permanent closure of Super Mario Bros. 35)
Great video, Ive never seen anyone mention the original copy letter in the gamecube game. Just wanted to add something on since I am a bit of a nerd when it comes to animal crossing haha, interestingly new horizons does have another piece of 'lost content' - when the museum updated with artwork in 1.2.0, the player was not automatically granted an updated museum, but instead had to complete a short 'quest' in which they would need to deliver an artwork item to blathers so that he would upgrade. Most people who played the game before this would take no notice of this, thinking this was just another upgrade, however if restarting/creating a new island, the player will skip this quest, meaning that the original museum upgrade is technically unobtainable while playing naturally. just thought this was an interesting piece of lost content, keep up the great videos man
A lot of the New Leaf distributed items as well as items from regional holidays were only available in certain countries, so you had to trade with people from America, various European countries, Korea, and Japan to get everything. (There was also a shirt, the blue argyle tee, that was categorized as a distributed item but never even actually released.) City Folk had some regional items too, but not nearly as many. At least New Horizons lets everyone get stuff from around the world, and I think the specific New Year's items can still be acquired by changing your system time.
another downside to city folk losing online connectivity to other towns is that katie is no longer able to be found crying in your town, and you won’t be able to escort her back to her mother kaitlin in your friend’s town. :(
Love this video! But it's so sad watching and thinking about all things we either missed out on, or no longer can have for either showing up too late, or resetting your town completely
I actually had a 'hacker' friend on City Folk and she gave me all the regional, unused, and otherwise secret or hard-to-acquire items. She was pretty nice but we lost touch in the transition from 3DS to Wii U onward. I've still got my original Wii/Wii U and CF town along with all these items, I might even have spares of quite a few of them. The throwing beans, Arwing, Pikmin sprouts, 7/11 set, region exclusives, the Nintendo stuffs, the DLCs- it's all there. Sadly I was never able to collect all of New Leaf's exclusive items.
Hunter R, thank you so much for making videos. I'm autistic, and animal crossing is one of my special interests. Most other channels recite the same facts over and over again and say they're facts I "probably didn't know" but you actually tell me things I DIDNT know, and I'm super grateful for that (i think a lot of it comes from the fact that you mostly talk about the very first animal crossing which seems to be one of the games that isn't talked about as much as the others)
I understand the couldn't for Wild World or City Folk, but I wish Nintendo would've released an update for New Leaf (and eventually New Horizons) a couple months before shutdown to make these items available offline. I can't imagine it would be hard to add it to the list of things Nook can sell or even just a rare item a villager can give to you.
I mean, with the usage of the Kaeru WFC DNS server, you don't even need a hacked system to get things like Nintendo WFC back on a 3DS or DS/DSi system. All it takes is changing the DNS of your wifi connection in the connection settings and signing on. That helps keep systems like Wild World going, even if it's a third party solution.
In New Leaf, unless you have a copy of the game without the Welcome Amiibo update on it, you will never see sick villagers. The possibility of villagers getting sick and needing medicine was removed from the game.. for some reason.
what the hell was up with Nintendo being extremely aware of the limited/lost nature of old proprietary stuff during the WiiU's virtual console stuff? i thought the only thing they did was add in all the e-reader only levels in that one SMB3 game, but they went out of their for something like removing the online requirement for Wild World too? and yet when it came to Mario Party, they just didnt port the first game because i guess they didnt want to mess with trying to fix the controls and didnt want to allow people to ruin their hand or controller. and then Switch comes along and none of that thoughtfulness is present, especially any of the Mario Party 1 stuff.
New horizons technically has some (almost) lost content. One of the later updates to the game (either the diving, farming, or Happy home designer updates) removed access to a few of the special island tour islands like the really cool rare flower island. It's now impossible to visit those old islands legitimately unless you buy a new switch, or factory reset your current switch and start a new game without updating. This is because the switch knows if you delete a game update, and will refuse to launch the game until you re-download the update. And the only way to make your switch forget without hacking it is to factory reset it and wipe everything.
Considering most holiday events and the like aren't actually included in New Horizons' data, and have to be downloaded from Nintendo's servers, that makes the holiday events temporary content - once the NH servers are shut down, which they inevitably will be, holidays will likely be gone for good. Yet another reason why I refuse to play NH.
club tortimer in new leaf is defunct. there are some island shop items that are only in the club tortimer shop and im p sure you cant even go to the island using the club tortimer option at kappn's boat
Apparently what could happen was a sick villager could be chosen to move out and you could miss the days to tell them to stay, thereby meaning you couldn't stop them. Odd that they decided to delete sickness as a feature rather than adding a check that sick villagers couldn't be selected to move out
I actually have an extremely specific memory about play Excitebike in animal crossing when I was very young. Crazy to think that all this time later I'd find out how I actually was able to do that! (We had the animal crossing memory card when my parents bought me the game, that's how)
Actually, there is something else in New Horizons! It isn’t technically locked to time but rather updates pre 2.0, however after the 2.0 update, it is impossible to have the brown museum on your island, as well as an entire sequence of finding Redd and building the art section. The art section is now pre-built when the museum gets built which I assume is because of Brewster being added. Not technically locked to time, but thought I’d point that out :)
I believe the art section was pre-built due to a glitch that could occur during Redd's first visit. The sequence was supposed to play out in the following way: his boat was closed, he'd wander the island, offer a painting for 498,000 Bells before dropping it to 4,980. That painting would be genuine, and donating to Blathers would trigger the art museum upgrade. However, a player who sold or gave away the painting would confuse the game, and Redd would never show up again. If this occurred, the only workaround would be to have another player obtain genuine artwork from Redd and give it to the affected player, so that Blathers would take the donation. Additionally, if one simply lacked the funds or refused to purchase the original painting, Redd would be in the queue of weekly villagers and prevent museum progress until he arrived and sold a genuine artwork.
@@SuperLuigiKart64 Hm interesting, I had never actually heard of that glitch before! I guess rather than not letting the painting be sold Nintendo simply decided to remove the entire first Redd visit process with the price dropping dialogue and such.
@@aidansmachines It would have been a lot easier to just force Redd to respawn in that case, or modify the cutscene so that Blathers buys the painting instead.
Thanks for the amazing and indepth content, Hunter. I will always be critical of New Horizons for one singular reason: Happy Home Designer has less features but more variety than New Horizons. Animations upon interacting with furniture is equally just as welcome as free placement of Furniture outdoors that I am very heartbroken will always be locked to just Happy Home Designer... the simple idea of "being able to interact with your furniture" and more engagement with your villagers and buildings around the town is such a simple yet phenomenal idea. For a new entry in the series building upon the previous game, it sure lacks a lot of the original base. The DLC doesn't even have some of the features the 3DS game does. And keep in mind: Happy Home Designer was a spin-off, that was lower in scope, but still somehow outperformed New Horizons, and it's DLC.
4:29 After Pocket Camp closes by the end of this month, you will no longer be able to obtain the ACPC exclusive items normally. Of course, you could still get them from treasure islands, but if/when Nintendo switch Online shuts down, then they really will be Lost content.
The biggest thing I’ve learned from this video is that Wild World had a Virtual Console release on Wii U. I never really payed attention to the DS VC and assumed that Animal Crossing was treated like mainline Pokemon where they rarely got VC releases. I guess it is since Wild World is the only AC game that’s gotten a VC release. As much as I love New Horizons , I’d also love the GameCube game or City Folk to be rereleased on modern hardware.
As a kid that grew up playing Ice Climbers on the NES, if I'd have received that from my transferred save I'd be wondering what I did to anger Nintendo
Another case of lost content in New Horizons seem to be the special characters amiibo dialouges When ACNH was released, a few special character had special dialouges when you scanned their amiibos at the terminal in the town center, but after they made amiibos of the special character's that were new to the series since ACNH, instead of adding in new dialouges for them, they just removed ALL dialouges. It's a bummer, really, since I thought it was super cute little feature when I first got the game and I was so sad to find out it got removed.
I love your videos now, so I subscribed. I also want to mention that there are two villagers from the original Animal Crossing for the GameCube in Japan that are now lost from the cards: Meow and Bow. They are based on a Japanese dog/cat translator toy.
I completely forgot about that letter, but this brought back the memory. I had no idea it was tied to the memory card; I still have said card, but obviously the special data was used up long ago. The random games that got picked were Balloon Fight and DK Jr. Math.
The fact that the bonus letter save file has a count that goes from 1 to 0, makes me wonder if you could edit the save file to increase the number of letters. If you did, how would that play out? Would it send out multiple letters all at once?
I've been playing WW on the Delta emulator on my phone for a while now and I just got a Nookway. That's pretty disappointing to know that I won't be able to upgrade it any further, since I'm not sure of any ways to get another person to visit my town.
If you have the means, you can export your save and send it to a PC to edit in Nookington’s pretty easily. But it is annoying that you can’t unlock it purely through singleplayer…
I mean, there IS a hack of the game that allows you to get Nookington's through singelplayer. So if you're playing it on emulator, you might want to go seek it out.
Does the Wii U virtual console version use emulator patches or a direct ROM modification to allow the single player unlocking of Nookingtons? ...why that emulator never supported multiplayer is beyond me. Was it timing issues, linking an emulated DS to a physical one?
And after looking into stryder's disappearance, I'm very glad I clarified "when it comes to content" What I meant was, your videos are very informative and entertaining!
no way... i never knew the monkey villagers were special obtains in wild world like that?? it literally never occurred to me that i never got one in my game even though i played SO Many hours, i never noticed. absolutely bonkers that there's still lore I didn't know about a game that consumed so much of my time lol
[sigh] I really really really liked Amiibo Festival. I had like four amiibos and a handful of cards, but I had a blast with it, even playing alone. And everyone despises it so much Q.Q
first off-earliest i’ve ever been to a Hunter R. video! excited! second! this video was awesome! i love all of your videos anyway, but as a viewer you can *really* feel the fun in your voice and presentation - and the jokes hit really well for me! (the Wii U joke near the end cut me to pieces) and also i was excited to see a sponsor, too! i can’t remember if there’s been one of those before, but congrats!
when i found out holden and filly were limited japan-exclusive event characters i was so sad 😔 they should have made them amiibo cards, their furniture is so cool
I love this channel so much. I'd really like to see you continuing to cover the other Animal Crossing games more (except for New Horizons since there's already a ton of content for it).
Hey, speaking of the online items distributed with City Folk, have you ever considered talking about the modded items that could replace them? I recall hearing these items, once modded in, could be seen online by other players and even spread to them because it directly replaced items in that distribution table. I'm not sure if I have all my facts correct, but that's what I remember reading. I'm also not sure if you've covered it or would plan to cover it, but I'd also be interested in hearing you cover the phenomenon of seeding if you haven't. I know it effected Wild World's online multiplayer as entire cartridges could be permanently ruined, without outside help to fix it, if a hacker decided to over populate someone's town with specific buildings to the point of crashing the game at start up.
I’ll forever miss the online features for new leaf. My best friend from childhood and I played all the time. Both of us are now well into our 20s and he actually bought me a 3DS and new leaf so we could play one last time together before the servers shut down. Love you always, Tallness.
new horizons lost content is mostly just stuff they patched out or removed, like the Earth day nook mile bonus rewards where you get lots of nook miles for planting trees and flowers, the hybrid flower islands, tarantula islands, and stuff. They also removed these animations that would play when you tried to scan an amiibo of a major npc not present in the game (at the time) where the npc shows up and says like "Hey, I cant visit right now!" ...And this isn't lost content really, but they also changed the length and intensity of Bunny Day, of course, after huge backlash. but I honestly prefered the way it was originally. It was cool to have a holiday feel like a weeks long event that you could participate in a little every day up until the big day.
Love all of the Animal Crossing videos. I didn't realize how much about these games I didn't know! Been playing the series since the first game was released and was a day 1 adopter of it. Since then, I've purchased every game day one except Amiibo Festival and I sold my Wii U the moment I heard that it wasn't getting any other Animal Crossing games. The first game really helped me through some severe depression and loneliness when I was young, and the series has held an extremely special place in my heart since then. I wish I could reach out to the original dev team and thank them for potentially saving my life. I still listen to Animal Crossing GameCube's OST multiple times a week. It helps me focus, it makes it easier to enter the flow state, it calms me. Animal Crossing has enriched my life deeply. Thank you for ensuring RUclips viewers today that are interested will learn about the original. It deserves more credit than it gets!
Thank you! Depression and loneliness are serious issues and I have gone through similar periods myself. I’m glad you were able to get through it, and I hope you’ve come out the other side as a stronger person. Animal Crossing is a great series, and I’m happy it’s helped you throughout the years. A few people have commented similar things, and I’m always happy to hear how much the games mean to them. It’s nice to hear that you’re doing better, and hope you continue to remain in good health. 🙂
I wanted to go to sleep hours ago but I stumbled upon your channel and can’t stop watching… These videos are so interesting and your editing style is really engaging too :) I’m sure your channel will be met with even more success in the future
Now that you touched on DLC content for City Folk, hope you can cover the topic of HDLC in that game, and its peculiar way of "transmitting" between players.
It’s not animal crossing but the legend of Zelda phantom hourglass lost multiplayer and trading treasure and ship parts to time because online play is gone
Speaking as an animal crossing fan for two decades, I didn't even know about the special Nintendo letter existence in the first title, since I had to rent it to play. I wonder who got it without probably ever knowing how rare it would become. Super interesting content anyway, I'm going to check out more of your videos
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TELL US THE TIME NEXT TIME
I still think about the year 2031, when Animal Crossing will no long follow the time of the current hour as 2030 is its maxed-out date on the GameCube. In a sense, I guess that will become lost content.
6.5 years remain... 🕗
Dawn of the 1,609th Day
Technically a mod that adds an offset to the date is not that unheard of.
Will the year in the GameCube roll over to an earlier date, or does it keep going but you can no longer manually *set* the date beyond 2030!
@@PaulFisher If your GameCube internal clock is ever set above the year 2030, then the year in Animal Crossing will be set to 2030 upon every boot up. You can get Animal Crossing to go to 2031 if you go to New Years Eve in 2030 and let the clock rollover, but once you reset it goes back to 2030.
This channel is like the equivalent of a kid going into a candy store for me… animal crossing, lost media, and glitches… I’m in heaven lol
I ❤ HUNTER R.!!!!!!!
SAME I love this niche of content, obscure video game trivia is my jam. Even in videos that go in-depth into computer science (something I don't know much about) I'm still fascinated because it's animal crossing related
i'm not as interested in animal crossing as i used to be, but same i really like lost media and glitches
Took the words out of my mouth!
Exactly, this channel scratches such a precise itch. I'm definitely a poser for loving animal crossing when I've hardly played a single hour myself, but don't let that distract you
New Horizons actually does have lost content! Pre-2.0 you had to upgrade your museum in order for it to have art. Before the art upgrade it was grey and after it was brown and had red banners. After 2.0, however, building the ACNH museum leads to you getting the art and the red banners right away, to account for the fact that the museum now has a different upgrade, The Roost. However, if you didn’t upgrade to have the art exhibit before 2.0 came out, you can still have the original bannerless museum on your island.
that and the removed islands
@@Libbyowo ofc how could I forget
Also the dialouges when you scanned special character's amiibos at the terminal!
11:06 Fun fact: That isn't the only Japan exclusive 7/11 collab in a 3DS game! Fire Emblem Echoes: Shadows of Valentia had a 7/11 collab in which you could get an exclusive sword, shield, and food items
idk much about fire emblem but imagine being in a war and dying to a dude with a fucking 7/11 sword
Similarly on the Switch, Splatoon 2 had some 7/11 clothing exclusive to Japan.
Echoes SoV however had their colab also available on the US, and the items are actually in the files so you can get those items via mods
Yes
You should've used 11:07 instead, c'mon, it was right there
when u brought up the animal crossing calculator app near the end, i screamed because i still have it!!! i transferred it from my dsi onto my 3ds where it currently is today. 11 year old me thought it was novel, and now im glad to say that, over a decade later, im the proud owner of a piece of lost content
Not so lost that it can't be found on places like hshop, mind you.
I’m a little surprised you took a sponsorship from a meal company. I would have expected you to be a Hunter-gatherer.
Get out.
Hunter (gathere)R.
@@Zowayix93 that is usually where hunting and gathering take place, yes
oh my GOD
I have a really weird memory of when I hacked my Wii and played City Folk... with lightsabers? They were essentially just axes, but with a custom model. Now I'm wondering how people back then got custom models into the game, or how I got them into the game.
Hacked DLC, they called it! Very fun and spread via players visiting your town or vice versa. I remember the Dimentio Mask based on Super Paper Mario and the lightsabers
@@bobbob1876 Hacked DLC sounds familiar, but no one ever visited my town or vice versa, and I can't remember how I got it.
YES! I still have my save file with lightsaber axes, a guitar axe, the dimentio mask and pokeballs that were a reskin of the triple red shells
Okay so the way that DLC worked in Animal Crossing city Folk was that whenever you connected with someone if they had DLC it was loaded into your console permanently permanently. So they figured that out pretty quickly and that meant you could effectively create custom furniture or Tools in this case and everybody would get it even though they weren't officially made
@@orsonzeddThat makes sense, because I remember an interview where Nintendo was talking about how cool it was that fully custom items were being downloaded into the game. The only way that would even work was if the custom items were downloaded to all players!
11:37 reminds me of my vacation to Oslo and Stockholm last November. Both Norway and Sweden are home to 7-Eleven, which makes them the first and so far only countries I've been to which have 7-Eleven. The very first time I ever went to 7-Eleven was in Oslo... on November 7th, which can also be written out as 7/11. This was completely unintentional and I only realized when I saw posters at a different location later that day with text along the lines of "Happy 7-Eleven Day!"
So the TLDR: the first time I ever went to 7-Eleven was on 7/11 and I didn't even realize when I did it.
7-Eleven is extremely popular in Japan, as are convenient stores in general. As an American, I largely view them as a standard gas station store, but they go crazy in Japan with the meals and products they provide.
Cool to hear about them in other countries as well!
Your obvious next step is to visit the US in mid-July, so you’re here for 7/11!
@@PaulFisher Banger idea.
2:07 This save data has been preserved on the internet and can be reintroduced to the memory card, and can be edited to give a player any item in the game provided you know how to create the checksum.
i've been an adult for so long i was starting to forget what it was like when i was a child but videos like this and actually the channel as a whole reminds me of the days of strolling about AC Fansites
I like how you paused for the (no name) name at the patreon credits
Animal Crossing had a track in Mario Kart 8, if you wanna count that in "AC content on Wii U"
In that vein, Smash 4
That's not exactly lost though due to Deluxe existing on switch
Nintendo Land
@@yasmineh.1333 While it isn't technically lost content, becuase the eshop shut down on wii u the animal crossing track is technically lost content on the wii u but not on the switch
new leaf online is the most devastating part abt 3ds losing online. esp considering online in new horizons has literally nothing fun to do unlike new leaf :(
Was just coming here to say this- playing new leaf online with friends was such a a fond memory for me, I'm sad that I can't relive it
Maybe Pretendo has it now?
@@frost5958actually It'll take some time but ACNL is one of their priorities
I'll be real with you, besides the Island, New Leaf wasn't that much different to New Horizons when it came to what the game allowed you to do with friends. At least with New Horizon you can modify your island in order to come up with some fun games for your friends.
It’s very difficult to remember any of your life problems when you’re watching Hunter R.
Using a rake to cover them up and then later coming back to take them away
9:34 it’s still crazy to me that the only AC game that really got multiplayer play right was New Leaf. Sure, you can make your own fun by visiting other players’ towns in WW, CF, or NH. But NL was the only one where the game gave you actual multiplayer mini games to play, as well as the ability to track how many bugs and fish players catch using the timer item, allowing you to host your own bug/fishing catching contest in your town. I find it particularly egregious that NH doesn’t have anything like this-there’s very little to do when visiting another player’s town! Online multiplayer mini games a la Tortimer Island tours had so much potential and I really hope they return in the next game (whenever that may be).
Hopefully the 2.0 update for NH will be put onto carts, otherwise we'll be stuck with only half a game when the update servers get shut down
that's why I'm thankful to the hack of the console allowing to preserve the digital updates.
At the very least the Switch lets you download the update from other consoles if you can get in the same room as someone who has the patch downloaded
Me and my childhood best friend LOVED the Wii version and would always giggle when Blanca came to our towns with all sorts scribbled on her face! Now the character is lost to time and I haven’t spoken to that friend in 10 years
I’m glad at least that pretendo (should) be able to bring up ACNL
When Hunter last uploaded, I stopped mid-performance to watch his video. This time, I'm not on stage, I'm laying in a bed at my grandma's house. There is a strange wind noise, there's a mysterious red light, nothing feels right, it's all weird.
However, Hunters uploaded so its fine so yeah thanks hunter love you pookie
Great video as always, but you forgot one thing (or rather, two); Katie and Kaitlin!
Another thing I found interesting after reading about the monkey distributions is that after receiving the data, you’d also get a message in a bottle from Katrina that’s specific to each Monkey. Also, they’d say they moved directly from Nintendo!
Ah, for some reason I thought Katie and Kaitlin were only in Wild World where they still have presence in local communication. They are indeed lost from City Folk, which I admittedly haven't played a lot of... Good catch!
Katie and Kaitlin are at least still present in Wild World, given that they will trigger from local multiplayer. But you are correct that they no longer function in City Folk!
And while you know, I'm going to provide information for those who are unaware of what they are:
Katie and Kaitlin are a pair of special characters, a mother and daughter cat whose presence is tied to multiplayer. After a multiplayer session, a random chance results in the two cats appearing in two separate towns from the players who were connected. Katie, the daughter, cries that she got separated from her mom, and Kaitlin similarly worries about her daughter. The two players need to open their gates again, the player with Kaitlin hosts while the player with Katie needs to physically guide her to the town gate. Once the connection is made, the two leave happily. The player who had Katie receives a present in the mail, but I believe the player with Kaitlin doesn't receive anything.
This encounter is unchanged across both Wild World and City Folk, but Wild World can still trigger the encounter via local wireless play. Interestingly, while Katie alone is still in New Leaf, she is still multiplayer-reliant and thus much more difficult to encounter. She can randomly show up in your town after a multiplayer session, and asks to continue seeing the world by visiting other towns. You again have to guide her to the train station and leave for another town, and she'll then mail a present the next day.
8:40 it's Doug Dimmadome! Owner of the Dimmsdale Dimmadome!
When you mentioned shiny Pokemon events, I had a flashback to how I played Pokemon alone for so long and never looked up anything or interacted with the community, and how I only learned shiny Pokemon are a real rare thing super late in playing. I'd encountered one or two and thought it was a glitch, knocked it out, kept going. Only years later I realized I missed a cool rare thing.
You're not alone. I first encountered a shiny Rattata in Pokemon Gold, saw the sparkles but didn't notice the color change, thought that maybe it would give a bunch of Exp., knocked it out and got disappointed, then didn't think about it any further. Whoops.
I'm pretty sure the only shiny I ever saw was when I was emulating the Japanese version of Gold before it was released in NA and I had no idea what it was until much later. Shoutout to my neighbor's cool older brother who hooked me up with a floppy containing the ROM and NO$GMB.
@@HandoruKiipa gameboy color emulation was possible then?
@@FerinitheBloodHusky Sure was! There were other emulators out there, but I think GBC support in NO$GMB was added in '98 or '99--either way, definitely in time for the November '99 release of Pokémon Gold & Silver in Japan.
There is actually some lost content in New Horizons; early versions (I think pre 1.3) had some mystery islands that had hybrid flowers on them, but now they're completely inaccessible
I didn't realize that the Dream Suite was no longer usable in New Leaf until I watched this video. I didn't use it much, but I had fond memories of it nonetheless, and it's saddening how I'll never be able to enjoy the entirety of New Leaf again. (Through official means, that is.)
Love these little deep dives! Something I realized recently is that in ACNH I think the brown museum (the first stage) can no longer be unlocked from a fresh save, as when it's first built it jumps straight to the bigger, white one. Pretty sad I think as I like the development of the museum in animal crossing :(
What?? I got the brown one
@@strawberryynoodlesauce The one with no upstairs?
@@BeNotNormal yeah I don’t think it had upstairs
@@strawberryynoodlesauce But when was this? Because as of the 2.0 update the musuem is supposed to upgrade directly from the tent to the larger, two-story version, with no more in-between stage.
@@BeNotNormal This was last week. Maybe I’m remembering wrong… I have to check later lol
Ah, New Leaf online multiplayer. Fond memories. One time I was playing with strangers on the island, chatting, making friends.
Then all of a sudden this one girl types out "FIRE THUNDERSTORM" in all caps and a few seconds later I get booted out with the Resetti screen.
I think about her constantly.
I miss New Horizon's Hyacinth Islands that you could get with Nook MilesnTickets
dude getting off work on a friday afternoon and being treated to new animal crossing content from you is the best feeling
the Fireworks Table from New Leaf's Spotpass thing is literally my favorite furniture item, and i am still sad that it both didn't return in New Horizons, but also just can't be obtained without save editing or GODLY streetpass luck anymore. it was really cool looking.
Your videos are like crack but legal
wow 100k subs
i listen to ken carson tho
Remember folks. It may seem like cheating, but there's nothing wrong with using unofficial methods to reinstate online functionality to your older systems. There are many games where online exclusive items are able to be distributed again in all number of ways.
New Horizons had a quirk found out about it a while ago that, after December 30th 2060, the game will no longer be able to play. Luckily as it stands though, this can be simply be combatted by setting the Switch's internal clock to any earlier year (unlike other cases like the permanent closure of Super Mario Bros. 35)
Great video, Ive never seen anyone mention the original copy letter in the gamecube game.
Just wanted to add something on since I am a bit of a nerd when it comes to animal crossing haha, interestingly new horizons does have another piece of 'lost content' - when the museum updated with artwork in 1.2.0, the player was not automatically granted an updated museum, but instead had to complete a short 'quest' in which they would need to deliver an artwork item to blathers so that he would upgrade. Most people who played the game before this would take no notice of this, thinking this was just another upgrade, however if restarting/creating a new island, the player will skip this quest, meaning that the original museum upgrade is technically unobtainable while playing naturally. just thought this was an interesting piece of lost content, keep up the great videos man
A lot of the New Leaf distributed items as well as items from regional holidays were only available in certain countries, so you had to trade with people from America, various European countries, Korea, and Japan to get everything. (There was also a shirt, the blue argyle tee, that was categorized as a distributed item but never even actually released.)
City Folk had some regional items too, but not nearly as many. At least New Horizons lets everyone get stuff from around the world, and I think the specific New Year's items can still be acquired by changing your system time.
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another downside to city folk losing online connectivity to other towns is that katie is no longer able to be found crying in your town, and you won’t be able to escort her back to her mother kaitlin in your friend’s town. :(
Love this video! But it's so sad watching and thinking about all things we either missed out on, or no longer can have for either showing up too late, or resetting your town completely
I actually had a 'hacker' friend on City Folk and she gave me all the regional, unused, and otherwise secret or hard-to-acquire items. She was pretty nice but we lost touch in the transition from 3DS to Wii U onward.
I've still got my original Wii/Wii U and CF town along with all these items, I might even have spares of quite a few of them. The throwing beans, Arwing, Pikmin sprouts, 7/11 set, region exclusives, the Nintendo stuffs, the DLCs- it's all there.
Sadly I was never able to collect all of New Leaf's exclusive items.
Epic
Hunter R, thank you so much for making videos. I'm autistic, and animal crossing is one of my special interests. Most other channels recite the same facts over and over again and say they're facts I "probably didn't know" but you actually tell me things I DIDNT know, and I'm super grateful for that (i think a lot of it comes from the fact that you mostly talk about the very first animal crossing which seems to be one of the games that isn't talked about as much as the others)
I understand the couldn't for Wild World or City Folk, but I wish Nintendo would've released an update for New Leaf (and eventually New Horizons) a couple months before shutdown to make these items available offline. I can't imagine it would be hard to add it to the list of things Nook can sell or even just a rare item a villager can give to you.
For me, it's about the badges. I loved achieving those ... I was kicking myself when he mentioned the Dream Suite one.
I mean, with the usage of the Kaeru WFC DNS server, you don't even need a hacked system to get things like Nintendo WFC back on a 3DS or DS/DSi system. All it takes is changing the DNS of your wifi connection in the connection settings and signing on. That helps keep systems like Wild World going, even if it's a third party solution.
In New Leaf, unless you have a copy of the game without the Welcome Amiibo update on it, you will never see sick villagers. The possibility of villagers getting sick and needing medicine was removed from the game.. for some reason.
what the hell was up with Nintendo being extremely aware of the limited/lost nature of old proprietary stuff during the WiiU's
virtual console stuff? i thought the only thing they did was add in all the e-reader only levels in that one SMB3 game,
but they went out of their for something like removing the online requirement for Wild World too?
and yet when it came to Mario Party, they just didnt port the first game because i guess they didnt want to mess
with trying to fix the controls and didnt want to allow people to ruin their hand or controller.
and then Switch comes along and none of that thoughtfulness is present, especially any of the Mario Party 1 stuff.
thankfully the special memory card data has been archived so you can put it on any memory card.
I actually unlocked the Train Station Upgrade in New Leaf only through local play
New horizons technically has some (almost) lost content.
One of the later updates to the game (either the diving, farming, or Happy home designer updates) removed access to a few of the special island tour islands like the really cool rare flower island.
It's now impossible to visit those old islands legitimately unless you buy a new switch, or factory reset your current switch and start a new game without updating.
This is because the switch knows if you delete a game update, and will refuse to launch the game until you re-download the update. And the only way to make your switch forget without hacking it is to factory reset it and wipe everything.
Your content is so high quality, I'm happy you got sponsored, your content makes me really want to play GameCube Animal Crossing
Considering most holiday events and the like aren't actually included in New Horizons' data, and have to be downloaded from Nintendo's servers, that makes the holiday events temporary content - once the NH servers are shut down, which they inevitably will be, holidays will likely be gone for good.
Yet another reason why I refuse to play NH.
An excellent small channel. We will watch your career with great interest
mogchamp (master of gaming) animal crossing
club tortimer in new leaf is defunct. there are some island shop items that are only in the club tortimer shop and im p sure you cant even go to the island using the club tortimer option at kappn's boat
One thing I miss is the sick villages in New Leaf. For some reason the welcome amiibo update made villagers never get sick.
Apparently what could happen was a sick villager could be chosen to move out and you could miss the days to tell them to stay, thereby meaning you couldn't stop them. Odd that they decided to delete sickness as a feature rather than adding a check that sick villagers couldn't be selected to move out
I'm pretty sure its also impossible to get the silver axe in new leaf now, due to it only appearing in the online tortimer island lobbies
Woooo! Lost content in games has always intrested me so im glad you talked about it in animal crossing!
I actually have an extremely specific memory about play Excitebike in animal crossing when I was very young.
Crazy to think that all this time later I'd find out how I actually was able to do that!
(We had the animal crossing memory card when my parents bought me the game, that's how)
It might be interesting to make a video about beta/pre-release content... some of the differences are pretty crazy, especially in WW
i love the "amiibo festival isn't real and can't hurt me" moment lmao
i will miss going to the dream suite and just going thru weird towns
Actually, there is something else in New Horizons! It isn’t technically locked to time but rather updates pre 2.0, however after the 2.0 update, it is impossible to have the brown museum on your island, as well as an entire sequence of finding Redd and building the art section. The art section is now pre-built when the museum gets built which I assume is because of Brewster being added. Not technically locked to time, but thought I’d point that out :)
I believe the art section was pre-built due to a glitch that could occur during Redd's first visit. The sequence was supposed to play out in the following way: his boat was closed, he'd wander the island, offer a painting for 498,000 Bells before dropping it to 4,980. That painting would be genuine, and donating to Blathers would trigger the art museum upgrade.
However, a player who sold or gave away the painting would confuse the game, and Redd would never show up again. If this occurred, the only workaround would be to have another player obtain genuine artwork from Redd and give it to the affected player, so that Blathers would take the donation. Additionally, if one simply lacked the funds or refused to purchase the original painting, Redd would be in the queue of weekly villagers and prevent museum progress until he arrived and sold a genuine artwork.
@@SuperLuigiKart64 Hm interesting, I had never actually heard of that glitch before! I guess rather than not letting the painting be sold Nintendo simply decided to remove the entire first Redd visit process with the price dropping dialogue and such.
@@aidansmachines It would have been a lot easier to just force Redd to respawn in that case, or modify the cutscene so that Blathers buys the painting instead.
Filly must have not been cut out for the hero business... but found a job that let them keep the helmet! XD
Thanks for the amazing and indepth content, Hunter.
I will always be critical of New Horizons for one singular reason:
Happy Home Designer has less features but more variety than New Horizons. Animations upon interacting with furniture is equally just as welcome as free placement of Furniture outdoors that I am very heartbroken will always be locked to just Happy Home Designer... the simple idea of "being able to interact with your furniture" and more engagement with your villagers and buildings around the town is such a simple yet phenomenal idea. For a new entry in the series building upon the previous game, it sure lacks a lot of the original base.
The DLC doesn't even have some of the features the 3DS game does.
And keep in mind: Happy Home Designer was a spin-off, that was lower in scope, but still somehow outperformed New Horizons, and it's DLC.
4:29 After Pocket Camp closes by the end of this month, you will no longer be able to obtain the ACPC exclusive items normally. Of course, you could still get them from treasure islands, but if/when Nintendo switch Online shuts down, then they really will be Lost content.
The biggest thing I’ve learned from this video is that Wild World had a Virtual Console release on Wii U. I never really payed attention to the DS VC and assumed that Animal Crossing was treated like mainline Pokemon where they rarely got VC releases. I guess it is since Wild World is the only AC game that’s gotten a VC release.
As much as I love New Horizons , I’d also love the GameCube game or City Folk to be rereleased on modern hardware.
As a kid that grew up playing Ice Climbers on the NES, if I'd have received that from my transferred save I'd be wondering what I did to anger Nintendo
Another case of lost content in New Horizons seem to be the special characters amiibo dialouges
When ACNH was released, a few special character had special dialouges when you scanned their amiibos at the terminal in the town center, but after they made amiibos of the special character's that were new to the series since ACNH, instead of adding in new dialouges for them, they just removed ALL dialouges.
It's a bummer, really, since I thought it was super cute little feature when I first got the game and I was so sad to find out it got removed.
I love your videos now, so I subscribed. I also want to mention that there are two villagers from the original Animal Crossing for the GameCube in Japan that are now lost from the cards: Meow and Bow. They are based on a Japanese dog/cat translator toy.
I completely forgot about that letter, but this brought back the memory. I had no idea it was tied to the memory card; I still have said card, but obviously the special data was used up long ago. The random games that got picked were Balloon Fight and DK Jr. Math.
The fact that the bonus letter save file has a count that goes from 1 to 0, makes me wonder if you could edit the save file to increase the number of letters.
If you did, how would that play out? Would it send out multiple letters all at once?
I've been playing WW on the Delta emulator on my phone for a while now and I just got a Nookway. That's pretty disappointing to know that I won't be able to upgrade it any further, since I'm not sure of any ways to get another person to visit my town.
If you have the means, you can export your save and send it to a PC to edit in Nookington’s pretty easily. But it is annoying that you can’t unlock it purely through singleplayer…
if you play on emulator, then you can probably memory edit something to unlock it.
I mean, there IS a hack of the game that allows you to get Nookington's through singelplayer. So if you're playing it on emulator, you might want to go seek it out.
Does the Wii U virtual console version use emulator patches or a direct ROM modification to allow the single player unlocking of Nookingtons?
...why that emulator never supported multiplayer is beyond me. Was it timing issues, linking an emulated DS to a physical one?
that glue company made glue containers shaped like isabelle, digby, and kk slider's heads too! theyre so cute.
You're like the Stryder7x of animal crossing when it comes to content. Love every upload
And after looking into stryder's disappearance, I'm very glad I clarified "when it comes to content"
What I meant was, your videos are very informative and entertaining!
no way... i never knew the monkey villagers were special obtains in wild world like that?? it literally never occurred to me that i never got one in my game even though i played SO Many hours, i never noticed. absolutely bonkers that there's still lore I didn't know about a game that consumed so much of my time lol
Werent Kate and Katie both only available through visiting other towns in City Folk?
[sigh] I really really really liked Amiibo Festival. I had like four amiibos and a handful of cards, but I had a blast with it, even playing alone. And everyone despises it so much Q.Q
babe wake up hunter r posted
Something I miss so much in NH is the rare flower island :( I don’t know why they removed it, but it was by far my most favorite island
Ooo Lost Content! I love lost content! Was waiting for the video to drop and it's definitely worth the wait
first off-earliest i’ve ever been to a Hunter R. video! excited!
second! this video was awesome! i love all of your videos anyway, but as a viewer you can *really* feel the fun in your voice and presentation - and the jokes hit really well for me! (the Wii U joke near the end cut me to pieces) and also i was excited to see a sponsor, too! i can’t remember if there’s been one of those before, but congrats!
when i found out holden and filly were limited japan-exclusive event characters i was so sad 😔 they should have made them amiibo cards, their furniture is so cool
I love this channel so much.
I'd really like to see you continuing to cover the other Animal Crossing games more (except for New Horizons since there's already a ton of content for it).
Amiibo Festival video when
Hey, speaking of the online items distributed with City Folk, have you ever considered talking about the modded items that could replace them? I recall hearing these items, once modded in, could be seen online by other players and even spread to them because it directly replaced items in that distribution table. I'm not sure if I have all my facts correct, but that's what I remember reading.
I'm also not sure if you've covered it or would plan to cover it, but I'd also be interested in hearing you cover the phenomenon of seeding if you haven't. I know it effected Wild World's online multiplayer as entire cartridges could be permanently ruined, without outside help to fix it, if a hacker decided to over populate someone's town with specific buildings to the point of crashing the game at start up.
9:13 wiilink, baby
I’ll forever miss the online features for new leaf. My best friend from childhood and I played all the time. Both of us are now well into our 20s and he actually bought me a 3DS and new leaf so we could play one last time together before the servers shut down. Love you always, Tallness.
Babe wake up, another batch of the Hunter R drug is out
Holden could also be a play on words for how glue holds something in place (hold in place, Holden) fantastic video!
I wish there would be more Channels like this with other gaming series. One of my favorite english gaming youtuber. Keep going.
new horizons lost content is mostly just stuff they patched out or removed, like the Earth day nook mile bonus rewards where you get lots of nook miles for planting trees and flowers, the hybrid flower islands, tarantula islands, and stuff.
They also removed these animations that would play when you tried to scan an amiibo of a major npc not present in the game (at the time) where the npc shows up and says like "Hey, I cant visit right now!"
...And this isn't lost content really, but they also changed the length and intensity of Bunny Day, of course, after huge backlash. but I honestly prefered the way it was originally. It was cool to have a holiday feel like a weeks long event that you could participate in a little every day up until the big day.
Don't be a coward; you better cover Amiibo Festival someday. We are all wanting it >:3
Love all of the Animal Crossing videos. I didn't realize how much about these games I didn't know! Been playing the series since the first game was released and was a day 1 adopter of it. Since then, I've purchased every game day one except Amiibo Festival and I sold my Wii U the moment I heard that it wasn't getting any other Animal Crossing games. The first game really helped me through some severe depression and loneliness when I was young, and the series has held an extremely special place in my heart since then.
I wish I could reach out to the original dev team and thank them for potentially saving my life. I still listen to Animal Crossing GameCube's OST multiple times a week. It helps me focus, it makes it easier to enter the flow state, it calms me. Animal Crossing has enriched my life deeply. Thank you for ensuring RUclips viewers today that are interested will learn about the original. It deserves more credit than it gets!
Thank you! Depression and loneliness are serious issues and I have gone through similar periods myself. I’m glad you were able to get through it, and I hope you’ve come out the other side as a stronger person. Animal Crossing is a great series, and I’m happy it’s helped you throughout the years.
A few people have commented similar things, and I’m always happy to hear how much the games mean to them. It’s nice to hear that you’re doing better, and hope you continue to remain in good health. 🙂
3:07 you talking about new horizons shocked me I actually did a spit take
Congrats on your very first sponsor!! You deserve it ❤
3:12 Hunter R. when he tries his best making a AC video every month or less
I wanted to go to sleep hours ago but I stumbled upon your channel and can’t stop watching… These videos are so interesting and your editing style is really engaging too :) I’m sure your channel will be met with even more success in the future
Man, I wish I could've been just a little older when I first played AC and ACWW so I could make more lasting memories.
Now that you touched on DLC content for City Folk, hope you can cover the topic of HDLC in that game, and its peculiar way of "transmitting" between players.
It’s not animal crossing but the legend of Zelda phantom hourglass lost multiplayer and trading treasure and ship parts to time because online play is gone
Speaking as an animal crossing fan for two decades, I didn't even know about the special Nintendo letter existence in the first title, since I had to rent it to play. I wonder who got it without probably ever knowing how rare it would become. Super interesting content anyway, I'm going to check out more of your videos
I love your channel and animal crossing and i hope more people can find your channel