It's currently unclear why Nintendo has decided to stop support for Animal Crossing: New Horizons, but some fans are speculating it's because Pocket Camp is so much more profitable. The mobile Animal Crossing title also includes various memberships like The Happy Helper Plan and The Cookie and Depot Plan that cost a monthly subscription fee like Nintendo Switch Online, which is one of the few ways Nintendo would continue making money off New Horizons if it never added new content to the game again. Unlike New Horizons and its one additional expansion, Pocket Camp features microtransactions like Fortune Cookies and Leaf Tickets.
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These new characters came with their own unique personalities, while players could drink coffee at the Animal Crossing: New Horizons Museum Cafe and purchase shrubs for their island as a result of them being added.Īnimal Crossing: Pocket Camp received a large update as recently as today and there's no sign of the mobile game support ending any time soon. Nintendo added several things to Animal Crossing: New Horizons through the 2.0 update such as Brewster and Kapp'n or an earlier one that brought Leif to the island's plaza. So far Happy Home Paradise has yet to sell one million units, making the home furnishing expansion far less downloaded than the full game.Īnimal Crossing: New Horizons was released with the promise of content updates bringing much more to the game as the calendar unfolded. Animal Crossing: New Horizons has sold over 34 million copies to become one of the most successful Nintendo Switch titles behind only Mario Kart 8 Deluxe which has reached nearly 39 million copies sold. Nintendo released the Happy Home Paradise expansion for Animal Crossing: New Horizons just last year, making it the sole expansion for the popular Animal Crossing title.
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