tonghuan: Monetization In ‘Animal Crossing New Horizons’

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In recent weeks, I have been recommending "Animal Crossing New Horizons" to the families I work with. As I said before, it frees us from the chaos of the real world and goes to a beautiful environment. It also gives us the opportunity to establish contact with friends who cannot meet.

With the release of the game and acceptance by most families, it has become one of the fastest-selling games on the Switch. But many people are asking me what is the recommended price of the game?

Even if the game is a multiplayer game, how many copies do you need to buy? This is not a common problem. However, if you have children who want to run their own island, you need to consider this before trying to cross an animal intersection. Players who do not want to spend a lot of money can get the items you need through at www.iggm.com/animal-crossing-bells , which is a safe and reliable way.

Unless they are happy to play a supporting role on the island of siblings, most children will want to own a piece of land to command. This means you need two copies of "Animals Crossing New Horizons". If you want them to play and visit each other's islands at the same time, it also means that you need two Nintendo Switch consoles.

In our home, we solved this problem by making a digital copy of the game and two switches. Unlike moving cartridges between systems, the digital version allows you to have separate save files on each system (and therefore separate islands). Then, you can visit each other ’s islands in a local multiplayer game, but because you are using the same game, you cannot play online at the same time.

If the money is too much, I usually recommend families to choose an older version of Animal Crossing. If you have Wii in your home, you can use the cheap version of "Animal Crossing", or they can also play other games, such as "Farm Together", "Star Valley" or "Wandering Paradise".

Another factor that helps parents and caregivers evaluate the value before buying is how Nintendo plans to monetize the game in the future. The ESRB rating includes notifications that the game will include in-game purchases. As the site expands, "contains in-game offers for buying digital goods or gifts using real-world currencies." As Nintendo increasingly makes money from in-game transactions (according to Eurogamer, its lifetime revenue is $ 1 billion), these additional purchases seem likely to appear soon.

In contrast, the PEVI rating of New Horizons does not have the same in-game purchase notice. I conducted a close inspection with the VSC classification committee and confirmed that this was not an error. However, it seems unlikely that some regions will get in-game purchases, while others do not.

A more useful one is Animal Crossing Bells. In this mobile version, you can purchase air tickets and celebration packages. There are subscriptions on iOS, Android, and Pocket Camp to provide fortune cookies for random items at a price of $ 7.99 per month, or to help villagers at a price of $ 2.99 per month.