Trompe-l’oeil.
For Animal Crossing: New Horizons‘ first birthday, many people thought that Nintendo would release a 2.0 update, adding much-awaited features like Brewster’s café, new characters, gyroids, and more. What actually happened was the anniversary update, which added some smaller quality of life features, including extra custom design slots, new items to design, and a range of seasonal items to celebrate prom, April Fool’s Day, and the game’s first birthday.
But it’s the design tools that got most players excited (at least, in the absence of a coffee-brewing pigeon), and we’ve seen a massive influx of new ideas and creative applications of art.
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