Halloween is just around the corner – and in the latest fall update to Animal Crossing: New Horizons, you can celebrate all of October by collecting a new batch of spooky pumpkin recipes to decorate your island. I’m pretty much useless on the island right now, except for being there, and I’m not going to delete my sister’s save just because I want to advance the game. As part of our celebration of video game music, which we colorfully named Nintendo Life VGM Fest, we make playlists “to suit the mood,” because that’s how we organize our playlists on Spotify these days. The fall update to Animal Crossing: New Horizons features not only the much-anticipated Halloween holiday, but also the return of one of our favorite NPCs, Jack the Halloween King. It took a long time, but the ability to download Animal Crossing: New Horizons and save data from the Nintendo Switch will finally arrive in late 2020. Now I can’t even really enjoy the game because I’m sharing it with my sister, and I wanted “her” to enjoy it too, so I let “her” play first. I haven’t played any Animal Crossing games for the same reason. It took a while, but finally the powers that be have pleased us with a great update that introduces swimming and diving into Animal Crossing: New Horizons – and a bunch of collectibles along with them. Having scoured the vast expanse of the Internet to find this page, we assume you’re looking for information about bugs in the game Animal Crossing: New Horizons. The local second player can’t advance in the game, gets much less rewards, and is just a useless character that has nothing to do with the world. I would complain that the game is delayed until March 2020, but I have other games to look forward to this year. Well, it’s been a busy Animal Crossing Direct, hasn’t it? Here at NLHQ, we’re all frantically listing the ten billion things that were announced at this 20-minute presentation, and our fingers are almost falling off. Twenty minutes of Nintendo Direct usually means four to ten big events, but this Animal Crossing Direct was more full than a sticky baby’s lunchbox. BUT this game was clearly not for me! I wanted to love this game as much as I loved Stardew Valley, but I just can’t get over the childish visuals. If you’re looking for information about the fish in the game Animal Crossing: New Horizons, you’ve come to the right place.