įull localisation of Animal Crossing: New Leaf began in March 2012, according to Reiko Ninomiya "The actual translation we started in, I'd like to put the pin right around March 2012. A developer roundtable hosted in September 2011 revealed additional information about the game, such as expanded clothing and customisation options, and formally introduced Isabelle as the mayor's assistant. An additional trailer was released as part of the Nintendo 3DS Conference in September 2011.
On June 7th, 2011, Animal Crossing: New Leaf received its first full-length gameplay trailer as part of E3 2011. Ninomiya explained, "We worked with the development team and brainstormed ideas for events and items, and even how some of the old characters and events could be twisted and changed and have them evolve as well." New gameplay footage was revealed at the Nintendo World Expo in January 2011. Įarly work and planning for the English localisation of Animal Crossing: New Leaf began in late 2010, according to Reiko Ninomiya of Nintendo Treehouse. Additional gameplay footage was released on September 29th 2010 at the Nintendo 3DS Conference. At this time, the game was then untitled, given a working title of just Animal Crossing. During Nintendo's E3 2010 conference, a non-playable demo showcased footage of the game, and it was announced that the player would undertake the role as mayor of the town, with the goal of making it a better place to live. The update includes new villagers, new items, and amiibo support.Įarly footage of New Leaf revealed at E3 2010.Īnimal Crossing: New Leaf was first unveiled during E3 2010, on June 15th, 2010. In November 2016, an update titled Welcome amiibo was released. New to New Leaf is the player taking on the role of mayor of the town, having more control over it than in previous games. Like all games in the Animal Crossing series, the game is synced to the system clock, which affects the gameplay based on the current time and day. It is the fourth main installment in the Animal Crossing series released outside of Japan.Īn open-ended game, New Leaf follows a player-controlled human living in a town populated with animals and performing various tasks, such as interacting with characters and collecting items. Multiplayer (1–4 player local wireless/online)Īnimal Crossing: New Leaf is a simulation game for the Nintendo 3DS released in 2012.
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