Once Summer rolls around in Animal Crossing New Horizons you'll start to see blue shells wash up on the beaches of your island. These are Summer Shells, and are a new seasonal item that can be ...

You can contact him at p.martinez@newsweek.com Now that summer has officially begun, Animal Crossing: New Horizons is getting its villagers ready with a brand new update that allows for swimming ...

Animal Crossing New Horizons update time is fast approaching, with Nintendo set to launch summer wave 2 on the Switch soon. Hot on the heels of the first Animal Crossing New Horizons summer update ...

At the beginning of the month, Animal Crossing: New Horizons added its first Summer Update, which brought some significant new content to the game, like the new NPC Pascal, sea creatures ...

Animal Crossing: New Horizons has been steadily adding ... Introducing a host of new features to the game, the first wave of the free Summer Update dropped on July 3, and here we’ve catalogued ...

Your next Animal Crossing: New Horizons update is just around the corner, with the promised Summer Update – Wave 2 arriving earlier than originally planned. Following on from the first wave ...

New Horizons patch adds compatibility between the original Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 for multiplayer sessions.

One of the nifty features of Animal Crossing: New Horizons is its ever-changing seasons that are a reflection of the real world. When it’s summer in real life, it’s summer in Animal Crossing ...

and will show off the four seasons as they appear in Animal Crossing, from the fruit-leaden summer pear tree to the snow-covered winter fir. This kit will also include Fang, Stitches, and Fuchsia ...

A breakdown of these Summer 2025 reveals can be found below, and remember, you’ll be able to get your orders in at 12am ET on launch day which, in this case, is August 1st. LEGO Animal Crossing ...

During the summertime in Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Summer Shells will wash up on beaches, allowing players to craft special DIY recipes. Summer Shells look like Conch and Sea Snails ...