The latest video for Animal Crossing: New Leaf discusses in-game events and holidays, and how it compares to the previous games.

As previously detailed, Animal Crossing: New Leaf has you start out in a tent. You can then move up in the world and buy yourself a house.

Meet Digby, Isabelle’s twin brother.

I’ve got a house, I’m working towards a development permit, and I had Daisy and another Animal Crossing: New Leaf player visit my shack!

The Spotpass feature was actually added for NOA and for NOE—for our territories,” says Reiko Ninomiya, localization manager at Nintendo of America.

Animal Crossing: New Leaf work began in late 2010, when the Treehouse group brainstormed with Nintendo’s Japan headquarters on events in the game. Translation began two years later.

My life in Animal Crossing: New Leaf began with a train ride with a familiar blue cat named Rover.

Kicks, the shoeshine boy from Animal Crossing: City Folk, now runs his own shoe store. Hooray for capitalism!

Last week in Japan was Golden Week, an annual week-long holiday during which sales usually see an increase across the board. This year, however, was a little underwhelming.

Nintendo have shared a look at three more characters from Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

Nintendo have begun introducing the characters of Animal Crossing: New Leaf to Western audiences.

Tomodachi Collection: New Life got off to a strong start with sales of over 400,000 copies in its first week, and Nintendo’s president says download sales are going well, too.

A new trailer shows off the town’s stores and other facilities like the club in Animal Crossing: New Leaf.

Nintendo have announced worldwide sales figures for Kid Icarus: Uprising, Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon and other Nintendo 3DS titles.

Register three of eight select 3DS titles on Club Nintendo and you’ll get a fourth game from the list for free.