Tom Nook announced a Animal Crossing Nintendo Switch game at the end of the September 2018 Nintendo Direct.

The Animal Crossing website was updated last week with several placeholder news posts and placeholder video, including a very creepypasta-esque usage of several paragraphs from Franz Kafka’s “The Metamorphosis” as filler text.

The winter uniform Isabelle Nendoroid will show up again in August 2018.

Animal Crossing’s first smartphone game was expected to release sometime around Fire Emblem Heroes, the game that it was revealed with, but it looks like we’ll have to wait a little longer.

In a new interview, Shigeru Miyamoto commented on the success of Pokémon GO and its effect on other Nintendo titles, an Animal Crossing mobile game, as well as his hopes for the upcoming Super Mario Run.

Nintendo announced that more smartphone apps are on the way, with Fire Emblem and Animal Crossing apps releasing this fall. According to Nintendo’s mobile partner DeNA, they will be free-to-start.

With the recent announcement of the upcoming Fire Emblem and Animal Crossing smart device apps, much still remains unknown, but we got a few details from Nintendo’s latest financial results briefing.

Nintendo recently released their very first smartphone app with Miitomo, and the company revealed that more is headed our way, including Fire Emblem and Animal Crossing.

Nintendo has shared a look at the entire wave 4 of Animal Crossing amiibo cards which will release in Japan on March 24th.

A new amiibo card collectors album will release alongside the fourth wave of amiibo cards in Europe and Australia on June 18th.

In addition to the fourth series of amiibo cards, the Isabelle amiibo will also become available separately from Animal Crossing: amiibo Festival.

Nintendo has shared a look at their entire third wave of Animal Crossing amiibo cards, which will be releasing in Japan on January 14th for 324 yen a pack.

A recent video gives us a look at the unboxing of the newest Animal Crossing amiibos, including Blathers, Celeste, Resetti, and Kicks, as well as the Lucas and Japanese version of the gold Mario amiibo.

Isabelle is such a belle that Good Smile Company is rereleasing the original Nendoroid figure.

Nintendo revealed that the third wave of amiibo cards will be headed to Japan on January, 14th, 2016, and each pack will cost 324 yen.