The new winter update adds some great options to the larger inventory, because "Animal Crossing: New Horizons" collects as many objects as possible based on your aesthetics, which is great. You do have a lot of comfortable items that obviously keep many of us together and bundled together, as well as a series of interesting items and Animal Crossing Items that can be made into exquisite holiday gifts.

I especially like the new felt puppies that move and bark on instructions. I mean, look at them. Many players on social media are looking for a complete scene. They usually use it to create puppy park scenes. Fans also like to open up all the puppies at once, as if immersed in the cute noise. Combined with an existing dog house and pet bowl, it is easy to make the puppies feel at home.

However, I do want many new toys. The tent is beautiful, the doll house is beautiful, so the new helicopter is also very good. At some point, I won't envy Pocket Camp products!

I was also impressed by the warmth effect of the new Turkish Festival furniture in the house. I usually spend a lot of money on seasonal items, but these decorations resonate with them, and I want to bundle them up for some hot cocoa or dig into pies. Or pull up the car by the fire? The key is that the new animal crossing project gives a holiday mood.

I am very satisfied with the appearance of these foods. In particular, I want to eat Yule log cake or drink a drink from a New Year’s champagne glass.

Combining all of this with the added posture and the overdue pending feature of transferring the island to other game consoles, I found myself finally overcoming my animal crossing burnout. I want to come back and enjoy the joy of holiday with my digital friends.

Nintendo is now also making it easier to obtain seasonal items, which also helps. Although you can't fast-forward the holiday to experience the holiday faster, after the holiday, you can purchase the entire "Turkish Day" series for approximately 20,000 Animal Crossing Bells on Nook's Cranny. Not bad-with the January update, there are now enough reasons to jump back.